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 What should I trade (day trade or swing trade) with only $100? |
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 Does anyone know of a savings bond that lets you make a withdrawal without penalties? |
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 Can I use my 401k to buy rental property as a long term investment? |
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 Good or bad time to buy BP shares? Your opinions please.? |
What do you reckon? Seems to me that it could go either way, dependent on whether the US force BP to suspend dividends, but I am really not sure. Your input would be gratefully received.
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 20 Year-Old: What Should I Invest In With 10,000 Dollars? |
| I'm 20, and recently was given 10,000 dollars from my uncle to invest. Now, I've been doing some homework on investing in companies (I've picked my favorites), and I want to know which ... |
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 Do stocks surive when Country default on debt ? |
What is wrong with this question ?
yahoo says they removed it because someone reported it as abuse . What abuse ?
it is very simple question . I used wikipedia ... |
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 Will BP Survive This Crisis? |
| Who thinks it would be wise to buy stock in BP right now? Will the stock prices continue to fall, or is this the lowest they will get. Face it, if BP survives, their stock will rebound & if so, ... |
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 I found some old '80's $20's. Are they worth adding to my collection? |
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 how would i use the peg ratio to find if the at&t stock is fully valued? |
| Can you show me how to do it? Also how would I compare the stocks p/e to the industry and the s&p 500.. I know the p/e ratio is 12.60. But wat is the industry and s&... |
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 Will the economy have a W shaped recovery? |
| Will the economy have a ' W ' shaped recovery?... |
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 Why don't investors just invest in companies as soon as they become floated on the stock exchange? |
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 Good discount broker to trade on Nasdaq? |
| I'm British and want to buy Nasdaq stocks. What issues do I need to be aware with dealing from outside of the US, like tax etc? And what's a decent discount broker?... |
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 Where can I follow the stock markets of all continents? |
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 Where to invest $3000? |
Hello.
I have $3000 free money that I would like to invest.
If you were me, where and how would you invest this money? I don't mind taking some risks (stock market, etc). I don'... |
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 Sapphire Energy - Where do I find a stock price and symbol? |
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La | Long-Term Assets Question? |
Is everything that isn't under Total Current Assets, Long-Term Assets? What ways or ratios can you use to tell that a company is capital intensive? |
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C Brown
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capital intensive is just sort of a generic term. There is no specific ratio that defines when a company is "capital intensive". The term basically just means that it takes a large amount of money to run the particular business. For example a car manufacturing company is capital intensive. You can't just start building cars from scratch until you have a huge factory and lots of people. That's capital intensive. The same thing applies to utilities, major airlines, oil refining, chemicals, etc. These businesses tend to borrow a lot of long term debt to finance the construction of their large factories (or whatever) and so most capital intensive businesses do tend to carry larger amounts of long term debt.
Companies that are not capital intensive include financials, software, most service businesses. Anyone off of the street can start a web-based business or an insurance sales business without much of any start up capital. |
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