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 Should there be an adult for the primary beneficiary? I want to leave 401k for my two boys only ages 7 and 3?
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 Where do you think money will move to during the next bear cycle?
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 Is the Indian stock market bearish. if so for how long it will continue?
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 If I own a stock for one year, and the price is the same at the end of the year, did I make any money?
Dividends or something or no?...


 How would i go about investing in a mutual fund?
i need to know who i should talk to and where i should go? ...


 Turkish gold?
if turkish gold is better and cheaper ,why are people not buying rings etc and selling at home to jewellers in u.k????...


 Can I make a good interest if lend money privately? instead of puting it in CD?
has anyone tried doing this in a legal way? I mean like sighing the right ...


 What is the best stock to invest in?
Hi, I'm 24 year old. I plan on investing from $2,500 to $6,000. and I'm not sure if I want a short term or long term stock, or how often I plan to trade or diversify.

I am ...


 What is "Mutual fund" in simple term? Thanks.?
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 I have a portfolio worth $300,000.What can I do to make sure I will have something left for my retirement?
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 How much can i invest in roth ira...?
if gross income is 105,000 for a single filer?...


 Please suggest a website for me to learn about technical analysis?
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 I want to invest an amount of 1000000in shares through 5paisa.comcan i hav details of investors ccounts?
when i put the question some time ago people used to say abt trading account that is buying today morning and selling it bfore evening but i want invest today and wait till it grows i make a note ...


 How much does the average Forex trader make?
Someone who has been trading long enough to figure out a consistant trading system that works for ...


 Where to investment 50K?
1. CD at 5.1%
2. Stock
3. Mutual Funds

What would you do?...


 I'm a 19 year old college student. i'm interested in stock and would like to know more.?
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 How do I buy/sell stock ! I want to play the stock market!?
I have some money I would like to invest and I would like to get started buying stock!

Can some one tell me how I would even go about buying stock? I want to do it my self and not pay a ...


 Should I sell or wait?
I have bought the shares of Vermac at the rate of 21Rs. Thecurrent rate is 17rs which has been stagnant for quite a while....


 Is now a good time to invest in oil?
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 Where can I find the best information on annuities so I can make an informed purchase and where should I buy?
My husband and I just fired our financial advisor. Over the last 8 years this advisor who charged us fees had lost us approximately $1.2 million in the value of our account. We were in a diversified ...



npsems
Looking for some basic investment??
I dont have a lot of money. No taxable income. Disabled on social security. Still young. I want to invest a set amount each month, maybe more if I can. I need some advice on where to go and what to do. Some people say to open an account with Fidelity, T. Rowe, etc.. Others say invest in mutual funds. I dont want the money I invest to just set there. I want it to grow. Cant afford to lose it either.
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silverice2388
If you could give us some figures that would help a lot. When you say that you dont have a lot to invest does that mean 1000 a month? 10,000 a month? 100 a month? The figure is key here. Based on that information I can tell you what to do. If you are in the sub-1000 range per month I wouldnt advise too stongly in investing regularly because while commission fees are very low, they do add up if you are investing in the way that i think you want to. What I would do is invest in mutual funds because they are LOW LOW LOW risk and while they might not give you the 5% gains in one day that volitile stocks have, you can bank on the fact that they are run by smart people who know how to invest your money and you are almost guarenteed to make money over the long term which no one can guarentee you can do with single stocks.


zyberianwarrior
if you cannot afford to lose it DO NOT INVEST IN THE STOCK MARKET! In your situation I would strongly suggest a financial planner and or putting your money to work with an online bank (ex. ing)


gosh137
T. Rowe Price has some wonderful mutual funds. Their minimum is usually $2500 but if you agree to have a set amount electronically transferred from your checking account to them, you can invest as little as $50 per month, each month until your account reaches their usual $2500 minimum. Go to www.troweprice.com for more information. IMO, their Equity Income fund is a good fund that is fairly safe, as safe as mutual funds can be.


bendario64
Invest in yourself with Adam KHOO!!

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Um naw on the real tho.

Look for a good savings account with a 5% plus interest rate. Also I give part of my check every month to ING, and they have a competitive rate and friendly people. Goodluck.


jafort
Npsems
You are seeking the universal answer. As investors we all look for growth. However the second part of the question should be.."how do I minimize my risk?"
The more aggressive you get in investing the more risk is involved.Safe is long term bonds at around 5%.Small cap stocks ( not OTC pinks or 'penny stocks') have done well of late but that is no asurance of future performance.
Unless you have traded before I advise you to speak to a reputable broker ie; A.G.Edwards , Thinkorswim.com, Merril Lynch or any number of other known brokers.
Growth is dependent upon your tolerance for risk.
Good luck and God bless
jim@babbomall.com


coldrain
Put your money into a high yield saving account (5% or more). Until you have 10k, then transfer half that money out and put it into a mutual account (self managed account, so you do not have to pay commission). From that point, you money should goes two ways, a portion goes into saving and the rest goes into mutual fund account. You do not have to go with 50-50. You can do 40-60. Hope this helps.


Silas B
Buy stock in Jamba Juice. Ticker JMBA listed on the nasdaq. This company has huge growth potential.


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