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 How would you invest $25K over 6 months? |
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 What is the ultimate goal of the stock market? |
| I Is it helps and supports for the developments of future generations?Are there any charity funds to help those people who are in real difficulties?I think by these methods of stock market, ... |
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 Do you think now is the worst time in history to be investing? |
Stock market close to all time highs, prospects not good ...
Oil/metals / soft commodities at record highs
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 Help! I want to get into stocks! I am 17 years old. Can anyone help me? |
| I wanna know all about it. I really dont know how it works all that well. What are penny stocks? Please Help!... |
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 How to make £100 without a job? |
im 14 and need £100 pound for the summer how can i get £100
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 How powerful is the technical analysis of shares of stock market? |
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 If you were a businessman, in what type of products will you invest your money in the Philippines? |
| Assume that you are a businessman with an interest to invest in the Philippines. Please defend your decisions.... |
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 I sold shares in British Airways today. Will I still get the 5p dividend? |
They announced a 5p per share dividend a few weeks ago. I sold my shares today. Will I still get the 5p dividend?
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 I m girl of 18 from mumbai india.would like make my career in stock mkt can some one help me with best course? |
| i would like make career in stock mkt in mumbai (india) for it i want know abt some good course. which will help for my career in future. i would like to become stock borker in future or good ceo of ... |
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 Should I bail out of the stock market now? |
| My broker says's it's going to 11,000 by the end of September.... |
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 Where and how do I purchase stock? |
| We are new to the whole stock exchange. We would like to get involved but we dont know how. Does anyone know where we can look up information on stock cost and how to purchase stock?... |
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| When to buy stocks? |
| Is it a good time nowadays to buy stocks if the stocks is going down? Any opinions? Thanks in advance.... |
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Rachel G | Money management? |
I am about to receive quite a large sum of money shortly, but have no idea about isas and investing/ saving my money!Could anybody explain what is the best way to manage this money so that I benefit from maximum interest? |
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Ron Berue
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Here's what I was taught by my family and mentors:
Make the investment in a small, easy-to-read paperback: "The Richest Man in Babylon" by George S. Classon.
You don't have to read the entire book at one sitting. Make the promise and commitment to yourself to read just 5 pages each day.
Since you invested the money, you can do as you want with the book. As you read, mark-up and write in your book; highlight those sentences, paragraphs and chapters with pen and/or yellow highlighter which impress you and are important to you.
Follow the book's principles.
This is true not only for this book, but any book you invest in.
Happy Holidays! Thanks for asking your Q! I enjoyed answering int!
vty,
Ron Berue
Yes, that is my real last name! |
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Alfred Chew
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Investing in what ever investment vehicle is a very personalized preference. What works for one may not work for others.
What I would suggest is to get educated in the the field of investment. Be it in stocks, property, bonds, insurance or just plain fixed deposits. Understand how each vehicle works. You will be better to start with the right education.
You will have to evaluate the risk and rewards for each and everyone of the possibilities. Then you may need to do studies on the related field that you are comfortable until you are comfortable to invest. Always start small and test the water!
You may also consider engaging the professional in the particular field to check how they can help you to maximize your investment. In this scenario always consider the risk/reward ration and again always start small. |
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andy s
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all accounts are much the same.... accounts for 3 years with long notice periods will give u more interest..... short periods ... low interest.... just look around. no one will be able to give u that much advice..... its upto to look around... as say accounts nowadays are much the same.... and interest differences are small! meaning a litterally a few pounds over the year.... its minimal |
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voluntarheel
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Put it in the bank until you have a chance to read and educate yourself about investing. Find a bank account or CD with a good interest rate (at least 4%) and put it there. Then spend the next 6-9 months reading books from your library about personal finance and investing.
You may find that paying off some debt is best for you. You may find that opening an IRA is best. Or maybe making a downpayment on a home is the best investment. Then again maybe putting it in the stock market and index funds is best. Everyone's needs are different and no one can tell you exactly what's best for you, but you can get guidance. I suggest books by Suze Orman or Jane Bryant Quinn. Personal Finance for Dummies and Investing for Dummies are good books, too. |
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cherokee_jack
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Buy Berkshire Hathaway A stock BRKA, or B stock BRKB and hang on to it for as long as you can.
Check out the history!! |
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Not Guilty!
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Invest in long term low risk mutual funds. How this works is they will invest your money into a bunch of blue chip stocks (blue chip is a term for fortune 100 companies like Microsoft, IBM, AT&T). The returns will be greater than guareenteed intrest funds, certificates or bonds. If you see a drop in your porfolio don't panic, you have too stay in for the long hall.
Try T.Rowe Price as an online investment firm.
Check out the year to date return on T. Rowe New Aisa at 59%.
http://www.morningstar.com/FundFamily/TRowePrice.html?fsection=trowe |
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fahad
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check my website
www.greatsignal.com |
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Daniel M
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Speak to a Bank Manager about your plans and they'll give you better advice! |
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da_zoo_keeper
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Buy bonds.... |
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