i leave in hyderabad. i am interested in learning abt stock excahnge. so pls can any1 give the names of institute tht offer coaching in stock exchange in hyderabad only.. if there r institutes in ...
I want to open a savings account with 4.89% gross, 5.00% AER variable paid monthly.
Does this mean that this is the total interest I will earn for the year and it will be divided by 12 to be ...
Why is the S&P 500 countiueing to drop. I invested money in it last month in the VFINX fund and it continues to go down. Do you think it will go back up anytime soon? Should I just cut my losses $...
A friend of mine recently told me that this company is a good investment because its' stock is so under-valued and will grow significantly over the next few years. I have my doubts. Any friendly ...
agm910
Right time to invest in stocks? not much money to invest?
Not really knowing too much about it. Just curious, what should I do?
Get into the market slowly. Pick a fun you are comfortable with and invest a fixed amount every month. That way if we are at a top, you will not have put all your money in at the top. Good luck!
Raw L
Try a mock trading site like xearn.com first, so that you don't risk real money.
You can even follow other people's portfolios on xearn.com.
mjideas
A good no-load mutual fund with a low miniumum investment($100) is a good safe way to start. Do a little research on Yahoo Finance. Morningstar is the company that rates mutual funds 1-5 stars. Go for a 3 or better. Read, read, read about investing. The younger you are when you start investing /saving the happier you'll be later! Learn about what diversification means. Good Luck!
gurupremir
not much money??
don't bother with an adviser...
Depends on what your investing in
My advice.. buy a few BRK-B and check back every 2 years
Chris L
Find a Financial Advisor that can legally give you investment advise.
googie
The right time to invest in stocks is any time especially for a young person. Find an adult who is already investing in the market and get his opinion on investing. How about your parents or a family member? Do they have advice to give you? If not can they recommend a broker who could help you?If these are not options, start with an open end mutual fund and add to it regularly. Then study a little for you will eventually buy stock.
DoWork
If you don't know too much about it then you need to invest in what you know. Open your account with the initial $500 or $1000 you need, and pick one stock. Watch how it moves and what makes it move. You will slowly develop an idea of how things work. At this point there is no need to have a diversified portfolio. Have some fun with it.
rockonlady
why not invest in ya favorite things u got some
cool
music or
ya name in a good stock why not
brand u pick something
jam lol what can i say i had it all now
it gone
had money in stocks
went broke
long ago that money gone
trust fund no more
end of my story
be smart lol grab ya
pocket change
live it well simple a life
and say have fun
live laugh smile
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