I would really love to start an investment fund that follows the the S&P 500 index. What or where is the best place to start an investment account that will do nothing but allow me to make ...
What is a good fund to invest in that has a good asset allocation which will be held for 10+ years? I am in my early 20's and don't mind an aggressive portfolio.
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My hubby is getting a large settlement check from compensation. Where should we invest it? Should we stick it all in one type of account or divide it up into several? We are talking over 100 ...
ford is older and everyone out there has a ford. But GM owns alot of companies but at the same time they are losing alot of companies. So, I would go with F because its cheaper and if you lose out on a 100 shares it will not hurt as much. But if it pays off in 5 years as it should you will be happy. Ford has been around over 70 years I cant see them folding and losing this easy. They made it through the first depression :>)
ClubKaGe
No, not now.
alfredb1979
Neither.
The standard idiot answers with "It won't get any lower", but neither has a plan to make billions of dollars appear to pay their debts.
GM's stock is NOT too low when their ability to get cash is hitting rock bottom. Their credit rating is CCC-, JUNK status, aka non-investment grade.
Paul
I guess I could just say yes or no, but just about every stock has a fair price that is above zero.
For either one, $20/share -> definitely no, $0.50/share -> definitely yes.
If you are willing to wait, then I think buying GM at <$5/share will pay off in the long run (3+ years). I wouldn't invest more than 10% of your money in them (5% is probably better).
betmoneyonit2
There is no doubt that at these historic lows, they will some day pay huge dividends should you choose to buy and hold. There is no chance the government will let them go under and there is historical precedence that bailing them out can be done at a profit to the taxpayer.
Britt
GM just laid off thousands of people from their company that builds cars such as the solstice. So, that being said, and the way our economy looks, I would suggest just putting that money safely into a cd at the bank ;)
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