i have over 10,000 sitting in a savings account and it is not earnng me barely any money and i have no idea what else to do with it. What are some high reward, low risk investments? Additional ...
Today BLT has announced a profit rise of 77% but its shares are falling . Why ?
BLT has also set aside 3Bn USD worth shares buy back. What is shares buy back and how does it relate to share ...
I want to invest in mutual funds which could also help in saving my tax. This is my firat time hence would like to know from where should I start and what are best options available?...
say you have a couple 8 G's and u dont have nothing to do with it well u do like buy a car and stuff. but anyways u would prefer to invest it and dont know much about buying houses and all that ...
OKAY MOST BIG things we think of in the world today wal-mart Apple and so on were started small VERY SMALL......There is a gas station company in my state of MT that started small Town Pump and in ...
im sorry but i have had spectacular returns every year of over 100% and before the crash i was totally long on stocks but since i cut my loses right away i lost very little and actually made money ...
lets say I had 20,000 to invest what would be the best way to invest? What is a sure fire bet? Would I just go over to Smith Barney and say hey here's 20,000 do what you will? How do you know ...
Thats what one man said on Opra!He invested $5k into Microsoft in the early 80`s.Would have been worth $50 mill. in 1992,would be worth $500 million by now 2006!But he took the money out and put a ...
I have an Ameritrade account I funded on my own that is a "cash account" ie Not an IRA or Roth. It is my understanding I can use it like a bank account. When I dont have it tied to stocks, ...
please? or something where i can invest money at my age and have money 3 years for now in college? Additional Details umm i think it's 2 late 4 me to get a ...
mark w
Stock market crash,would it be worth me investing 20k ftse 100,for a better return than 6%than from saving acc
I'd say yes but who knows? The FTSE100 has gone down from over 6000 to less than 4500 before. It does depend on how quickly you want to access it again but you could split the 20K in two and invest 10k in the stock market. On the other hand if that 6% is tax-free then leave the money where it is.
Adam J
It depends on your outlook.
If you need the money in the near future (and I mean within the next couple of years) I would hold it, as the stock market may take a sizeable swoon in the near future and it could be a while before it recovers.
Even if you have a long time horizon, I'd hold off for a little bit longer to see wether or not the credit crunch becomes a really big problem.
notyou311
The economy is very shaky now. Beware.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SWksEJQEYVU
Jonathan S
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5000 @ 12% a month = 1.6 million in 4 years. 19 million in 6 years.
walt17jr
If you are in for the long term, yes. By long term I mean "years."
Just be aware that at this point nobody knows if the market is going to rebound in the next month or if there will an even more pronounced sell off. Don't invest if you aren't prepared for a further drop.
tigerlilyinparis
returns from stock market is always better than returns from saving account. How to win is all up to you, don't listen to other people.
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