 How US Recession affect Indian Economy? |
| All you know that India sensex goes down by 6,000 in only 6 days. And it is because of US recession. Can you tell me how and in which sector it will badly affect in Indian Economy…... |
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 I am looking to invest in a stock market that is open opposite hours of the american markets? |
| hi everyone, I am a beginner investor who works nights, so unfortunately I sleep during the open hours of the NYSE. I have access to the internet at night when I work, and would like to look into ... |
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 What is bid and asked in purchasing stocks? |
| When buying stocks what is the difference between and bid and asked price?... |
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 Is there a name to my type of trading? |
| Just curious if there is a name to my type of trading. Each day about 15mins before the market closes I look at a new Mutual funds that have served me well over the past few years. If I find one ... |
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 I invest in shares and also have a part time job. My salary is well below taxable limits.? |
a) Will I be liable to pay income tax on my short term gains in shares even if my total income remains below taxable limits.
b) must I file IT returns.... |
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 Best stock pick website? |
Does anyone have any suggestions on which website to sign up to get the best stock pick advice?
There are so many to choose from. I try to pick stocks myself but I would like to try to get some ... |
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 What is a 401k and why is it always being talked about? |
I always hear about it, but I don't know what it is.
Please explain what a 401k is in english simple enough for a junior to understand.
Thanks.
*Please don't use terms like &... |
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 ChECK THIS OUT STOCK QUESTION?? |
| ok, im only 14 but ive got money invested in various companies such as gm, ford, aeropostle, and ge but i was wondering how i could get more involved in the stock market and learn more about it, such ... |
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 What do you think about my ROTH IRA and do you think I should put another Mutual Fund in there? |
| I am with Share Builder and have ARDVX in my Roth IRA. I am 26. Should I put another mutual fund in there or settle with this one?... |
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 What are Futures and where can I find its Chart? |
I would like to know the difference between regular stocks and futures?
I would also like to find a free up to the minute chart of the nasdaq 100 future for reference?
Who ... |
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 Can a person make money from day trading? |
| I'm just wondering if a person can make money from day trading either stocks or futures? If anyone does do this how much does he/she make and if its regular? I've got some money to blow so ... |
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Crazed dogs? | Up and coming mutual funds? |
I'm 20 years old and have about $4000 I want to invest. What are some good up and coming mutual funds with a great future outlook. |
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$so fresh so clean$
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The best thing to do would be to fully fund a Roth IRA, and for this tax year, you have just enough there. With an IRA, you'll be funding your retirement at a great age (wish I had started when I was 20.)You will be getting a good mix of growth funds, income stock funds, bond funds, international funds, perhaps an index fund, and probably a money market as you get closer to retirement. T. Rowe Price, Vanguard, and Fidelity are great companies to look into. T. Rowe Price offers true "no load" funds, meaning more return in your account. They have what are called target funds, meaning you simply select your retirement year and choose a fund that its closest to your expected retirement year (mines is 2051, so I would choose the 2050 fund.) (born after 1960, retirement age is now 67, before 1960, still 65) |
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Richard Jackel
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'Up and coming mutual funds' are not really a good bet simply because they have no track record. Why not stick with some proven winners with long term track records. Are you looking to fool around or be serious and make money? Please read my profile and send me an email so we chat some more about this. |
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pumpdatiron
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Lot's of money to be made overseas, developing countries. Very good opportunity when a proven manager opens a new fund. New funds are more nimble and can get big gains compared to billion dollar funds. These 2 are fairly new, run by proven managers. Both have good global exposure.
LISOX WGRNX |
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Carlos R
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I think overseas is a better bet than US domestic right now. Here are three region-specific funds to check out: FLATX, FICDX, and TRAMX.
There are also a number of more geographically diversified funds, like FDIVX. |
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jebediabartlett
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CGMFX... active, astute, fund manager...very good record.
Or Fidelity's emerging mkts fund: FEMKX, put $2500. there and a few shares of the ETF's EWA and XME...( Australia and " metals"...feeding off the fantastic growth rate of China and India)
Barring some global disaster ( in which case Nothing will make money)...you could easily see 20% gains in a years time. |
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enoriverbend
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Some good suggestions above. Mine is FAIRX, the Fairholme Fund run by the great investor Bruce Berkowitz. It's well positioned for a normal market or for tough times. |
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ck-cfp
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Primecap Odyssey (POAGX) comes to mind. Dont know what the minimum is though.
Check out the Wisdom Tree ETFs. Theres some interesting stuff there. Hopefully you are willing to buy and hold for longer periods because some of these make wide swings over short time periods. |
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