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Spider King | What are the best investment when you only have a little bit of money to invest? |
I looking for something that will give me tons of bang for my buck. |
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El Guapo
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If you have a long-term time horizon (5 years or more), I would recommend investing what you've got into a stock mutual fund, and signing up for automatic monthly investments. Most companies will waive their minimum investments (usually $1,000 - $2,500) if you do this. For as little as $50-$100 per month, you will be amazed at how fast your money grows.
If you're new to mutual funds, you should start with an S&P 500 fund. This will spread your investment across the 500 largest stocks in the U.S., like Coca Cola, Intel, GE, Disney, etc. Know that the value of your account will fluctuate up and down in the short term, but in the long term you can reasonably expect average annual returns of around 10%.
To get started, contact a solid mutual fund company like Vanguard (www.vanguard.com), T. Rowe Price (www.troweprice.com), or Fidelity (www.fidelity.com).
I hope that helps. Good luck! |
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derobake
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Edit your question to include the goal you have for this money and the time horizon (how long until you'll need the money). Then we can point you in the right direction. |
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muncie birder
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bang for the buck. Could wind up loosing every last one of those bucks too, you know. I too was young once and also was looking for the big bang. How little is a little?
Go to this site right here and see what they are recommending. These recommendations are based on technical indicators, pick one that you think might give you the biggest bang.
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Good luck. |
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Blicka
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Focus on building up your core position.
I did a recent article on what several good core positions are on my website. |
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Anna Carver
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Although you may only have a little money, some companies don't require money, but instead good credit in order to invest with them. Real estate investment might be something you could get interested in if you want a high return on your investment. I work for Boston Equity Investments in Boston, MA. Our company takes multi-family properties and converts them to luxury condos for a profit, it's completely hands-off for the investor. If this sounds like something you might be interested in check out our website at www.beipartners.com and the Better Business Bureau.
or you can contact me personally
Anna Carver
Boston Equity Investments
acarver@beipartners.com
607.280.1577 |
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Sarah C
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Stick with something you know and understand.
If you really have just a little money, start small. Depending on where you live, you could triple your investment in 6 months if you
1. bought a cell phone and a pre-paid card and rented it to people on the street
2. bought a tux and rented it to guys going to weddings/ proms
3. went to the seaside or the midst of farming country and came back with fresh items which you could sell to your friends and neighbors |
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back to haunt u
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To get a bang for your buck, you might want to try penny shares, they are risky but they move a lot... |
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4xrules.com
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I would suggest investing in forex (foreign exchange). You're basically buying & selling currency. Anytime you purchase anything made overseas you are a part of the forex industry. You may as well make money in it! You can invest with up to 400:1 leverage, which allows you to use a little of your money and get paid interest from a larger amount. (For example, each $100 you invest allows you to get interest off off $40K). The industry is regulated by the NFA, so any broker you use should be registered with them. I invest in forex and have seen substantial returns on my original investment (which was small in my mind). Not sure what you mean by "a little bit" but I know you can start with $500.
Happy investing!
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Zero1
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For as little as $125 I can show you how to earn 442% annual interest. While most people will say that is unachievable what most people say hardly counts. I'll admit that that kind of return on an investment is far beyond the norm for even aggressive investors expectations. But there are two specific reasons for this return:
1. This is a very limited opportunity. Less than 3,000 people will have the opportunity to earn the dividends of this investment. Because the investment pool is limited this maximizes each investors return on their investment. This pool can only be increased by the majority vote of the investors themselves - hardly likely since it would dilute their returns.
2. Most people know very little about the nature of business. This is especially true for many so-called business people. They might understand their job and their company but they fail to grasp the dynamics of the marketplace and their niche market. The management with this particular company understands the distinction.
Beyond understanding the dynamics of the marketplace this certain company also has a product that is guaranteed to revolutionize the marketplace. Name two inventions, from the past 100 years or so, that have had more impact upon the daily lives of the average American.
That's your homework assignment. What are the first two inventions that come to your mind? Let me know what you come up with and I'll show you an invention that will have more impact upon American society and improve the quality of life for more Americans than any invention you can think of.
If you're a serious investor I will then share with you the business plan this company has to achieve market saturation and dominate it's market niche.
Some people allow their fears and doubts to outweigh their critical thinking skills in making decisions. In a sense, they make decisions without gathering all the facts. This might be why so many people struggle financially while others seem gifted. The question isn't about other people though. It's about you. What will you do? |
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