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 A teen who wants to buy stocks?
Any advice for a teen who wants to buy stocks for the first time? I'm thinking about getting a dividend re-investment plan for Pfizer or getting a S&P 500 index. Also, what happens if I'...


 Retirement advice?
I am currently 32. I plan to retire at 52. I am currently investing in a tax deferred account. I wish to have money available at 52 also. Is it better to invest on my own for the money I wish to have ...


 What should you invest in during stagflation?
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 Why does the oil price drop after the hurricane?
It's nice that the oil prices are dropping, but I was just wondering why? Is not the hurricane supposed to increase the oir prices?...


 I want a **HUGE RISK INVESTMENT** to toss $20k at (a long-shot that has a real decent chance)*ANYBODY KNOW?*$$
Please explain why you feel the investment you recommend has a shot.

No, let Edward Jones handle it for you stuff. I'm talking a gamble, that has potential.

Thank you
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 Has anybody tried the online business -- I WAS BROKE! NOW I EARN THOUSANDS MONTHLY..!?
It's a program where working from home, where you invest $25 & follow the instructins you could have financial freedom?...


 I have just decided i want to buy shares, can this be done online without a broker?
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 How i participate in share market at home through my home pc?
PARTICIPATE IN SHARE BUSINESS AT HOME USING MY HOME PC...


 What is the best way to learn and get started in stock market investing?
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 Is there a good guide on when to enter and exit for forex trades?
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 Help with investing?
how does one invest say a 1000.00 each month and make a significant return ?
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i do not know anything about investing, i am trying to ...


 Starting in the stock market?
So i was interested in starting in the stock market. I am pretty young, 21, and dont really know how to go about it. I've done a little work with stocks and stuff in my econ class in high ...


 What can I invest a thousand dollars in? to make more money?
Hey, I have a thousand bucks saved up. I always wanted to invest but not hearing of those new schemes to steal money from investors I backed off. Whats a safe way to invest money? thank ...


 Is it at all possible for the US to have another depression?
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 What's a good Online Broker to start out with? I have $5000 to "play with"?
Because of my low capital, commissions take out a fairly large percentage of my potential earnings. I'm therefore looking for a broker with low commissions that would be ideal for a new investor....


 Is it possible to donate money directly or indirectly to government schools in India, and how?
I know for a fact, some of the schools in India, are extremely poor quality, and some even lack sanitation, and schools meals.

If these same people are going to be India's future in ...


 How to Blackmail the U. S. Government?
Can I say "If you don't bail my company out, I'll fire 75% of my employees!"...


 What is a good way to ern $75 really quickly?
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 What's the best way to sit on my money, and has a high interest rate?
Hi,

I have been putting my money into an ordinary savings account from my local bank, but the interest rate isn't very high, would it be better to place it ion a Money Market Fund or ...


 Particularly bad time to major in Finance?
since high school i have always wanted to major in finance, I am now a sophomore with a major in Finance, i was just wondering if its going to be almost impossible to find high paying jobs in the ...



freakboynv2000
What are your picks for dividend stocks?
                     
 




SWH
In addition to dividends, you want to look at dividend growth rate. Here's a sort list I just did especially for you from TC2000. These are high dividend stocks, with a 5 year dividend growth >5%, that have increased in price by at least 5% over the last 5 days...
TNH
CIB
FDG
TKS
TMP
SURW
PCU
PCH
AAUK
PVD
TOT
FRO
IRE

Remember to do you homework on these before buying.
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Katherine W
XOM = Exxon Mobil. Always goes up every year, pays a nice little dividend, you can invest your money directly with the company and not pay brokerage fees.


scottrc5391
any huge well-established corporation if you're looking for a dependable stream of income. Be sure you look their finances over thoroughly though because some companies will continue to pay high dividends (exceeding their earnings) just to conceal deeper problems and keep the stock price propped up. Anyway, my pick would probably be my favorite company of all time: Coca-cola, ticker symbol KO, which pays a 2.7% div. right now and also has a climbing stock price.


jebediabartlett
I own southern Copper ( PCU)... right now the share price is high, so I don't know if you would venture a " buy"...but it pays a terrific dividend... and minerals/materials is going to continue to be a very good area with the global growth/industialization that's going on.
Some other great divs are with the Canadian Royal Trusts...10% and upwards....and most pay monthly. Coming tax changes took them out of favor for awhile, but most have come back to near their good share prices that they had last fall. HTE is particularly attractive..because they are a little into " refining" which has just been on fire for a couple of months.


Rabbit
There's Armanino Foods (AMNF), you get a yield of over 5 percent (one and a quarter cent dividend, recent price: 89 cents). It is a little supplier whose owner holds some 40-ish percent of the company and pays himself by declaring a quarterly dividend.

If you look at the S&P500 and select those with a good forward earnings estimate, above average profit margin, and better than average dividend and you get a short list like this: ACE, AIZ, DHI, KBH, PNC, HOT, ALL, TRV, and XL. It used to be that you went to utilities to get good but stable dividend-paying companies. More recently, you went to banks. Now days, be sure to shop insurance companies.

Remember, a high paying dividend may be an indication of a falling stock price. As I know personally, it doesn't help to get big dividends if the value of the stock falls faster than your stream of income. If the stock price isn't stable then high yields are pretty worthless. If the stock price is rising, then your yield will fall (unless they are super profitable and want to pass it back to the owners, which is sort of out of fashion these days).


mike m
Big MO.


el cid
costco is a good one, I think there business is going to grow! grow! grow!


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