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 Ideas for Investing i this economy?
My fiance is in the Marines. He is in Iraq right now. While he is over there he isnt spending any money at all and it is all just adding up in his bank account. I was wondering in the current ...


 I want to invest in some stocks but dont know where to start can anyone help??
i am 19 and i would like to start investesting in stocks but i dont know anything about stocks and dont have a clue where to start can anyone give me some good info? THANKS...


 Why do day traders suggest trade on Margin?
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 Long term bullish or bearish?
I'm a technical guy, and this is what I see on the S&P:

Downtrend channel from October 2007 broke in April (intermediate move). Then, classic aggressive return move to the ...


 Can a boxer also become a hedge fund manager?
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 In which website i can find the 52 weeks low/high shareprices daily?
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 How is monthly interest computed?
I have a Online Savings account that I usually put money into on the last day of the month. The monthly interest rate in 4.65%. It really seems like I haven't gotten the interest I deserve.
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 Why most of the stock brokers are men?
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 What is hedgefund?
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 What should I invest $6000 this Monday?....looking for a short term investment.?
is there any suggestions for an investment preferably with a 4-6 week turn around.., and what do you think the gain % would be?.....


 Should Jim Cramer be thrown in jail?
His picks stink....


 India looks like it is about to boom. Can i invest in India, and if yes then what should I invest in?
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 I want to invest some money for my old age. what are the safest optiions?
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 Anybody here double his/her investment within a year?
In what kind of venues/commodities did you invest in?...


 What stock would anyone buy right NOW?
Or anything of that matter.......


 I Know Nothing about STOCKS!?
I want to invest a SMALL amount of money. (like $10 - $50) in a company, just for fun. How does this work?

How to buy?
How to track?
How to sell?

By the way, I am POOR,...


 How far does the stock market have to fall?
how far does the stock market have to fall before we go into depression. The dow has already fallen further then it did in 1929. so how far is far?...


 Do you think now is a good time to buy stock from GM or do you think they will go bankrupt?
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 Good Companies to invest Rs.500000 in the share market?
I would like to invest Rs. 5,00,000 in the Indian share market. I would be grateful if you can please tell me some good companies. I would like to invest this money for a period of 5 to 10 years....


 How do I become a stockbroker?
Am new at this and know nothing about it....



Sebastian
What currency would you put your savings into in the following senerio?
You put your money into a high-yield savings account for 10 years. You are not allowed to withdraw any money or close the account and take out the money until the end of the 10 Years.

What currency would you prefer having your savings in, keeping in mind that higher inflation could affect the value of your money, Euros, US Dollars, British Pounds, Japanese Yen, Hong KOng Dollars, Swiss Francs, or other and why?
                     
 




Think Richly™
I'll put my money in the Chinese Yuan (Renminbi). It's the currency that will appreciate most against the dollar. Why? Just look at the trade balance.

My second choice is the Canadian dollars, because Candada has vast natural resources, especially OIL, and countries with vast natural resources will fare the best in the coming years when the middle east oil dries up. On the other hand, Brizilian Reals are looking pretty hot these days - it's moving up against the dollar steadily. This is because of the Commodity boom, and Brazil produces a lot of agricultural commodities, including sugar and ethanol.

Other than that, I'll put my money into GOLD and SILVER, because they will appreciate in value against the US Dollar.


yeohbiz
Chinese Yuan. Because the 'Sleeping Dragon' has already begun to stir.


Kitty
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If I didn't have to pay an exchange rate I would hit the Yen. But since simply exchanging $$ will cut your money down I would stick with the US dollar since this is where I am.


psychotick
Euro. it has always outdone the us dollar. At the end of the decade cash it out and exchange it for us dollars and end up richer in the long run


Prasad
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To have an high yield account you have to be careful in choosing type of currency,you have to choose an currency from an strong developing country which don t take loan constantly from world bank or exchange rates for gold......Otherwise you can go for the Arab currencies..you have to choose the country properly..i mean the country which have high petroleum resource...countries that don t go for war for sure....Check for INR,HKD,euro


vishalnshah2001
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British Pounds because it's highest interest paid currency.


james_stormwind
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The Euro and the US dollar have had the best track records, but the Euro hasn't been around long enough to really see if it takes the test of time. The US dollar has been the only currency to meet the Gold Standard, back when the Gold Standard was in use.


robert
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British pounds, they gain value slowly but surely.


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