 What to invest in or buy to make quick money from your saving? |
| My husband and I have a saving account and we only eraned 1.53 in the first quarter and that stinks.So We want to either invest it to make money now or buy something to resale and make money now..... |
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 How to deal with proceeds from a house sale? |
My father just sold his home and moved into a retirement home.
He needs about $3,500 per month. He receives $900 in social security so he would need to draw out $2,600 per month.
He just ... |
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 Learning Technical Analysis ...??? |
I want to learn Technical Analysis for stock market.
I am from Ahmedabad.
Is there any specific source to learn it ?...OR...I need to refer more & more books ???
Is ... |
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 Can you sell a call option before the expiration date? |
| Say I want to purchase an Aug 2006 25.0000 call which is currently 10 cents. Say in a week from today the stock is at $26 and the option is worth $2. Can I sell that option, or do I need to wait ... |
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 What is the cheapest and best way to start a portfolio? |
| What is the cheapest and best way to get my foot in the door with stock trading and investments. I don't have a lot to work with to start from.... |
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 I have a home valued at 500000. I have 160000 left on my principle. Should I pay it off? or Invest? |
| I'm 32 years old with 793 Credit Rating.. I'm renting out my home for 2800 bucks.. which is 1000 above the mortgage. Should I put the 2800 I earn on the rent towards the principal? so my ... |
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 What is the best online broker for a new investor?? |
Suggestions appreciated, with explanations. I only have $600 saved to play with, so im already limited to what i can do. I am concerned with fees and such.
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 What to do with £22k after University?? |
Im in my last year at university and wondering what I should do with the money Ive had in an Income Bond so far (£22,000)
1) Use it to get onto the property ladder - would probably be looking ... |
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 New to retirement investing, how often should I rebalance my accounts? |
| I have a 401(a) and a 457(b) thru my employer. The advisor my employer uses is always in a big hurry, acting like he doesn't have time for such petty questions, and is a bit condescending on top ... |
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 Should I pay off my mortgage quicker or should I save? |
| Im closing on my first house next week. My husband and I are both 30. I checked I mortgage caculator and found out if we make a payment of $3500.00 1 x a year in addition to our regular payments then ... |
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 For a new trader....what is the easiest way to pick stocks on a budget? |
| I have $1000 to start trading...as a beginner, how many different stocks is reasonable to focus on at one time?... |
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 Good stocks this year? |
| please help us! we need good stocks!... |
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 Please til me how is my finance position for this year? |
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Tbone M | What is a best way to invest a large chunk of money? |
i dont want to invest it in stocks or savings accounts or nething but i have some money and i want to use it to start making more money without working......wats the best way to invest a large chunk of money independantly???? |
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Net Advisor
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start out with a larger sum of money.
kidding. see my post history. get an advisor with 15+ years experience in the markets and has traded professionally. That does not mean you have to trade but the advisor needs real market experience. |
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Bill Q
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You say you want to invest money "independently." Independent of who? You are not being clear. If you invest money, you are going to being giving money to someone, so you can't be independent of everyone. Explain what you mean by "independent." Otherwise, you won't get any good answer. |
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Matthew Smit
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Invest in a good solid bond fund. PTTAX is one such fund. |
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Derek (Steelers, SB champs)
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Short term, put it in a savings account.
Long term, index fund or growth and income stock fund. |
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Adam
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3.5% APY on an HSBC online savings account - I know you said you're not into that, but the rate is a good one and sometimes jumps to 4%. Safe bet for a few years at least.
I wouldn't recommend foreign currency without a good amount of practice. The FX markets have been very volatile lately and while there is opportunity for big gains, you can lose your shirt (and your money!) Also, shorting is somewhat risky. I know the market sucks, but there is unlimited potential for you to lose money.
You could do a CD from your local bank too - but that locks up capital and is likely to top out at 4%, so why not just go with HSBC then. |
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dk
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invest in a S&P fund. |
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-rickymorgan
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1.Do some currency trading for YEN VS euro, pound, AUD for dec future contract.
2.Invest in Bond Funds.
3.Short sell the options contract for energy companies for decemeber contract.
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Galliver
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This site will help you,
http://ecommerce-times.blogspot.com |
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