What is going on with the stock market!!!? All 3 of my index funds are sinking like crazy...? |
| I own vnaguard total international stock index, total stock index, & gaaex (alternative energy companies)---- ALL are sinking EVERY day for the past few days--- Im losing 1000s... is it time to ... |
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Stock Tips??????.................. |
| Anyone got any "Good" or "Hot" stock tips that they want to share now that its real close to "buying" time!... |
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How to invest in stocks and shares ? |
| I am beginner and i wud like to know how to start investin and wud like to know some sites or books for background readin.... |
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How can i invest into gold and silver? |
| I want to get into gold and silver to protect my money. How can i do this?... |
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Is now an okay time to invest in mutual funds? |
| We have some money in savings and want to move it to mutual funds...divirsified..funds that have been around since the 30's and have an average return of 12%.... |
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Stock price is the present value of future cash flows (dividends...)? |
| So then how do the prices fluctuate so much? Demand and supply are a reason for the fluctuations and bad news reduces demand while good news increases it and the prices move accordingly. This is all ... |
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Dear EXPERIENCED investors: I know, but it's a start...? |
| i saved up tip money from my job because i wanted to invest in a stock that i have heard from shareowners gives VERY nice returns. it's only $600 so far, i plan to keep adding, and i can still ... |
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Best way to BUY / SELL / TRADE stock online? |
I just wanted to know if anyone had any insight on any good, reliable sites that would be best to trade stocks online?
I know Etrade.com is one site but I was wondering if there were any ... |
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Paul E | What is a safe stock industry sector that bears a high dividend? Any specific stock selections? |
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gregory_dittman
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It depends on what you want. Since you want a high dividend I'm going to treat your answer as you care more about the dividends than the stock price, I would go with banks, utilities and right now sub prime mortgages (NFI has always had good dividends and they are so beaten down right now it's dividend is 250% right now). Basically most things in the SP 500 are fairly safe and have good dividends. |
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jebediabartlett
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"Safe" is the tricky word there.... but, I would say " fairly" safe are the Canadian Royal Trusts ( someone already mentioned) and also the " shipping" industry...a lot of dividend payers there...the dry, bulk shippers are ahead of the tankers right now ...but they have a tendency to rise together. Why safe? The world is trading like crazy...grain, oil, ore, steel, equipment one way...toys, furniture, clothes, electronics the other ...and right now ( next two/three years) there is definitely a shortage of ships...so they charge whatever they please.Supply, demand, profit...the name of the game.
Old single hulled tankers are being converted into dry carriers to try to make-up for the shortage of new ships...but even that is not progressing as fast as needed.
Watch the quotes for the likes of: DRYS, EGLE, ONAV, NM, DSX, FRO, NAT GMR...TBSI |
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Thin Kaboudit
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The "Dogs of the Dow" yield a ROLLING average return of about 17%, if that's good enough for you!
http://www.dogsofthedow.com |
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tpwine69
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Southern Company has a great dividend. Go to mellon one investor
Bank of America is strong but they worry me because they have such crappy customer service.
I think the single most important thing to consider with dividends is to look at the dividend reinvestment plans. If they are free, like Southern Co. You can really watch your investment grow. The stock price has remained kind of stagnant though. |
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Frank Castle
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There is no such thing. |
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zyberianwarrior
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you need to be careful about high dividends first the commiecrats wants to tax the bejesus of it (especially if their Queen gets the white house). Second if the dividends are too high that means the company is not growing., Third there there are scams out there with the HYIP stay away from them. Fourth no such thing as a safe sector.
However I would look at financials and utilties for decent dividend programs with utilties over financials right now.
be very careful with loaded funds like the ones listed below. ETF's are far cheaper and are better if you can tolerate wild price swings. |
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Baccheus
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Traditionally its the utilities for dividends. Personally I invest primarily in funds rather than individual stock. I have the "Eaton Vance Dividend Builder" fund, which was the Eaton Vance Utilities when I bought it. It was and is the best performing Utilities fund over the last 10 years. It seeks both growth and income, so you probably could do better if you only wanted the income. The fund has been paying about 1.25% per year in dividends plus has grown about 18% in each of the last two years (although its been paying almost 2% over the past three months so maybe they've shifted their holdings). It is about 40% in foreign stock, so it can be affected by the value of the dollar. |
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broker90212
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Look at Canadian Energy Trusts, atleast till 2011, after that the tax structure changes and not sure what tehy will be but for now they have great yeild and they are related to oil. So if you think oil is going higher, as i do 100 a barrel in 08', then look into them. |
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