KYRealEstateGuy
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In real estate. |
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Dink
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my checking acount... u want the number? |
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earnhardtbudman
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I HAVE INVESTED SEVERAL DIFFERENT WAYS. RAYMOND JAMES HAS DONE THE BEST FOR ME. |
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cork
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poss mutual funds.....
large investment stock brokers.... |
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Jd
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INGDIRECT.COM 4.40% APR on a savings acct no minimums to open |
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Rumpleforeskin
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Diversify some stocks if your young, Mutual funds if you are a little older. |
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fluff
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right now maybe real estate b/c the market's really slow. |
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teenriodoll
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The best place to invest in is debt, debt related vehicles or real estate. Real estate has double within ten years since the depression and if you understand how to purchase mortgages and notes you can get the value of real estate without having to worry about the mainetenance.
I give investors between 6 and 11% secured against real estate and the properties are in good areas with plenty of equity behind it. I buy them 50 - 70 on the dollar and sell for 95 -110 cents on the dollar and my investors make good money.
Contact me at this site (click on my email) for more specifices.
Good luck with your future. |
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stock.expert
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Hi, i suggest a great site with plenty of Issues related to your Investing and everything around it. it also provide clear and accurate answer to many common questions.
I am sure that you can get your answers in this website.
http://investing.sitesled.com/
Good Luck and Best Wishes! |
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The Prince
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You can always just mail it to me.
If YOU want the benefit then education will be the best investment. It is a widely known fact in economics that investing in Education yields that highest rate of return on average than any other good! |
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regerugged
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Where you get the best return with the lowest risk. You have to determine your own risk tolerance when making investment decisions.
Generally, over the long time, owning stocks give the best chance of steady earnings and increasing values. The most practical thing to do is invest in stock mutual funds. In that way you spread your risk and have benefit of expert investors. |
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Rabbit
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What do you want to do? Do you want to buy a piece of some retail company? Some of the biggies have publicly-traded shares. Do you want to get a piece of your gasoline money back? Energy stocks are selling at a discount (careful, if the Democrats have their way, there will still be more share price falling if they recind some of the tax breaks, and I won't shed any tears over it even as I own some of them--they made money by the boatload and most just sat on it) What interests you? Look there.
One thing to remember, is there may be something you want to do, personally. Invest in your own business, whether a restaurant or a hot dog stand for lunches by a major employer (with proper permissions, of course), or, say, if you are a gardener, grow something special, like those colorful new carrots and lettuce that the specialty restaurants and health stores love to see, or maybe you like wood working--I know a young man who makes a bundle with some simply gorgeous furniture he makes evenings and weekends. Colleges have oodles of opportunities to invest in yourself.
What do you want your money to do? The choices aren't simply bank CDs or stocks. |
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Hoa N
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before you begin to invest in stock, consider 4 components
FUNDAMENTAL ANALYSIS(economic data, company financial strenghth, management style) tell you what company is a good value to buy
TECHNICAL ANALYSIS (charts+ technical indicators) tell you WHEN to sell when the company show sign going bad
SENTIMENTAL ANALYSIS (investor mood is very importtant) check out bull/bear ratio, put/call ratio, VIX index( fear index)
MARKET CYCLES ( SEASONAL CYCLE will effect market) check out the book STOCK TRADER ALMANAC by JEFF HIRSCH
when you combine all these components to make your decision on any invest ment will be the powerful tool for the rest of your life and you come out the winner at the end
at the age of 33, my 401k+Roth IRA combine is 80000
and 30000 in cash account by using the simple rule |
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STEPHEN J
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Don't buy mutual funds. The way they're made makes them less profitable. The fund manager has employees who work to invest the money put into the fund. However, these ppl all have to get paid, which cuts into your earnings. This makes them less attractive, so they pay advisers to recommend them, which further cuts into your earnings.
This isn't how it should work. There are too many ppl who get paid before you.
The fund managers and employees
your adviser
and finally, you
Mutual funds aren't good investments bc they add a middleman, and you should be trying to cut them out as much as possible.
So, do some research and find good companies to buy stock in. |
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