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 Will the price of gold continue to rise?
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 What in your opinion will be an ideal basket of Indian shares to hold?
You are creating your own Mutual Fund . Given the current market situation and future trends,which shares of 10 Indian companies would you buy and hold . Please attempt to spread these 10 ,across a ...


 I have gifted money to invest long term. How should I go about it?
I will be receiving money from an Uncle's will. I would like to start saving for retirement. Any suggestions out there as to what I should start doing? Any good reading materials to start me ...


 Good time to "jump in" the stock market for the 1st time investor?
Ok one person will say " buy now everything is on sale!" buy low sell high right? But someone else will say " get out while you still can" if you buy now you will surely be sorry ...


 How do i invest in the stock market without going thru a broker and not paying anybody commisions?
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 Stock market-what should I invest in?
It has to be either either nasdaq or nyse. Only U.S!
Every thing I have invested in is going down. Please suggest something that is increasing the in market and explain why.


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 What is the average stock broker commission when we buy shares in India ?
I mean is there a fixed percentage ? OR is there a minimum commission for each purchase and sale . ?...


 What to invest in?
Sold a house and put money in a cd it will pay 3500 in a year any suggestions on what would be better without a lot of ...


 401K Rollover?
Hello, I am getting a new job in two weeks and there 401k doesnt start for a year. I have one set up with my old job and would like to roll it into an ing direct mutual fund. Do you think thats a ...


 I have a $1million to blow for an investment game, wat to invest in?
the duration of this game is only a couple of months
i can invest in just about anything stocks, futures, options, options on futures, currecnies ......
i need to double the money(taking a ...


 What are good sectors to invest in during a recession?
The economy may be heading into a recession, and I was wondering what sectors would safe plays? Should I invest in CD's and Bonds? I think Energy has made a great run, but will it go higher? L...


 What to Invest in?
I have some money around and i would really like to create it into more money. Im young and smart. And have some background about stock, considering my father was a broker. I would really like to ...


 What is the most trusted,most profitable "forex" site on the net??
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 Why are stock quotes delayed?
Like, 20 minutes...or 15 minutes, why?...


 If you had only 2,000 to invest in making more money in a short amount of time not tomorrow lets say a week?
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 I have paper shares of Andhra Bank. How do I get them onto a DEMAT format?
My father had purchased Andhra Bank shares much before the
DEMAT & Online Trading Concept started. How do I get these
paper shares converted to DEMAT form?...


 Online trading account is compulsory for trading ? or Demat account? who provides both accounts?
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 Would you buy a stock with a .pk extension? If not why? If yes why? Where would you research it?
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 What is the SINGLE most PRECIOUS of financial commodities TODAY..ie February 2008?
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 Good INVESTMENT ideas?
I recently acquired a good chunk of money from a CD that my grandmother had set up for me some time ago. I hesitate putting it back into another CD because of the rates are so terrible. Any ideas of ...



Silverton-Guy
What is the best way to invest 15-20 thousand....?
for a short term like 1-10 years
                     
 




darrin_carey
First decide how much for how long. there is a huge difference between 1 year and 10.

Best is to see a local "fee only" financial advisor, and spend $100 for an hour or two of time.

< 3 years should be cash investments (CD, money market) giving about 5%.

5 year range depends on what you need if for and if you can cover a potential loss in value.

10 years, a diversified stock or stock index fund (S&P 500) is appropriate.

If you don't understand the terms, get an advisor, or keep it in cash at 5% until you do.


shansard
Start by opening up a money market account and then dollar cost average invest your funds into either front end mutual funds or stock investments through a online stock broker (i.e.,Sharebuilder or Scotrade).

If you dollar cost average (invest the same amount every month, quarter or year) and reinvest any dividends you will build a diversified portfolio and have lessend your investment risk.


The Advocate
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if you will not need it, try 4 or 5 stocks. Ford is one I like long term, never done anything but good with HD. Mining and mineral extraction is good. Save some in CD's


derobake
For a goal 2 years away or less, use a money market account.

For a goal about 3 - 7 years away, use a mutual bond fund.

For a goal about 8 years or longer away, use a balanced mutual fund containing both stocks and bonds.


Ratsy
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Buy stock in Apple, Inc.!! Bought some when it was $44; just bought another batch two weeks ago at $113. Today it closed at $122.67US!


Uncle Leo
Short term investing basically involves not losing the money, rather than making money. For safe investments that won't make you a lot of money, think about a bank or credit union certificate of deposit, U.S. Treasury notes, money market funds or an online bank account that pays competitive interest rates. The webpage listed below provides more information.

If you're looking for short term investments that could make significant amounts of money, understand that anything that's available could lose significant amounts of money. Risk and reward go hand-in-hand. If your money is going to be used fairly soon, such as for college tuition or a downpayment on a house, don't risk it in the stock markets or other potential volatile investments.


yeeblazer
see a financial advisor.


Frank Castle
Open a brokerage account at Zecco and invest in Sony, Microsoft, Nintendo, Apple, Microsoft, Disney, Viacom, Ebay, Amazon, Electronic Arts, Activision, Ubisoft, Take Two, THQI, Konami and Yahoo!


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