gosam777
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Now is the BEST time to buy. That's the idea. Buy when the price is down, sell, when it's high. The best advice is diversity. Don't ever invest in one or two stocks. Study the market. It's like a full time job. Another advice is patience. Over ANY 20 year period, even in the great depression, the market has always increased by around 10% per year./ And remember, when it's down, you don't lose money unless you sell. Learn which stocks are safe. They won't grow as fast, but you won't lose either. Learn the aggressive stocks. Where you can make big money fast, but the risk of losing is greater. But again, the old saying never put all your eggs in one basket applies here. Be diversified
I got out a few months before the dot com market crashed, and about six months ago when the market was high. Just about ready to get back in now. All in the timing |
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GV_FINA4242
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Diversify your portfolio. This will improve your return and reduce your risk. If you can you would like to have over 20 stocks. |
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Momma Mia!
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I refuse to tell you how right now... BAAAAAAAAAAAD idea... Why don't you watch the news? |
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fantabu1ous
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Short Selling: The process of selling a stock with the hope of buying it back at a lower price (sell high, buy low). Short sellers are bearish and believe the price will decline. Short selling involves borrowing stock (usually from the broker) to sell short and using margin to finance the borrowing. If the price of the stock in question advances too far, the short seller will receive a margin call and be required to put up more money. A short squeeze occurs when the price advances so fast that short sellers are forced to cover their positions (buy the stock back), which drives prices even higher.
In this market where stocks are dropping like rocks in a pond this may very well be your best option, but with any investment comes risk. |
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Taketwoasprin C
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with money, or barter with goats |
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bakebossno1
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With prices falling now is a good chance to get some bargain prices. Start small and get some help from a broker. After you get your feet wet you can cut your broker loose |
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hmmmm.......!
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ING Orange account with a Sharebuilder automatic investment plan with
letting them choose your Portfolio at what you are willing to risk~! |
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src50
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If you are new to investing, start with no-load mutual funds from a major funds house like T. Rowe Price, Vanguard, etc. |
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Willy FINA4242
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Invest in the U.S. & diversify! The market is down and there is money to be made as long as you are investing for the long run. 1929 might be coming, again, but as long as you create a diversified portfolio around 50 stocks it is a great-safe way to know your going to be making a good return in the long run! |
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jaramillionaire
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http://www.easystockprofits.webs.com |
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mediacrisis
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Personally, I'm waiting to see how this election is going to turn out before I stick my money in the market. Things are a bit shaky right now, theres really no good strategies until the banks are done bailing each other out. |
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-=Seta San=-
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Now is a pretty bad time to get into share dealing. Prices are falling and lots of instability/uncertainty. |
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matomat
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coffee |
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sweetpeach1478
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i wouldn't right now if i were you!! watch the news! |
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Hruth
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Invest in secured long-term deposit accounts at an international bank. Someone big like ING. |
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