
Benjamin
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If I were you, I would call a reputable mutual fund company on the phone: Fidelity, Charles Schwab, Janus, etc. They will be able to make a recommendation for you based on your situation / risk adversion.
For example, they may suggest a money market fund, which doesn't change in value but pays dividends monthly, or they may suggest a value mutual fund that has a low risk and small dividend.
Don't worry about the share price. Worry about the risk outlook. |
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al_3twi
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if u have enough money or (lot of money) really i advise you to invest it in something useful or invest it by your bank i don't know what u called it but it works like u put ur money in the bank & the bank works with ur money & there's a monthly or annualy profit so that u'll keep ur money in a safe place & make ur money grows :)
best wishes with ur work :) |
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curmudgeon
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if you have under $5,000, just put it in a money market savings account. |
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2sh
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simple ..high risk..high gain...:-) |
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shabasquaia
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It really depends on when you want to be able to use the money. I'd say keep a 6 month supply in a money market account. The rest I'd diversify between a few index funds (you'll want a mix between large cap, mid cap, small cap, and international funds) and maybe a reit (real-estate investment trust). As for the casino - stay away. |
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Bas L
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With a small budget: play it save and go to a bank with a good interest rate. If you have the opportunity to buy a house, do that. As for the casino's/stock market: both are equally bad for your pocket (see (semi-) efficient market theories, read the literature, and you'll see why) |
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investing t
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good luck !
wish you make fortune from investing ! |
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BigBen
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invest in what you know most. 'invest' require you to 'learn', but 'gamble' demand for 'luck'. choose invest if you ready to learn but don't do it if you prefer luck more. bottom line, either way can make you money. |
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gosh137
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History has shown that in the past, common stocks provide the best after tax, after inflation returns. Forget cheap per share stocks. Buy a good mutual fund company for diversification safety. Many families allow you to invest a small amount each month until you reach their usual minimum. |
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hello_ms_moore
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It depends upon the stock and real estate and what do you mean casino? Gambling?
Real Estate if the location is good and good stocks if you can avoid "watching" them. |
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