 If you had $1,000 to invest in the stock market today, which stock would you choose and why? |
| I'm interested in how people choose their investments without the advice of their financial planner/advisor. Or, if you solely rely on your financial planner, how do you know that they are ... |
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 Our father expired on 6th of November in Yr. of 2002? |
| Our father named Mr.Rajarao(late) expired on 6th of November in Yr. of 2002.... we recently found that he had some shares, of various companies like Reliance and Zindal vijayanagar steels..etc.,.We ... |
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 Why is the dollar getting stronger against the Euro? |
Given the huge budget deficit, trade deficit and national debt America has, and in light of the credit market collapse, shouldn't it be going the other way?
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 Why can't I buy a large amount of shares in one day? |
| I tried to buy a large amount of shares of Purple Beverage co. today and was only allowed to purchase approximately 49400 shares. The stock is at 6 cents right now and therefore I placed a limit ... |
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 I have $30,000 earning 3.5% annually that I can take out at any time. Where should I invest this money .? |
| I have approx $30,000 invested earning 3.5%. I can take this money out at any time without a penalty. The highest rate I have seen for a CD is 5.75% for 1 year. Any other suggestions where to ... |
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 Mutual fund investment? |
| i m an nri n wnt to invest abt 3 lac in mf looking for long term abut 3 yr or mor pl suggest me the best funds i hv visited my hsbc bank thy suggested me to go for 1 tempelton flexicap 2 hsbc india ... |
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 Financial advisors/brokers? |
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 CAn i please borrow any cash from ANYONE!? |
Something came up and i am in need of any small dollar amount from anyone!
my paypal is lowfatcheeze@gmail.com
if you could help me out, i promise to give you back 125% of what you give me!<... |
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 Are you investing in the stock market MORE now? |
| With the economy the way it is, are you investing more in stocks right now? If so, how much more? Which stocks are you buying - penny stocks?... |
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 Money in the bank? |
| I have approximately $30,000 dollars right now in my savings account. If I take out the money in four years, will it still remain $30k?... |
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 Im wanting to start investing im 17 years old? |
| im steadily saving my money up but i want it to grow so i wanna know how to start investments. i am clueless about how it works n stuff and wanna know what the best choices are, the safest, and the ... |
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 Are those $4.00 stocks real? |
| Can someone shed some light on those advertisments about people investing only about $4.00 and that $4.00 turns into thousands in a short amount of time? And if these are true, how can I do this? S... |
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 Short Selling? |
| Usually when you buy a stock you buy it at the ask price which is higher and you sell at the lower bid price. When short selling a stock, could you buy a stock and immediately sell it and keep the ... |
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 For investors: In your opinion, which investment company is the best? |
| I'm thinking that I would like to begin investing money soon, so I would like to know which investment companies are the best.... |
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teh.wyman | What should I do with my money? |
Next year I will be going to college. I have received enough scholarships to pay for everything and not have to worry about any sort of financial concerns. Currently, I have around $6000 in a Certificate of Deposit that matures near the end of April, and I'm wondering what I should do with this money after it matures. I would like to invest it into something that is longterm (4-8 years), has a good return rate, and isn't too risky. What are my options and what are the benefits or detriments of them? |
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Kevin L
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Ideally all rates of return would be high with little risk but you can only achieve a higher rate of return if you are willing to take on more risk. If you are young and going away to college you may need the money for an emergency or at least a portion of it. Consider sticking it in an online savings account I believe ING direct is paying about 3% now and if it really is NOT going to be used then look into a balanced fund. |
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Don
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I would get somewhat aggressive, but not foolish.
Look at DRIP Plans or ETF's.
Best of Luck |
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cesarmartinez209
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well historicity the stock market can get you the best return at an average of 12 percent a year. but it all depends on you how much risk are you willing to take, and how much time your gonna have to keep up with your investments. if you are truley dedicated i recommend investing in individual stock, but if you do not have the time or the patience i recommend an index fund like the vanguard 500 which mimics the S&P 500 which historicity like i said has an average return of 12 percent a year. |
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Forex I
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Hello,
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J
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Now is a tough time for investments and for savings. Interest rates are low and inflation is growing. If you get 3% on a CD and inflation is 4% and the CD is taxed you are "safely" losing purchasing power. Stocks are in decline and bonds are a mess.
In times like these I think it makes even more sense to diversify. I like the Vanguard Star Fund ($1,000) minimum. It has large, small and international stocks and bonds. You might also consider an I bond from Treasury. That will give you some inflation protection and is tax sheltered. So, let's say $4,000 in Star and $2,000 in I bonds. You will have stocks bonds and inflation protection investments and no fees. |
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FinanceMan
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duyduy
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U can invest it in stocks market or forex market. |
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Down payment on a new home. |
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