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 If i were to invest in something what would be a good thing to invest in? |
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Connor R | What stock do you think is a good choice right now to invest in.? |
What do you think is a good company to invest stock in right now? |
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tim the broker
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right now probably any one of the Freight railroads b/c their business is suppose to steadily increase and the fuel prices really do not effect their profit b/c its government subsidized over a certain amount which I believe is $2 per gallon. Csx its trading around 66-67 right now and I think it will hit 150 within a couple years. UNP is in the 150's but they are about to do a split and buy back so that's a good one too. I'll dump about 35 to 45% of my monthly investments into those 2. Of course there are things that will increase more but that is a sector I have alot of faith in. |
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flingebunt
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If you are new to investment you should
1. Consider all your investment options
2. Choose the right sort of stock options for a beginner.
1. You have a lot of choices in investment. If you have a good job, but, like a lot of younger people, you are not going to put your money into an apartment or house just yet, because you change jobs, cities and so on.
Stocks are interesting then, but you might consider investing in your own education (has a huge return on investment).
2. Stocks are interesting but most people buy high and sell low (hence the reason people recommend Apple or other big companies). You could invest in a company like this, or Google with expected high growth, but high returns means high risk. But these companies already have high stock value and Google future will depend on whether they can succesfully make their other ideas pay off (in other words, they are not proven yet outside of search engines, so high possible return, high risk).
You might just want to put your money in an investment fund, where experts will use your money to invest in stock (or even property).
If you do buy stock, invest in your own industry. That is, an area that you know. Look for a company that pays high dividends, so you get returns every year.
If you want to play the market, then it is a different matter. Only invest what you can afford to lose, high risk, high return. |
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Cliff
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what is a good company to one person may not be to another. It depends on your investment goals and risk tolerance.
To the other person that said "you cant invest in just one stock", sure you can. If you just want to buy 1 share of C, you can do that. May or may not be cost-wise beneficial (after paying commissions) but you can. |
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guys and dolls
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microsoft, apple, comcast (if they have stock), and other electronics companies (walmart probably wouldn't hurt, or other major stores). think of corporations that have only been getting bigger and now that technology is more needed in today's sociey, people are buying more and more making it the perfect thing to invest in because it will never fail (at least for now) |
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djwmcginty
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you cant invest in just one stock, id say go with the mutual funds or buy some us treasury bonds for a very low risk investment |
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fxstristar
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UNG? Why not play OKS in the Nat Gas Field and get 6.6% Divy's while you're doing it. |
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Rick B
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Investing in any single stock is a bad idea. How would anyone know what it will do? How can you diversify and insulate yourself from risk?
Instead, invest in quality mutual funds with long-term proven track record. To get the best results, invest a set amount regularly and take advantage of dollar-cost-averaging. |
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