 Walgreens or CVS? |
| I am looking to buy stock in one of the two companies and want to know which one is better. I like both so this will break my tie (hopefully.) I don't like Rite-Aid so Walgreens, (WAG) or CVS (CV... |
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 Is a wise choice, investing in property? |
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 Best way to invest $$??? |
| i have about 7000$ lying around in a savings acct doing nothing for me... what is the best way to invest them in something? a high-yield saving acct, CD, mutual funds, which is better? what r the ... |
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 What is the best book to learn about investing in stocks? |
| I have a lot of money invested in a 401k account through JPMorgan, this is for my retirement so it means a great deal to me. I was recently looking at all the paperwork about what's invested ... |
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 I'm new to investing ,can you help me? |
Im 18 years old and now I want to start investing my money
But I don't know were to start or how the entire stock market works
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 Coke or Pepsi? |
| So Im thinking of buying stock into either company and am trying to figure out which will do better in the long term. Both have a big international presence (good for the weakening dollar) and very ... |
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 Which is the better investment : Stocks / bonds or gold? |
| I have over $40,000 in stocks and bonds. I've noticed that in some recent reports that I've received that they are losing value. I am thinking of converting them into gold. Is this a good ... |
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 Investment advisor whose pay is based a commission based on how well your portfolio does? |
Is there such a thing??I am new to investing and have a large sum of money to invest so I don't know how to find the best advisor/broker...
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 What do i do with my money? |
| I have 5000 dollars that i want to invest..even if its for a long time. What is the best way to go? A cd? a stock? what would you do or what have you done to grow your money.... |
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 How can we pay off $97.6 Trillion dollars in national debt? |
Federal government sector-$8.7 Trillion
State and local government sector-$2 Trillion
Un-funded Social Security-$7 Trillion
Un-funded Medicare-$37 Trillion
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 What are the top 5 stocks to have in my portfolio for 2007? |
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 I know nothing about Share market but want to start trading shares.Could someone suggest a site for beginners? |
A good site that could help me understand how to deal with shares,or a name of a good book
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Olga G | What stocks should I buy that would go up in a long term? |
I'm just turning 18 and for my birthday i would like to buy stocks i want to put my money to work. What stocks should be going up in a long term? |
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Rajeev T
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At this age I would advise you to go in for ULIP Insurance policy and allocate maximum for investment in equities. In coming 10 years equities will give you fabulous results. Let the process of choosing stocks be left to experts. This also fulfills your insurance needs. From these levels downside is pretty small and upside can be anything. |
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JohnGalt
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At 18, I am going to assume you have less than $20,000 to invest.
So join a good no-load mutual fund company, open an IRA if you can, and start investing every month. Even small amounts make a big deal over time. At 18, if you put in maximum IRA amount for ten years and then never add a dime, you will end up with more money at 65 than someone 28 who puts in maximum for the rest of their life. The extra money can never catch up with the early starter.
I suggest you check out Vanguard for mutual funds, and pick one of their global funds to get started. |
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Im in a similar situation. I am 18 and have just started a small potfolio. Bank stocks are terrible at the moment- because the market is so jittery and so many banks are in trouble ALL banking stocks are down by large percentages. However I think this is a good buying opportunity if you can find a bank with a sound ballance sheet which seems to be holding out against the financial storm. Because banks as a sector have seen tough times all stocks are down. But some sound banks are seeing their share price fall due to a lack of confidence in the rest of the sector that is not related to their performance as an individual corporation. A stock like this is likely to be cheap at the moment and is likely to be the first to recover as the economy moves out of the downturn: their share price has only dropped dramatically due to anxiety surrounding the OTHER banks which are performing poorly.
With that in mind...suggestions. Up until now I would have said Standard Chartered as their emerging market exposure was keeping them in good profit. However there have been recent suggestions (last week) that their books aren't looking quite as good as made out previously. I still think they are a good bet in the long term.
Basically. if you can find a bank who you can be farely sure will survive the downturn (a BIG "if", I know!) then their stock is likely to do well over the longterm as they are held in such poor regard by investors at the moment.
My views anyway...but I'm probably wrong! |
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billy p
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always what people need on a daily bases
phillip morris,coke cola,pepsi,kraft foods,ansheuser-bud,and any energy company like the southern company |
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Rosemary B
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Invest your money in companies that sell consumables. The everyday items that everybody needs to buy, recession or not.
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Nick Z
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Stock prices don't go up and down on their own. Prices go up and down because investors change their minds about how much they are willing to pay for various stocks of companies.
Which means that you need to predict future perceptions of most other investors in order to buy low and sell high and make money that way.
Companies that are popular among today's investors will not necessarily be popular among tomorrow's investors. A good example of that are the internet companies such as Yahoo. On December 31, 1999 Yahoo stock price was over $108.00 per share. And today the price of Yahoo shares is around $12.00. Which is an 89% decline.
Yahoo is still a good company. Perhaps even better than it was in 1999. But for one reason or another, investors have decided that it's not worth as much now as it was in 1999.
The same can happen with any company you choose to invest in. And that's why there is no guarantee that you will make money in the stock market. Predicting future perceptions of other investors is not that easy. |
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i dont see it untill 2010.some say look for the end of the second quarter 2009 to start picking..but...who really knows. go to the Dividend Solid Companies.
800 or so ....
http://www.dividenddetective.com/big_div...
http://www.dividenddetective.com/big_div...
http://www.dividenddetective.com/big_div...
heres a short to fairly long: NYSE:FDO |
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Joe H
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Do dollar cost averaging into a diversified fund of stocks for long term growth. At you age, if you stick with it until
you are 55, you will be wealthy.
If you are looking for specific stocks, look into these:
GE, United Technologies, Honeywell, Caterpillar,
Emmerson Electric and Eaton. |
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Sendy
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GE |
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Judy
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I have 2 ETF's.
One in consumer staples
which includes walmart, coca cola, and procter and gamble
The other in health care, since obama is going to make them rich.
Nothing else is going to make money for a while. |
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