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College IRA
S&P 500 Index (NYSE: SPY), or use a S&P500 no load fund
Dollar Cost Average each month with equal dollar amounts.
http://www.bankrate.com/brm/itax/tips/20010404a.asp |
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idontknow
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i think should invest in unit linked saving scheme. take advise of financial planner. like icici, hdfc and so on. |
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gregory_dittman
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XLU, it's a basket of utilities with a good dividend. |
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Bhau
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Better go with Mutual fund |
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spjj0910
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buy a mutual fund, real estate and power based,and then forget it for nex 15 years or so..
your son will reap atleast 69 times of your intial investment. |
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Rob A
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You should buy into a aggressive growth mutual fund. Buying a single stock is risky, because if something happens with that company you can lose some or all of your money....remember Enron. The people who lost all of their investments were the ones who just had Enron stock in their portfolio. With a mutual fund, in the event that one company collapses, then you incur a smaller impact on your investment. |
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JT
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No investment is bad or good it all depend on how much risk you can take.As your time horizon is long and if you are comfortable with ups and downs then invest in agressive mutual fund.I will prefer portfolio fund because it is a fund of fund and gives you enough diversifivation. |
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Focus
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Invest in L&T and ICICI Bank. Both of these have a great potential to give good returns in the long term. |
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Ram G
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As guys suggested, you may go for mutual fund. If you are specific about stocks, you may consider buying GE (General Electronics), Sears Holdings (SHLD). just buy and forget them. |
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rachhnn
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Reliance Industries, RPL, Reliance Capital... for long term they will give you handsome returns |
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Wayne P
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Cal-Maine looks promising.
http://finance.yahoo.com/q/bc?s=CALM&t=3m&l=on&z=m&q=l&c=%5EGSPC |
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I've moved to Bermuda
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How about Mickee Dees' |
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