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My hubby is getting a large settlement check from compensation. Where should we invest it? Should we stick it all in one type of account or divide it up into several? We are talking over 100 ...
I'm 17 and when I turn 18, I get $50k from my grandfather. How can I invest it? Additional Details *Also anyone who can list good investing books will be appreciated....
if you have to ask do not invest you will only get a tip from people that do not make money in the market. do the homework and research to find one. if you do this you will have better chances then asking on here
John G
Ford Motors is about 8.50
jebediabartlett
Try going to: http://www2.barchart.com/sectors.asp?sec=top~100~stocks.sec&level=2&title=Top+100+Stocks
These are top ranked " technically" and there are quite a few in there below 5 or maybe 7 bucks.
BUT...once you get the names... look into them a little, profiles, quotes, opinions.....on that site and finance/yahoo...and moneycentral/msn ( try their " stockscouter")
Do some comparisons...you may start out looking at one and find something better......and don't be afraid to buy fewer $ 15.00 shares...than a bunch of $ 3.00 ones....( you're working with an amount of money...NOT a number of shares...percent of return...the only thing you're after.
harrisonsee2006
ford is around 8.60 and they are coming out with alot new cars with good gas milage
gosh137
Aquila Inc (ILA) or Atlantic Power (ATPWF) or Lenovo Group (OTC:LNVGY)
wineboy
You don't invest based on the stock price. That's a guarantee of losing your money. You invest base don the quality of the company - some stocks priced at $200 a share are bargains, while others priced at $5 are completely worthless. After all, there's a reason the stock is priced so low (no one wants it.)
The dollar amount you have is fixed, right? Whether you buy 100 shares of a $5 stock or 5 shares of a $100 stock you're still investing $500. Instead of gambling, you're much better off buying a good, solid company that pays a healthy dividend and reinvest those dividends back into the company (which means every quarter instead of getting a check the money is used to buy more shares resulting in an ever greater number of shares and ever higher dividend payments.
Frank Castle
How long do you want to hold them and how much risk can you take?
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