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 I need advice to begin investing in stocks.?
I have been watching several companies lately and am ready to see if I can make a go of it. I would like to to this though a strong company. Does anyone have any advice for me?...


 I want to invest $10,000 now in any thing which will give me highest return after 10 years?
Planning for my son college education who is 5 now :)...


 Day Trading?
Anybody out there day trade as a full time profession? If so, how long and how successful have you been?...


 Where can I invest $500 and get get nice returns?

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Ok, so what about $1,000? Can I invest this in some stocks? What are the procedures?...


 What's A Better Investment...Stocks or Real Estate??
I have $40,000 in the bank, and want to invest in something....


 What will a reverse stock split likely do to the share price, beyond the simple multiplication?
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 Stock picks?
I have some Christmas money that I want to invest; anybody have any stock ideas for me?
Please tell me why you think the stock will be a strong one; I'm looking for a well-reasoned idea, ...


 Investing with only twenty dollars??
Ideas please:)...


 Who here is jumping for joy because of the problems the stock market is having right now?

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Let me explain something here: The american dollar isn't worth a damn in foreign markets(which we use to import things we need), so if the DOW goes down, the ...


 Does the PayPal scheme really work?
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 What would you recommend as far as investing in "penny stocks" presently please?
Or stocks at a low cost that seem like there's a pretty bright future ahead for a lot of financial growth?
(ex. a new medication/drug/pharmacuital)...


 How to invest in a scheme of a mutual fund?
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 What is bond?
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 What's the best investing strategy for someone with under $1000?
I recently started buying stocks. After like 2 months I made one dollar...lol. I was wondering what the best strategy is for someone with like under $1000 in an account? I should mentioned trades ...


 Safest way to invest $766,000 Canadian..?
Recently came into some money..
Where should i put it to save ?
I was told the banks will charge to much interest on it
any suggestions....


 Why is it things are always priced with 99 f**kin cents at the end of it?!?!?
Example, a video game for Playstation 3 is 44.99...but not just that, many other things. Is it greed? I mean why cant it ever be 44.00?????
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Thats the stupidest garbage ...


 If gold is down, real estate down, and the major world markets down, where is all the money going?
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 How can I turn my idea into a business?
I have this great idea and i think it will be a success but i have no clue on how to get ...


 Should I sell my Northern Rock Shares now ?
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 P/E ratio - and EPS?
Can anyone give me an explanaition of these and what I should be looking for please......



DDOD
Whats is the best and most cost effective way to invest $3000 in a mutual fund? Do i need a broker or online?
                     
 




Common Sense
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Before investing in anything I'd suggest at least getting a basic understanding of mutual funds and investing (in general). If you're too lazy to learn & just want a quick investment....
Vanguard Funds would be the best choice. Do the S&P500 Index Fund or the Total Market Index Fund for diversification & low cost(no commission).

A Brokerage may charge account fees for such a low balance.
For $3000 go direct to a good no-load mutual fund company like;
Vanguard
Fidelity
T. Rowe Price
etc.


united9198
I would use a full-service online broker such as Fidelity. They have lots of options for investment products including mutual funds.

I would caution you a bit to look hard at mutual funds. With CD rates at 5% or more that might be a better way to go right now.


Frank Castle
1) TradeKing.
2) Yes.


muncie birder
Unless it is a closed end fund, which is traded like a stock, you can purchase the fund directly from the fund company. Go to their web site and down load the application form, fill it out, enclose a check, put it in a stamped envelop addressed to them and you are in business.


toronto_guy77
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Put your finger in the mutual fund broker's bum and quack like a duck!


STEPHEN J
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The most cost effective way to invest in a mutual fund is to not do it. Mutual funds aren't good investments. The mutual fund managers and your financial adviser all get paid when you buy one, which cuts into your earnings. When you buy one, you're adding a middleman. Do a little research and buy stocks, you can get diversity on your own. It's a much better option.


Jocko
Why don"t you use that SHORT simple brain of yours and go and find one.D.H.


ekleinert
you can get a broker on line - I use Ameritrade however Vanguard has many many funds and there is no charge at all


Ralfcoder
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It depends on the fund you choose. You might be able to contact the fund management company directly, and send them a check when you enroll in the fund. That way you'll avoid the commission.


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