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awesomeness | When should i invest in stock? |
should i wait for stocks to drop some more or should i buy now?
any ideas on what i should invest in?
i'm thinking long-tern |
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philo
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Some people in situations like these will invest a little at a time. Whatever money you have to invest, distribute it over six months or so. Buy some stock now, buy a little later, etc. You just never know what'll happen. If it goes down, at least SOME of your money will have bought stock at a lower price. And if it goes up, then at least SOME of your money will have bought it at the lowest price. But if you invest it all at once, you just never know. |
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Kevin R
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Dividends are going to be important long term. GE, MMM, DD, PG, ALD, PFE |
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DearDelilah,
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The proper to invest is to make regular investments so you're dollar cost averaging in over the long term. If you want to increase your contributions now, be sure to keep them at the same rate for at least a few years.
Take a look at the stock market index charts over the past 1-3 years... then zoom out and look at it over the past 40 years (what your length of investment will be until retirement).
Try not to follow the stock markets from day to day, it can be stressful. As long as you're making regular contributions and you're in it for the long term, you will do just fine! |
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Anyonomus A
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If you have extra money now would be the best time to invest, since most stocks are at an all time low. Everything is bound to shoot up soon, and you can cash in, i would really go for GM stock it usually goes up the highest. |
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Mickey Mouse Spears
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Invest NOW while stock prices are low. Buy low, sell high. If you wait until prices are high, then you missed out on the best deal in decades. It's like waiting for the price of gas to go up before buying. Why would you do that?
However, since you're looking into a long-term investment, you should consult a financial adviser. You don't want to invest in domestic stocks alone. |
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Anand V
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The basic philosophy of shares is buy low sell high and all of us know it.
Currently the markets are at their all time low. so if you are thinkin long term you can definitely buy down. the markets are already very low and it may not go down much further..
so your investment could give you good returns in the long term.. all the best :)
Note: Do not buy penny stocks or momentum stocks now. invest only in solid blue chip corporates...
Cheers,
Anand
mail me at anandvijayakumar@ymail.com if you need any more details. |
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I am sweet Don't u think?
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Now or Never. Invest with a long term view point and this is the time. There are many shares which are very good share that are available for cheap. Enter in to the market buy good shares that are available for cheap and leave it for some time to get back in shape. Your time will come ,,., |
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Clark Kent
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Wait until later. This recession is just beginning and should last at least a year or two. There will be some really good bargains then.
When the Dow Jones drops to 7000, it might be a good time to put about 10% of your money into the market, then begin averaging up if the market moves up, but wait until it drops to 6000 if it continues to drop, then put another 10% in the market.
Averaging down is a lot more risky than averaging up. In a bear market it is a down-trending market and 'the trend is your friend' so it is more likely to continue than to reverse itself on any given day.
If you wait until it has already started reversing, you will still be able to get in on the up trend before it ends.
Of course no one can predict anything, so proceed with caution.
The most important thing is to preserve your capiital and don't risk it all. |
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moyo M
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Your question "when to invest"....the keyword there is invest. If you wanted to invest, then you are looking at the long haul. If you asked, "what stocks can I trade" that connotes you are seeking short term gain.
To invest, now is the time....simple theory of buy low and sell high. Surely you will not put 100% of your cash in the market now, but while you search for good companies pyramid your portfolio. Seek out 3-5 companies you like (depending on how much cash you have) and progressively build by buying in 10% bits over 6 months until you have built your 100% portfolio. It makes no sense to time a bottom, the market is already down more than 45%, so that's a long way gone by already.
DO NOT INVEST IN BONDS NOW....they are way overpriced now, and in my analysis of the market they are bound to fall pretty soon. It does not make any sense to do bonds now, because the average bond yield is about 1- 2% below the inflation rate...makes no sense.
Big blue chips are good, with solid fundamentals, and strong balance sheets having a good cash position. A few I like are Apple (AAPL), Exelon Corp (EXC) and Potash (POT). You may add google (GOOG) too. Recovery may be slow, but guaranteed in the next 5 years these companies will make you happy.
This says it all, check it out http://futurescafe.com/blog/2008/10/in-response-to-%E2%80%9Cwhat-to-do-now%E2%80%9D/
and this is why i say dont invest in bonds http://futurescafe.com/blog/2008/10/the-sweet-long-term-investment-short-us-treasuries/ |
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Iqbal E
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Buy Now - GE, BAC, BA, FXI, FCX, - some stocks to consider for your long term portfolio. I promise you nwilol make money. If you do, contact me. |
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Kevin E
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when ever you have disposable cash money you can just blow that won't affect your lifestyle one way or another there always a chance you could get lucky and actually have that money work for you there all kinds of investments study all the pros and cons and choose one your most comfortable with. |
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trump7
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The best thing to do right now is to sit tight and invest in bonds |
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