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 What should i invest in?good time to buy shares?
at this moment in time? whats best wya to make money ...


 Is dollar cost averaging an approach that works well in a bear market?
Is the any adjustment that one should make to this approach in a bear market?
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My timeline is still 35 years, so my goals are relatively long term....


 Will the price of gold continue to go up?
I was wondering if anyone could make an educated prediction on weather or not the price of gold will continue to go up? If so can someone please state why and please only respond with serious answers....


 Why do people pay for stock pick information?
If the stock "picks" are real or correct why would you tell anybody. The same goes for get rich quick scams - if it worked why don't THEY do it.

IBD 100 picks this week:
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 What would you do/buy with $354 dollars?
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 Is it better to keep money in stocks or realestate?
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 I want to buy share within 5000 rupees. which type of shares should i buy???
i want to buy share within 5000 rupees. which type of shares should i buy???
which company now is good???...


 Where on the internet can I do practice trading?
Where can I do some practice trading (where I monitor real stocks but don't I don't put in any of my money yet)? I just "paper trade", but do it as if it is real online trading....


 Do trading robots actually work?
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 A million dollars or family witch would you chose?

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I would defenetly chose family!! No amount of money can buy ...


 Can somebody tell me what the point is to a stockbroker?
Sure they make money for you during a bull market, but than they lose it all and more when the bear comes a calling
So what is the point to their existence?...


 Any advice on how to get into the online FOREX market,and or/other online trading markets?
I'm wanting to b able to control trades,with only a small amount of $ to begin with.Hopefully I can gain an understanding of trading online,my present day earning potential isn't that great,...


 How can i get low interest loans for a very profitable business ?

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from bank i have already tried they are expecting some colateral securities so i am expecting money depending on my business who is ready to pay money for me?...


 What is immediate decision making?
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 What is 5.8% of $25,000?
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 Fidelity, T Rowe Price or Vanguard for Roth IRA?
I am planning to open a Roth IRA before this year ends, I’m 25 year-old and plan to invest in one of those target date retirement, is that a good idea or should I make up my own portfolio consisted ...


 Whats something good to invest in that will make money?
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 How can i make about 400 dollars in a couple of weeks?
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 I'm Interested In Investing In Stock But I Dont Know Anything About Can Anyone Give Me Any Good Tips?
I Have Been To Two Websites
sharebuilder.com and sogoinvest.com but i do not know which website would be better to join. i would like some tips or websites that i could look at and learn more ...


 Is it possible to make short-term gains in stocks?
Is it a good time to invest now. Why or why not. T...



ike
Where can I invest American Dollars to get the best interest rates without Risk?
My banks interest rates have dropped. Now it is 1.7 pecrent in a savings account, or a little better in a CD. I am looking to possibly invest some money elsewhere. Please let me know if there are any no risk options out there with better interest rates.

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IncomeInvestor
Hi, Ike,

Hate to break this to you, but if you're not willing to take any risk, you're not going to make much of a return.

I think money market accounts are the best. I like them better than CDs because they're more flexible. You can write checks on them. There're no early withdrawal penalties. And you're not locked into one interest rate. They'll pay you the market rate on a continuous basis. This can and does go up and down over time, so it could be more or less than a CD you take out today.

But if you're always getting market rate, you can't ask for more, really.

You can also invest in U.S. Treasury bonds -- just go to

http://www.treasurydirect.gov

best, Rick


Cat
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If you are willing to take somewhat of a risk, then you will be able to increase the percentage rate greatly. Think about it.


racrain714
I think your best bet is etrade. On a savings account, I get 3.1% monthly.

If your thinking safe long term investment, go with a dividend paying utility company like Duke Energy (DUK) - 5% dividend yield. The only risk is that your principle will go up and down, but you're pretty much locked into that original 5%. So as long as you don't sell, and a disaster doesn't occur, you will make around 5% quarterly. As an added bonus, over the long run your principle will go up too.

If you decide a little risk is OK, try one of the better banks that pay large dividends like Capital Source (CSE) or US Bank (USB), 15% and 6% respectively. These two banks have largely avoided the housing crisis. The risk involved is that banks are exposed to the economy and may cut their dividends like Wamu and Wachovia have recently done.


JoeT
There is a website www.bankrate.com that gives you the best list I've seen of banks and their rates on CDs, credit cards, savings and checking accounts, and more. It's free and will give you a good overview of everyone's current interest rates (and it lists them in order).


michael g
C.D's have dropped that much ???? Whew , knew the dollar was weak but.............
You HAVE to take risks to invest and make some real $$$.
I took and still take risks, some good , some bad.
Max out your 401K and roth IRA - without a doubt.
Do 50% of whats left in money markets - " Oh but Mikey they dont earn enough intrest ! " well thats my point on taking risks.
Take the other 50% and do "risk's" - high or low risk is your desicion but after a year and smart investing you may see the " light " that taking risks provides.
Im laughing at the stupidity of the everyday Joe complaining about high gas prices and living paycheck to paycheck. He cant put 2 and 2 together and realize to invest in the oil companies - why can't they see this
Another thing your not seeing is reducing your tax - Hiring a good tax advisor will pay off like you wont belive. Once the $$ starts rolling in off your investments the first person in line is Uncle Sam so get and advisor so when the time comes - Uncle Sam is nowhere to be found


amin
not sure maybe europe


scoobs
Everyone has done a great job on informing you so far. One thing I would add. If you do decide to go into the somewhat riskier side of investing, please do not go to an investment office right away. Most charge you for their time even if you decide you don't want to invest. A lot of banks have an asset management branch. The majority of banks where I live do your consulting and business for free. If you like what they say and would still like to go to the other investment agencies, then by all means go. But, utilize free services first. No sense in throwing away some of that money just for a meeting that others do for no cost to you.


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Fifth Third falls 10% on BMO downgrade

By Riley McDermid
Last update: 10:07 a.m. EDT June 13, 2008
NEW YORK (MarketWatch) -- Ohio bank Fifth Third Bancorp (FITB:Fifth Third Bancorp
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FITB 13.14, -1.55, -10.5%) fell more than 10% in early trade after an analyst for BMO Capital Markets predicted the company may cut its dividend by 50% and could need to raise new capital. Analyst Peter Winter cut his price target for the bank to $16 from $25 and downgraded it to market perform from outperform. "We believe net charge-offs will come in higher than management's forecast and more aggressive reserve building will be needed," Winter wrote in a research note. He slashed BMO's full-year earnings per share estimates for 2008 to $1.62 from $1.93 and for 2009 to $1.95 from $2.27.


LAUREN M
your best bet is to go to an insurance agent. i have been writing insurance for years and i can tell you it is the best. Ivnest your money in a mutual fund and/or annuity. it works similar to a stock however you do not have to keep putting money in. also unlike stocks say u want to spend $100..instead of 100 going in 1 company its split itno a few different ones for a better chance of increase..try ny life, or mutual of omaha


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