Will I lose my shares? I've invested in a penny stock when it was .95. It's been slowly rising the last year and is now at $2. Does anything happen to a stock once it leaves penny stocks ...
Honestly, I have NO idea what I might be getting myself into, but I'm looking to start doing a little investing. I'm 20 years old and don't really have much money right now, only what ...
I have never invested or bought stock before. I have taken several investment classes but none of the classes taught us how to invest. I mean it was not hands on. I anybody familiar with Scottrade ...
I am 16 year old.... and I would like to buy stock...... Can someone tell me how to get started ? where do i go to purchase?can i buy with cash or debit?...
Check out this Nuveen website, it's very helpful. I have alot of this fund that yields 14.30% dividend :
http://www.etfconnect.com/select/fundPages/us.asp?MFID=8123
i have quite a bit of these two also, i sure hope large caps come back :
http://www.etfconnect.com/select/fundPages/us.asp?MFID=136915
http://www.etfconnect.com/select/fundPages/us.asp?MFID=3701
Wynn I
Well about investing you need to set your piorities.9% is a small return here in Nigeria. Local Banks in Nigeria here offer 8% return on fixed deposit account/investment for 30 days. That is pretty okay.
But can you try it? That is up to you.If you contact me i can give you information on how to invest in them and their websites. Don't be afraid you will contact them through their websites and can also give them a call.
jonathan_sacks
Assuming we are talking US dollars or UK pounds or some other major currency, you will not find a 9% yield that is very safe on any instrument today. By way of example, US goverment bonds are currently yielding between 5 and 5.25%. You should be able to find safe US dollar investments that yield between 5.25 and 6.00%. To get a 9% return, you would definitely need to take meaningful risk, with a junk bond for example.
tdsbu
You could buy shares in PCU and take the dividend in cash - currently showing a dividend yield of over 11%:
http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=pcu
Y. Mangum
I don't know of any government back notes or bonds that will give you a guaranteed 9% return. However, I like to invest in small regional banks. There's a 96% success rate there and they usually get scooped up in 3-5 years for a big payback of your original investment. A current one I'm digging that is traded thinly is Treaty Oak Bank in Austin, Texas.
harry
There is no such thing.
cancan
Don't put it in a bank. Go in with someone and invest in a safe real estate deal. You'll do better than putting your money in a bank!
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