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 Investing in Gold??
As news of a economic recession become more evident.
Would you guys recommend an investment in gold right now.
Would the price of gold continue to raise during the year??...


 Silver Or Gold...?

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jst askin no ...


 What is the ideal amount to give to charity?
Personally i think 10%, whenever i think otherwise i just remind myself i get to keep the other 90%....


 If you only have $1 in your pocket and you were hungry... what would you purchase to quench your desire?
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 I have $3000.00, what's the best way to invest?
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 Can you please recommend me good ways to invest?
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 Would you like to buy some stock in my start up?
I have lots experience as Chairman and CEO. I’m working on a big deal trading Ice to California. You may think this is crazy but without power Californians need ice by the truck load. Very ...


 Best Investment for $50,000?
I have $50.000 what is the best way to invest? Money market, cd's, etc. I don't know any thing about this....


 If I have $40,000 and I use the money to buy stocks....?
is there any telling how much money I can make in a year? If I play the stock market smart can I make $20,000 by years end??...


 How do cows sleep?
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 How can a 13 year old make money fast?
i really want the ps3 but i dont have anothe money and will have to wait mounths for it. also dont say doing chores cuz i hate doing ...


 I'm afraid to pursue a career that I love and am passionate about?
There is a career that I'm passionate about and I'm afraid to persue it. I'm a perfectionist so I'm afraid that I won't be able to be perfect. How can I overcome this?...


 Should I start deciding on taking my money out of stocks?
I have money in Capital Income builder, Capital World GRW&INCM, Income fund of America and Federated Kaufman. MY broker says to keep it in, but I'm very worried. Unsure of what to do. Any ...


 How to make £1000 in a week?
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 How to earn money online without investing a penny?
iam present in uae. which are the good websites offer money online? no scam and no risk plz!!!...


 Is it a good investment to use your own money to help a Nigerian citizen to transfer his money out of his ?
country? It sounds like a winning proposition. For only investing $20,000 I stand to gain four million dollars. Pretty shrewd, huh?...


 Would anyone like to invest in me to set up a restaurant? I don't have any money!?
I want to set up a great restaurant in London, a casual affair based around fresh, local and British produce. Great quality wares in a comfortable 'stay all night' sort of atmosphere. B...


 How do I become RICH?
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 Who is on the front of the hundred dollar bill?
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 Is it possible to live from trading stocks and investing your money?
I am talking about newbies in the business. I have a friend who wants to start trading stocks and getting into the whole investment thing. She is a stay at home mom and there is really very few jobs ...



kosmoistheman
Where to invest $200,000?
I need suggestions on where to invest some money long term (holding it for 5 to 10 years and use for retirement). I'm looking for any suggestions such as stocks, mutual funds, market index funds, etc. I'm looking for a return that beats the market (DOW, S & P, Nasdaq, etc.). Be creative and you can win extra points for best answer.
                     
 




lizzgeorge
Invest it with Vanguard. Lowest cost funds with consistently high returns. I would allocate it as follows:

25% Total International Index
25% Total US Stock Market Index
10% Energy Index
10% REIT Index
10% Health Care Index
15% Total Bond Market Index
5% Prime Money Market Fund

The sector funds have beaten the market for years and years, and probably will over the next decade as well. You need some bonds/cash because you need the money in 5-10 years (in case the market tanks at least you'll have something left).

There are some ways to simplify this allocation--like buying their LifeStrategy Growth fund, which combines Int'l, US, and bond indexes. Or use their Target Retirement fund for your time frame and then add the sector funds as you wish. Explore the site; they have tons of great funds. www.vanguard.com


LongArm
Well, I don't really consider 5 years "long term." I'd recommend something a little more conservative with a window of 5-10 years, such as a mix of funds or ETFs with about 40% in bonds. Of course, if the market does well, you probably won't beat it with that mix, but you can't have it both ways. A return that beats the market will require taking on more risk, but if you'll need that money in 5 years, I don't see that as prudent.


animefreak20008
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Why not put some in real estate? You could even invest in companies like Coke or Pepsi.


Dawn C
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why don't u open up a McDonald's, the owner operator will earn 1million in 5 yrs, and all u would need to do is have a good store manager.


Brick
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Number one put it into a Money Market Mutual fund while you figure out this problem.
Currently the MM is getting about 5% so while you are studying of what to do you will be making money. Also it does not cost you anything to open this fund. Just call fidelity, vanguard etc.and they will give you lots of help on how to put that money into their MM.
then as you study your best direction you can simply move some of that money easily into stock fund, bond funds, etc. As long as the MM pays a good interest there is no rush to make your choices.


cats4ever2k1
if your looking for a stock to invest in i suggest target stock because i work their and our stock keeps going up up and up!

Its in its 60's now but its lowest point was 49. :) money for me!


jay j
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I would suggest you diversify. Put some in real estate, some in gold, some in mutual funds, some cds and some stocks.


savhomer
dude, buy some real-estate and rent it out, that way you will have steady income for as long as the place is good, and when you get ready you can sell the house/rental and get appreciation too.


Common Sense
Let me get this straight;

You want to get investment advise from total strangers with no idea of what their qualifications are or any idea behind their motives. You're willing to put $200,000 down on this recommendation (for your retirement, no less).

OK..... I've got a bridge to sell you. Exact cost:$200,000.00 (sales tax exempt).........


colera667
buy itno halliburton... we all know they have been doing well the past 7 years, might get 1 more good year from em before they decline in business.


bob shark
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It's hard to beleive that you have $200,000 and are asking for advice here.....Did your fortune start at $1,000,000

Get a registered financial advisor and get some quality advice based on your risk tolerance, and financial goals.


gosh137
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Some mighty bad advice up above. To properly answer your question, more info is needed. Do you have any other investments? Own a home? You need a proper asset allocation plan. Check with your local chamber of commerce, better business bureau, friends, social service organizations, etc. for a good fee only financial advisor.


Bradley H
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I made over 2200 dollars in January and growing.

http://www.bradhasquin.com

http://www.theberrytree.info


Stewie Griffin
send me a check and i will take care of you...


Art Vandalay
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Invest in lottery tickets.


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