designer D
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This is what I told Ankush:
invest all you can right now. Since the economy is down, you can buy many shares at a low price. I would go for some long term, conservative funds like Growth Funds, Bonds & open a Roth Ira. Then invest 1/3 of your total investment into a more risky markets especially the international market. Find a great Financial advisor like www.edwardjones.com that will set all these accounts up for you.
I would not open a new business with the weak economy we are facing.
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Jason M
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Government Bonds, IRA, CD, Commodities have taken a loss recently Gold is down to about $910/ounce but it will surely go back up. Im guessing up to a thousand dollars then I would sell. Stocks are good but don't put to much in. Diversify
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herny
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i think, i will try overnight income investment. it more simple, workable, profitable and no risk investment. actually, your money will work for you, even while you sleep, and you get your first overnight income. your money grow daily. |
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Narach I
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The financial resources already applied to equity positions in the stock market would be on their way to the bank, right now or soon hereafter.
Happy investing,
Akash
http://www.narachinvestment.com
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http://finance.narach.com
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Nick Z
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I don't think there is any safe investment. Depending on economic conditions, virtually everything can loose value. The stock market can go down. Inflation can make your money worth less. And even the price of gold and oil can go down too.
It all depends on what will happen to the economy in the future. And no one knows the future.
Perhaps the safest investment would be in agricultural land. The world population is increasing. And more people will inevitably need more food. For which they would be willing to pay good money. |
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keshatwar_ns
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Best invest in big ticket you earn small time
see this :
http://takeyourlevel.com/marketing/show.php?no=7990&ba=10 |
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bleedblue12345
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china, silver, agriculture, and oil
the dollar is going to get CREAMED in the coming months/weeks, I would advise everyone to get out of dollars |
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sg
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Invest in agricultural land,it is not affected with market ups and down as it anly commodity which never depritiates |
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Kelvin
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I think you should invest in ETFs. You can invest in ETFs that track down indexes such as dow jones, S&P 500. They are diversified, so you don't have to manage your portfolio. The price for those ETFs are quite low right now. Over few years, you should gain a decent return. Also, the transaction cost are quite low for ETFs. |
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Focus
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As the equity markets have crashed from their life time highs, many feel that it is the right time to start accumulating stocks that are available at cheaper prices. |
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Maverick
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Please invest in stocks as this is the right time to buy as lot of shares are available at very attractive and cheap rates. Accumulating these shares will give you very good return over a longer duration. Please visit daily www.bsestocktips.com for free intraday stock tips. |
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Terence S
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If I Had money right now I would definitely invest in the stockmarket. Long term this give the best return, provided you do your homework and pick a strong company that demonstrates consistent growth. |
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Irene
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unit trusts.stock market.house.learning.
visit http://startactnow.blogspot.com |
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voluntarheel
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S&P or Total MArket index fund or just keep it in cash right now. The economy isn't doing so hot and if there is a chance you could lose your job or have trouble paying your bills in the near future you'll be glad you kept the money in cash. I've doubled the amount I keep in my money market just because I'm a little more concerned about the economy than I was last year. If I have to move for a job I'll be glad I have the extra cash rather than selling some investments. |
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Betcha 10 bucks i can fly
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Chicken. I'm hungry. |
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beneeta
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The share market is down Buy some good company shares for long term investment... Next option is govt bonds and bank deposits. Banks are offering good interest now.. but surely it is all taxable. U can also plan for investing in mutual funds... and must wait for atleat one year for a good return |
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bm
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China, equity, and gold. |
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MM
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China for the long term |
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