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 What is the best stock to invest for one day?
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 Investing around $15k?
what would be the best way to invest around $15k? are iIndex Funds a smart way to go??...


 Why does it take so long for cheques to clear?
I put a cheque from Barclays ito my Barclays account on Wednesday at 12.15. I checked my account this morning and the cheque still hasn't cleared. Why does it take so long for it to clear, and ...


 I have £300. what it the best way to invest this money, to make more money?
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 Can i recover the money i lost in the stock market around 22,000, due to crash this year around jan-feb 2008!!?
if yes then who should i contact and what should i do to recover the lost amount, kindly respond, thank ...


 My father recently passed away Feb 15th 2007.I am slated to inherit $400,000 worth of Abbott Labs stock?
I am currently 40 years old.I work as a Registered Nurse in Columbus Ohio USA.I earn roughly $60,000/year.I rent currently and pay $675/month for rent.I would like to sell off so many shares pay off ...


 Is $4000/month good money for a 21 year old? If I invest $3000 a month, how long will it take me to get rich?
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 When will my husband buy a car?
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 Is GREED good?
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 How to invest money?
I am 15 and have 1000-2000 cash. Have it as life savings. what can i invest in that's legit and can earn me a reasonable return? CD's? not music CD's, bank CD's. or like, what ...


 Do u think the saying "Time is money" is well justified?
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 Why is gold more expensive and "precious" than oil?
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 Why do most people fail in the stock market, beside just stupidity?
If you buy stocks when they are on an upswing, then sell them after they go up a few points, won't you tend to make money? I understand that a lot of people make irrational decisions, and gamble ...


 I have one thousand dollars to invest, what is the best way to invest it?
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 I had lost 80% of my money in stock market i trading ? tell what i do to cover my lost saving of two years .?
i had lost about 3 lacs id intraday share trading.
now i had only 50000rs left. tell me how i can get back my money which is ...


 If you inherited $5 million - how would you invest that over 30 yrs?
I just wonder I know someone coming into the bucks and wonder what she should do....


 I have £5000?
hello i have £5000 pounds not a lot really, im after a quick return, high yield investment, so i can grow this sum. any jokes about drug deals etc ha ha in advance
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 What should i do with a few thousand dollars?
i'm selling my car what should i do with the extra 7,000 $? what is the best way to invest in it? i'm clueless when it comes to stocks and bonds and all that. but i don't want to see ...


 I have €10000 investet in smart funds, but I want to invest in something better?
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 Who knows a good stock to invest?
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XarQuid
Which newspaper or periodical is the best source of investor information (daily or weekly)?
I am looking to choose between Wall Street Journal, Investors Business Daily, or Barron's Weekly. Or perhaps even a combination of two. And if you know something other than these, feel free to mention it.

I just wanted opinions from Yahoo! Answerers...when it comes to investing and stock market knowledge and a good choice of a periodical.

I am looking for pros and cons of each periodical as well as opinions as to which someone in my demographic might enjoy:

25 y/o, investing for 2 - 3 years, liberal, etc.

I do understand that the referenced publications tend to be "right wing" when it comes to their politicking, which is fine. I do not mind this -- I am mainly looking for a great periodical for its (or their) information/articles. I understand how the economy is influenced by other factors...

With this being said -- what do you recommend? Why or why not?

I currently also subscribe to: Forbes, Fortune, Inc., Smart Money, Wired, eWeek, and The New Yorker and enjoy all of these.
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---> I also receive The Economist. Sorry, this is important.

I am mainly looking for a daily periodical. ;-) Barron's is weekly (but, still, I guess it is worth mentioning in the title because so many people recommend it online -- on Amazon.com at least).

1) I just did not see the main differences between Barron's, WSJ and IBD by reading through Amazon.com's reviews and descriptions.

That's the main reason I came here and asked/posed the question.

2) A lot of you are recommending New York Times. Do you really think it is a substitute to Wall Street Journal, Investors Business Daily or Barron's for investment information?
                     
 




William H
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Personally, I would get Barron's because I normally only have time to read and plan my trades on the weekends. IBD seems to like trends in the market versus how the company is doing.


girlwhoknowsitstrue
I would recommend the Wall Street Journal - because what you want is what companies are doing, not stock tips - which is what the other magazines give you.

WSJ tells you what companies are doing, who's new to companies, and this can allow you to draw your own conclusions on new industries before they're tagged as "hot" by investment magazines (when most of the gains have already been taken).


Johnny U
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so you are greedy like a repubican, but have self-guilt and want to be 'cool' like a liberal? okay, i get it. just dont tell your firends, right?

yeah, IBD, WSJ are pretty good to start with.


jueyanz
I prefer the WSJ. As a liberal like you, I often choose to expose myself to the "left" media, which like the media of any political ideology, may be biased. Murdoch's WSJ serves as a balancing counterpoint which is better indicative of the general investor. If you don't have much time, just the ten minutes reading the daily World News and Business columns on the front page will make you more literate of world affairs than perhaps 90% of Americans.


SAMD010
I would always recommend the WSJ everytime . . . Over the long run.


jack the ripper
the times news paper UK


Take Flight
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I have been in global investment management for decades. My two most favorite reads are:

The Economist
The Financial Times


kirk_absalonson
wall street journal


Dad's found yer scoo'er
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Financial Times.


The Oracle
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The Journal's right-wing stance is primarily on the editorial page, which shouldn't effect its news and business coverage.

The other periodicals you subscribe to are good as well. I'm not familiar with IBD or Barron's enough to recommend or not. The Economist is supposed to be excellent.

Avoid CNBC. If you're investing for the long haul, it's not a good choice. If you're a day trader, that's something else. I've met with mutual fund managers who laugh at CNBC.


tina g
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SuperCactus
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WSJ is nice for entertainment. If you want real investment knowledge nothing is better than Investor Business Daily. A subscription gives you access to their web site that is packed with great info and charts.
I love it.


budsiskos
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new york times


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