 What would you do with $250? |
| lets say you had $250 in an E-Trade account? what would you do with it? im starting small, VERY SMALL and i know it, but i want to get my feet wet while i learn about investing. but i do want to ... |
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 Can a rich man get into heaven? |
The Rich Young Man
16Now a man came up to Jesus and asked, "Teacher, what good thing must I do to get eternal life?"
17"Why do you ask me about what is good?" Jesus ... |
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 When it comes to Investing, what is the smallest amount you can invest? |
| I am someone who knows absolutely nothing about investing and would like to know the very very basics, and would like to start out tiny if possible. Any tips?... |
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 I have about $12,000 dollars to invest, what's the best return? |
| Figured theres a better idea than just putting it in savings, anyone got an idea? money market, stocks? Help me out , figure I'll leave it in for about 6 ... |
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 What can i major in to be involved in the stock market..? |
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 What can I buy with $70 dollars? |
| i got 70 bucks. what is in stores for that price or less that i can buy?? i know its a stupid question but 10 points for best answer=]... |
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 Is gold price too high to invest in now?? |
Hi,
I am really worry about the inflation of USD.
So I am thinking of turning the USD i have into gold coins. I am not sure if this is a good idea.
Its more for safety than ... |
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 Where ican learn futures &option trading ? |
| i am new to futures and option trading ,.and dont know how to tarde in f&o.please guide me and tell from where i can learn to trade in f&o.... |
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 I was wondering what should I look into when it comes to investing your money? |
| Well, I'm a first year college student who is thinking about his future! Currently, I only have $164.54 in my checking account and the money that I have beside that are in change or for ... |
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 Is a 6% return reasonable for stocks and bonds over the long-run? |
Is a 6% return reasonable for stocks and bonds over the long-run?
Obviously stocks can be much higher and bonds can be lower. What kind of assit allocations will I need to get a 6% ... |
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kiran_kumar_y_2000 | Who will be the best to ask for a suggestion before investing in the shares? |
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jduck1979
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Learn everything you can about investing in shares, then make the final decision yourself.... the following links should help. |
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dredude52
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The best way to do anything yourself is to learn something about it first. You'd be surprised at the thousands of books available on this one subject at your local library.
But most people spend more time deciding the color of their new car, than they do on a mutual fund advisor, for example.
Are you really wanting to do this yourself, or are you asking about someone who is an expert who can do it for you?
If you invest in the stock market right now, or just buy into all the ETF's you can afford, it's a crap shoot, like rolling the dice, and the odds are probably not in your favor, whether you have an expert fund manager or not, because mutual funds are always "in" the market.
They say "Buy and Hold" for the long term is better, but that depends on when you get in, and what your definiton of "long term" is. The phrase "Buy low and sell high" infers that you buy after a decline; decidedly not the case here.
The Dow is now approaching all-time highs last seen in Jan 2000, so if your long-term definition is more than seven years, then you won't mind waiting another seven years for a profit.
In my opinion, the name of the game is capital preservation. When the risks are high, like right now, you get out of the stock and bond markets and park your cash in a interest bearing money market fund or CD or Treasury Bill.
This is simply not a good entry point for investors. Be patient, wait a few months, and you'll be able to buy much more stock a lot cheaper, the risks will be lower (even though they will seem higher), and your chance of success greater.
If you wish to research the “Buy and Hold Strategy” further, or perhaps trade yourself, I recommend two book titles. One is called "Which Is Better, Buy-and-Hold or Market Timing?" The other is "Do You Have What It Takes to Be a Market Timer?" They will give you plenty to think about. |
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Aryan
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in my point of view, i think u should take your own decision but if ur relatives has invested in the same company then u could ask to them. plus u can check on the internet that how is the reputation of the company, how company has done soo far, use the option appraisal. i hope this might helped u.
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reallyno
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Nobody, you can only trust yourself and the cold hard data. Their are plenty of analyst out there to give you ideas but by the time you hear their suggestions its a little late in the game. |
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Texas Cowboy
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You better convince yourself. Do not trust anyone. Find out all you can about the business. |
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slx0
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yourself on your risk tolarence |
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