 How are stocks gambling? I just don't get it.? |
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 What thing that's on sale now will become a priceless antique of the future? |
| Everyday objects from the past are fetching huge amounts of money. What do you think the folks of the future will value from today?... |
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 How to invest 1 lakh? |
Hi i want to invest 1L , and i want money to be secured ..
can any one suggest me best ways to do it.
my options
Which is best or which combination is best?
1) NSC
2) LIC (UL... |
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 Is Microsoft buying this Church? |
MICROSOFT Bids to Acquire Catholic Church
By Hank Vorjes
Rome, Italy
April 7, 2007
VATICAN CITY (AP) -- In a joint press conference in St. Peter's Square this morning, ... |
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 Do you think that the stock market will crash in the near future? |
| Do you think that the stock market will crash in the near future? Look at how the value of the dollar keeps dropping and the stocks are going down. I really think Ron Paul is right in what says ... |
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 Please help!!!! Which stock will be the strongest in 2007? |
The choices are:
Strong Government Securities (STVSX)
American Century Income & Growth (BIGRX)
Dreyfus Appreciation Fund (DGAGX)
Janus Fund (JANSX)
PBHG Growth (PBHGX)
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 If you are 40ish, have $300k cash, and $200k in an IRA, would you feel pretty good about where you are? |
| also a home with $400k equity. Just wondering cuz I am looking for a new job in a new city and feel pretty stressed. I am proud of how i saved and grew the money but I can't talk about that in ... |
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 Need urgent help regarding Stock Investment? |
Hi Guru's,
My investment is 500 dollars. I would like to earn 500 dollars in a week. Please suggest me which are the best stocks to buy to make quick money.I know it sounds ridiculous.... |
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 What Are Good Stocks to Invest in Now? |
| We're interested in investing some money in the stock market while the stocks are down, in the hopes that eventually they will go back up. Any ideas about what would be good to invest in?... |
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 I want to enter into a business with $40k, what is the best business to get into for that price? |
| I am a type of handyman that can do just about anything that I put my mind to. I am brainstorming on many ideas as to where to invest my money. I want to invest about $40k into a business that my ... |
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 What do I do with 50 grand??? I need advice...? |
| Hi, I just got out of the army and now I have 50 grand cash from deployments that Ive saved. I have a job now and I can pay my bills and etc. just fine but I need some advice on what to do with this ... |
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 If you recently inherited $1m how would you invest it to provide a steady stream of income? |
| Granny kicks the bucket and now you've got a cool million. Party time? or invest time?..In what ways would you invest this wealth to support yourself and pursue your lifelong dream of owning a ... |
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 Should we, or Do we even have the ability to "Bail Out" the US Auto Industry? |
My in-law and I have are having a huge debate and we just wanted to get your opinion.
He thinks, not only should we bail out the auto industry, but we don't have a choice. And, he ... |
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why eminem retired | Why is dollar decreasing ? |
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auntcookie84
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It is based on how much debt the country has....more debt means decreased dollar value. |
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u know what it izzz!
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well there is inflamation sol the dollar decreases becuz there is to many prices increasing. instead of decreasing. |
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beastseekbeauty@yahoo.com
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The MAIN reason the dollar is decreasing (and this isn't much discussed on the news) is the Fed's fiscal policy is currently increasing the money supply at a rate around 12-15%!! |
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littlelady2340
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The dollar is decreasing in value because...
a dollar is only a piece of paper that means "l will exchange this paper for something real."
This is true whether it is you who are exchanging, or the government (which allows printing of money) who exchanges. Same thing.
What do you do with dollars, you buy stuff from whoever has what you want, at whatever price they choose to set- You can decide whether to buy or not but it is the seller who sets the price.
So the seller says, "I can sell for US dollars, or l can sell for European euros, or l can sell for Chinese yens. My choice.
If l sell for yens, l can buy a lot of stuff made in China, so that's a good choice.
If l sell for euros that's a good choice too because they have a lot of stuff to sell.
But the dollar, US doesn't have so much to sell, so what do l do with dollars?
If you live in US you can use the dollars here, no problem.
But when we buy things from other countries, those sellers don't have much use for our dollars because there is nothing for them to get from us. So they have to exchange our money for euros or yens in order to get what they want with the dollars we gave them when they sold to us...
But no one wants to exchange for the same reason, that they have no use for our money either.
However, they will take it if they can get a good deal, like more dollars for yens or euros than one-to-one, which is why the value of the dollar is decreasing in the international money exchange market.
At home, we have to pay more for what we want because what we buy comes from other countries that are charging more to sell to us. |
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Citizen Know Nothing
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it is the low interest rate policy of the federal reserve bank
it is a bankrupt policy |
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Ted
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Money is both a store of value and a means of exchange.
Dollars are becoming less useful as a means of exchange because the US manufacturing sector is half of what it was 15 years ago. We don't make much in this country that the rest of the world wants to buy. (I know there are some exceptions, but they are getting fewer and fewer).
Dollars are becoming less useful as a store of value. Bush trying to maintain a war in Iraq increasing government expenditures at the same time as he's trying to buy popularity by cutting taxes is causing massive deficits, which are highly inflationary. Combine that with recent drops in interest rates, also highly inflationary, and holding your savings in dollars is a losing proposition.
So what is the point in holding dollars. I'm selling mine and putting at least some of my savings in euros. |
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wweman0786
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well there a couple reasonse. One the cusmers have lost confidenta in the dollar so there not speinding it like they shoule. Two our econmice is struggleing so that makes the dollar week. Three inflation, prices have gone up 15% in last year wages only 7%. |
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jaavila388
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High Prices and the way money is being spent. It really is bad, not only for us but the world. To many people have companys here and trying earn here. So if we fall, many other economys will fall with us.
http://youtube.com/watch?v=DBJUPxdjjKk
gives you some idea what the world is speaking about. |
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rdwain2000
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Because Berneke is lowering interest rates... Other countries down want our low interest rates.. so it drives the dollar down.. very simple.. Interest rates are higher in other countries...if you were a foreign investor would you like a high return or a low return on your funds....
When the dollar goes down then it takes more of our money..(approximately l.00 US to equal a 1.55 Euro value.. so there fore when we pay for a dollars worth of overseas oil... we actually pay them1.50...if they want the dollar to go back up... all they have to do is raise our interest rates here... They screwed up when they started lowering it.. The housing problem had very little to do with interest rates.... They were loaning money to people who couldn't afford the payments and had bad credit.. It was credit problems ...not interest problems.. Mr Ben really screwed up big time I think..His actions have lots to do with the current oil price.. or any thing else we purchase from overseas..Know you didnt ask for all this but i got started...sorry |
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