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 What to Invest in?
I have some money around and i would really like to create it into more money. Im young and smart. And have some background about stock, considering my father was a broker. I would really like to ...


 What is the most trusted,most profitable "forex" site on the net??
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 Why are stock quotes delayed?
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 If you had only 2,000 to invest in making more money in a short amount of time not tomorrow lets say a week?
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 I have paper shares of Andhra Bank. How do I get them onto a DEMAT format?
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 Would you buy a stock with a .pk extension? If not why? If yes why? Where would you research it?
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 What is the SINGLE most PRECIOUS of financial commodities TODAY..ie February 2008?
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 Good INVESTMENT ideas?
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 Can you retire with a net worth of $5 million?
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 Where would i look to see if my name is with my husbands on our land and house title?
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 I lost my job and rolled over my 401k, I now want to cancel my certificate and receive its value what do I do?
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 What would you do with $40,000?
My wife just lost her job. Her severance package is about $40,000. She's looking for another job, but I'm thinking with that amount of cash she should be able flip it, invest it or ...


 Safest way to turn $525K into $1M?
and how long to do it?
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right now, I have it in stocks, mutual funds (international and domestic, large and small cap) and money market.....I'm just worried about U...


 How to be a currency trader?
im a beginner and i had a very limited knowledge of finance, and willing to start with only USD250. any suggestions?...


 Some good books on Share market trading for a beginner?
Hi Friends,
I want to start trading in share market. As i am a beginner, can u all please suggest some really good books/ebooks which can really help me in investing in share market....


 I lke to invest Rs. 10000 / month in good shares in NSE. Pls advice some good shares.?
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 I am 22 years old how should i invest my 401 k?
My money at first was being invested in a low interest money market and now i have invested it into the s&p 500; however i feel that maybe i should split it up into different stocks bonds and ...


 How can i get success in my life?
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 The Great Stock Crash?
How would you describe the mood on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange on Black Tuesday?
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A bit of clarification. Yes, this is for homework. No, I do not want ...



italia954
Will the price of gold continue to rise?
                     
 




David M
Gold has had one heck of a run. A few years ago it could have been had at under $400 an ounce. And you're thinking of buying it now? Here's something to think about gold. Something north of 95% of all the gold ever mined is still out there. For the most part it does not go away, other than what we bury with Grandma or Grandpa. Pretty much all the rest of the gold is stored or recycled. More and more gold is being mined every day. More and more gold is being found throughout the world. And as the price goes up, more and more will be found and mined. All this means that the "supply" for gold will be always increasing. The demand? Well it may go up or down. If it goes down, watch for the price to drop. Perhaps precipitously. You want to invest in a dissappearing asset? Think of oil. Millions of barrels are burned each and every day, gone forever. It's getting harder and harder to find. More expensive to extract. And one day, the earth will run out of oil. I don't think I'd invest in the commodity, but buy oil stocks. My favorite is Marathon (MRO). A couple of months ago I sold all my gold stocks. I'll think of buying it back if gold goes below $700 an ounce. The dollar will not drop forever and gold will not rise forever.


Brad
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Assuming you are from the United States, a lot will depend upon how things shake out with our currency. Right now the dollar is pretty weak, as a result it takes more and more US dollars in order to buy gold. If the US can raise the value of a dollar compared to other countries currencies, than the price of gold should come down. Only time will tell, I will tell you that I am not in a rush to buy any gold at this time.


Louisa
No. What goes up, must come down. That's just common sense. Gold is the new real estate. The prices are seriously over-inflated, and like real estate, the gold bubble will burst. Until then, stay on the sidelines.


Larry K
HISTORY SAYS IT AVERAGES FIVE PERCENT RETURN ON INVESTMENT. IF I WERE YOU I WOULD INVEST IN A LONG TERM MUTUAL FUND THAT HAS A TEN YEAR RETURN AVERAGE OF 12%. Twelve percent is a whole lot better than five percent.


Ron Berue
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I was listening to NBR - Nightly Business Report on PBS.

One of the guests predicted silver, the precious metal, would reach $100 an ounce! He didn't predict when or how long, but it made me perk my ears.

IF silver goes to $100, using the observation someone made or I thought of a few months ago, gold would be $5,000 per ounce.

BUT as the trading saying indicates: "Trees don't grow to Heaven. Neither do stocks or any other investments."

Thanks for asking your Q! I enjoyed answering it!

VTY,
Ron Berue
Yes, that is my real last name!


Jokickaz
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As long as the US Dollar remains weak, gold will continue to rise. Also, the demand from developing industrialized countries like China, India, Russia, and Brazil will keep gold at higher levels. Finally, there is a systemic effect of commodity prices being very high, currently-so, gold is rising along with them, too. (Think: a rising tide lifts all boats here.).
You may have noticed today that gold is, indeed, very much tied into the price of the US Dollar as the Dollar rallied and gold sold off. My bet is gold will probably peak out in the next few months since the Dollar is poised for a rally. The longer term trend for gold, however, remains bullish...meaning we could see prices rise well over 1,000 dollars an ounce.


iCE
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i hope sooo


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