Can you give me advice in the field of investment?
May 1, 2010 by
Filed under investment advice
My friends and I would like to test the market a little bit. We don’t have a lot of money to invest, but we are willing to pay from $250.00 to $500.00, just to experiment. We’d like to invest in stocks or bonds, however we don’t know where to start. If anyone can give us some advice on where to begin or if we should wait for our money to grow a little bit more (maybe in the thousands), or if it’s just not the right time; we would certainly appreciate it.
I think mutual bonds are the right way for the starters but my advice to you would be that go for an expert advice as they could provide you the actual and the best knowledge about how and where to invest.. i know one site where one ask the expert online at oifc.in..you can ask all the stuff about investing..here is the url: http://www.oifc.in/Ask-the-Expert
Hi,
If you are really keen in looking for some good money, you can invest a little money in the following company’s.
http://gold-securities.com?ref=229
http://www.kulukfunds.com/?ref=image1434
http://extrareturn.com/?ref=image1434
http://www.manukinvest.com/?ref=image143…
All the above 4 HYIP sites are doing very good, more over i have personally invested and got good return from the above. You can earn around 2-3 % return daily. I repeat daily. But dont invest your money that you kept it for some emergency, bcos these are HYIP programs where the risk is very high. So invest a little amount on each sites say 10$ and try. If you like you can put more money.
But i repeat HYIP’s are very risky, so dont invest you emergency money in to it.
If you need any clarification pls mail me, i will help you out.
Hey, why don’t you try stock robots?
I’m assuming you know what I’m talking about. If not, let me take a second to fill you in.
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I suggest you penny stock investing.The inexpensive kind of investment is perhaps penny stocks. Many investors have on oath to this kind of investment but the others do not even dare think about it. These stocks a good decision to double or even maybe triple the investments, in addition it is based on a short term only.Penny stocks are the business that requires low investment. Therefore anyone can adopt this business. On the other hand making money in this business is not so simple.
You might have to wait ’til you can put togethr $ 600. ….seems most brokers ( E*Trade, Scottrade, etc) would require at least that to open an account…and an ” account” is what you would trade with.
Log on to one of their sites to be sure…….then fill out an application….send in a check…and you will have an on- line portfolio in a few days. Choosing a stock…and buying a few shares..comes next…( pretty easy to do at your computer ). Take it slow .. pick some 5, 7, or 9 dollar stocks to watch….then buy 20 or 30 shares……and see how you do….. do the same with a second stock…..NOW YOU ARE TRADING…… set yourselves some goals….sell when you meet them…keep looking for the third or fourth stock…….
…. if losses come first…you’ll have to re-adjust thinking and planning….THAT’S JUST THE WAY IT GOES !!!
At that amount stocks would be too expensive because of commissions. Best choice would be a no or low cost mutual fund. There are front in commissions, back end commissions, and no load (commission) funds. Back end mutual funds generally are waive after you held the fund for so long. For that amount I would look into that or a no load. The mutual fund would help you diversify your money between different companies, and different avenues of investment (stocks, bonds, cash, commodities). Mutual funds do generally have a minimum investment, such as $500 or $1000. Some can be set up for less if you are adding money in monthly.
There are also ways to test the market without using money. You can create fake portfolios and learn from mistakes without risking any money. My favorite site for stocks is http://www.marketocracy.com. Maybe each of your friends create a portfolio and start a competition among yourselves. This can help you start to find out what can work and what may not.
I looked on google and it’s kind of a gray area I think