Son Ahlers: I personally invest in foreign exchange and made a lot of profits,you can take a look here
Dale Mccoun: I recently invested in a networking business for $500. It seems to be working pretty well for me, and am able to work with one of the top leaders (he retired at age 29). He's helping me run the business successfully, and I'm hoping to do the same for others as well! Feel free to message me if you're interested and I definitely wouldn't mind helping you. :)
Raye Tredennick: To get higher returns, you have to accept higher risk. Don't start buying individual stocks. You are competing against investment professionals, and you will not win. Buy a maket index ETF like QQQ, which invests in an index and has very low fees. You are investing in the market as a whole. Or, buy a mutual fund, and you pay a fee (a percentage of your money) to the managers for picking your stocks. If you think that you can choose the professional that will pick stocks better ! than all the other professionals, then buy a mutual fund, and the increased return will be worth the increased fees. Do not fool yourself into thinking that you can pick stocks better than the pros. If there was a high-return, low-risk investment, the pros would already have jumped on it, bidding up the price until the expeected return matched the expected risk. Open a Roth IRA. Put money into it. You will not get a tax deduction now, but the money will grow tax-free, and when you take the money out, you won't pay tax on it. Your tax rate when you retire is almost certainly going to be higher than your tax rate now, so this is a good deal. (If you think your tax rate will be lower in retirement, put your money into a regular IRA, which gives you a deduction now, but the money is taxed as regular income now when you take it out at retirement.) Put the money into an index ETF like QQQ. DO NOT sell every time the market drops. You want to buy low and sell high, and selling whe! n the market drops is the opposite of that....Show more
! Glynda Darrin: PortfolioU.S. Stocks 58.09International Stocks 36.07Fixed Income 5.16Cash 3.70Other 4.37A mix of stocks, etfs, bonds and mutual funds some of which invest in gold and Swiss based assets. (other)...Show more
Geraldo Mccalla: I would invest in stocks that are going up in price! I am a momentum trader, although I will consider a longer term investment occasionally. Otherwise, if you have the time, look into developing some sort of method or strategy for investing in momentum stocks. A good place to start is by reading Investors Business Daily, and picking up a copy of "How to Make Money in Stocks" which was written by William O'Neil, the founder of Investors Business Daily.Scott Colewww.kungfutrader.comwww.theultimatestocktradingsystem.com...Show more
Ronnie Barcus: physical silver bullion and ticker symbol BQI.
Melvin Nakama: Invest in stocks will be the good option.You cannot trade or invest in stocks unless you open an account with a sto! ck broker. Since investing in stocks has been much facilitated by the advent of computers and internet, you can easily register your account online with any stock brokerage firm. Before you open an account, you must find out the minimum amount you have to deposit with your broker irrespective of the type of account you opt for from the website of your brokerage firm. Each broker has his own minimum account limit, which may range from $500 to $10,000.The guiding principle before accepting the minimum amount deposit should be your budget and also the facilities and services that the brokerage offers for a particular level of minimum amount deposit. A comparison-shopping in this respect would prove highly beneficial in long term trading. While it may be true that the less minimum deposit you pay, the less you get in form of services as well, there are some brokerage firms that deliver much more value than the minimum deposit they demand.A good brokerage firm may demand a minim! um deposit for example $ 2,500 but may deliver much more value in terms! of lower commissions, as low as $1.50 to $ 3.00 per equity trade, free dividend reinvestment plans and a large number of free trades spread over a long time. They may not even charge you any thing if your account becomes inactive for some time. If you are beginner in stock investing, these benefits can prove to be of immense value in form of risk free investments and savings.The next step is to choose an account. You can choose an:1.Individual Account2.Joint Account1.Individual AccountAs the name suggests, an individual account is an investment account that is opened for one person. You must have reached the age of majority, i.e., you should be 18 years old or above in your state of residence. The age of majority entitles you to full legal rights as an adult. Besides, you must also be a US citizen or a resident alien with a valid social security number. A resident alien is a person who is a non-US citizen but legally resides in the US and also pays the taxes.2. Joint Accou! ntA joint account is an investment account that is opened for two or more people with the proviso that both people who open accounts should have reached the age of majority in their state of residence. Joint account can either be set up as Joint Tenants with Rights of Survivorship-JTWROS- --or as Joint Tenants in Common-JTIC.Opening both kinds of accounts is an easy process. It takes about five minutes to open an account on line. All you need to do is to select the account type you want to open and fill in your personal information.You also have to read and confirm the subscriber agreements, which include the 'account agreement', 'customer acknowledgment of risk' and 'day trading risk disclosure statement'.Besides these you are also required to comply with the exchange rules. So you have to read, understand and comply with both the New York Stock Exchange and the New York Stock Exchange data subscriber agreements. You should read the agreement as you scroll it down to the b! ottom. Read both the sections of the agreement and check both the boxes! before you move on.The next step is to choose your user ID and password. You also have to provide your email id for correspondence. You also need to select one of the four secret questions and provide answer to them. This information is needed to assist you to get your password in case you forget about it.You have also to provide your personal information including your name, date of birth, residential address, marital status, employment, number of dependents, phone numbers, mother's maiden name, social security number and country of citizenship. You have also to provide your financial information including your employer's name, annual income, net worth and liquid net worth.The answer to these and a few other simple questions completes the account opening process and you are ready to start investing in stocks and shares immediately thereafter.The tutorial below will also be useful for you.http://ezinearticles.com/?How-To-Invest-In-Stocks&......Show more
Monty Sieloff! : Gold is mostly for short term, and it's currently a little under a thousand bucks right now. For long term, I'd go with stocks and/or mutual funds.
Cliff Tyre: If you want a slow but steady gain I would put my money on crude oil, or USO. You will get a return on it eventually, there is no guarantee when or how fast and for how long prices will go up, but I expect it to for atleast another year. I invest in energy stocks right now. REXX is a good company and I invested a few weeks ago and I'm up a little. Now is a good time to buy since its been in a sort of down curve and I expect it to eventually hit 40. EUGS is a great penny stock, but its high risk. I bought at 0.60 and it just hit 0.86. Some people call that luck, but I expect that stock to go up even more and eventually hit 7.00 in maybe a year or even shorter?...Show more
Star Gollnick: I would and have invested in Forex trading and haven't worked a day since; simply find an effective trading system and ! go to town. What you do (and what I did) is make sure the trading syste! m has a 60 day money back guarantee first; then make sure you can use a demo account. Use the demo account for 59 days and if you see you can make profit you keep the system and invest your real cash. If there's no profit to be made you get a refund; there's literally no risk when buying one. If you're interested I found reviews of the top 3 Forex trading systems: http://forex-tracer.the-perfect-solution.com/...Show more
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