I believe what goes up must come down and vice versa so with the state of the market I would like to and I am asking about all areas possible. Is 0 a month too small to go to a financial advisor and and ask for help? Is it really possible to learn from home with store bought software in , , and the market to produce a return / how much of a return can I make? I’m thinking low to medium risk, sure and steady returns. I’m not greedy. A10% return or better is good for me.

 

  • hazyhorizon 11:05 pm on October 21, 2009

    I would pick up a Suze Orman book, she gives great advice on the personal finance of every day people. Also get a subscription to IBD or the Wall Street Journal. You can use their online databases to see how stocks perform over time. This will help you choose the best stock for you.

  • DA 11:05 pm on October 21, 2009

    You said 420! ::takes bong hit::

  • Yvonne B 11:05 pm on October 21, 2009

    help a poor person with talent get a job and they will pay you back, with interest

  • mykrodot 11:05 pm on October 21, 2009

    I would visit a financial advisor, $420 a month is not too little to start investing. When you first start investing it is always a good idea to have someone with some experience guiding you. As you become more knowlegeable about all the different types of investment opportunities that are out there you might feel comfortable to start exploring investments on your own. Good luck, smart move!

  • Genius 11:05 pm on October 21, 2009

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