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Burnt Bob, you’re a total idiot. I hate stupid responses!
I am looking to invest in the stock market. Which stocks are a good buy now?
Burnt Bob, you’re a total idiot. I hate stupid responses!
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FinancialWonderLust
look out 40 years or more…….you are young…..be diversified
buy a foundation of 3-5 good mutual funds or ETFs, then research individual stocks. Look into ETFs, they are like mutual funds, but have some advantages. I own lots of these :
http://www.etfconnect.com/select/fundPages/us.asp?MFID=140371
http://www.etfconnect.com/select/fundPages/us.asp?MFID=8123
http://www.etfconnect.com/select/fundPages/us.asp?MFID=3701
check out the holdings and the dividend payouts of these closed end ETFs. -
burnt bob
umm this is called insider trading dude becarfull you can end up in jail
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anonymous
Grey Wolf [GW]
A land based driller but tied to natural gas and is ready to rock.
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xander2050
I don’t recommend day trading because it is so risky. I would go with an index fund from say vanguard.com or schwab.com, or even troweprice.com
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eaglesonaperch
Be patient, they’ll all be ‘for sale’ at much lower prices in late fall.
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Tim
There is no easy answer for this. The stock market is very volatile, and even the best stock to trade now could tank tomorrow. Since you’re 30, you’ve got a few decades before retirement, if that’s what you’re hoping to save for. I would say, look into mutual funds, which spread out your investment, and thus your risk. Be careful from taking specific advice from a place like this though– most (if not all) states require financial advisors to be licensed. I should also say I am not licensed, which is why I’m not singling out any specific stocks or mutual funds.
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cardog5
Chinese oil fields, find the stock . You owe me
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David E
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muncie birder
Let’s consider what is happening in the world today. The U S is not doing too well. The dollar, prior to Israel deciding to beat up on its neighbors, was sinking fast and will likely resume that direction. U S unfunded liabilities are in the trillions of dollars. Balance of trade deficit is in the trillions of dollars. Budget deficit is in the trillions of dollars. Health care costs may very well bankrupt the country.
They aren’t making any more oil and the U S which consumes an overly generous proportion of the world output and does not seem to have any interest in cutting consumption.
All software development and many other technical tasks are moving very rapidly to India. The Indian stock market recently had a sever correction and some of the software companies look attractive as do some other sectors.
Manufacturing has all moved to China.
Now where do you think the opportunities might lie?
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Gee
why have other people watch your money you have to pay for…buy a house!!! I can help you with that. I’m a loan officer.
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1st Uget D Moni
Pick a trend or product/ services that you can identify with…invest with belief and do not listen to everyday news. Stay away from penney stocks – only a small percentage of them do make it. If you want to accumulate wealth then start hanging around people that have done it or are doing it. Then start!
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Investment
I am not sure if I can give you the list of top stocks in which you can invest and make money. But I can give you one thing for sure, I can give you list of top performing companies (in terms of their market capitalization and profitability) which may be great long term buys. (www.getmoneyrich.com/hot-stocks-of-bse/
FinancialWonderLust 9:06 am on March 10, 2010
look out 40 years or more…….you are young…..be diversified
buy a foundation of 3-5 good mutual funds or ETFs, then research individual stocks. Look into ETFs, they are like mutual funds, but have some advantages. I own lots of these :
http://www.etfconnect.com/select/fundPages/us.asp?MFID=140371
http://www.etfconnect.com/select/fundPages/us.asp?MFID=8123
http://www.etfconnect.com/select/fundPages/us.asp?MFID=3701
check out the holdings and the dividend payouts of these closed end ETFs.
burnt bob 9:07 am on March 10, 2010
umm this is called insider trading dude becarfull you can end up in jail
anonymous 9:07 am on March 10, 2010
Grey Wolf [GW]
A land based driller but tied to natural gas and is ready to rock.
xander2050 9:07 am on March 10, 2010
I don’t recommend day trading because it is so risky. I would go with an index fund from say vanguard.com or schwab.com, or even troweprice.com
eaglesonaperch 9:07 am on March 10, 2010
Be patient, they’ll all be ‘for sale’ at much lower prices in late fall.
Tim 9:07 am on March 10, 2010
There is no easy answer for this. The stock market is very volatile, and even the best stock to trade now could tank tomorrow. Since you’re 30, you’ve got a few decades before retirement, if that’s what you’re hoping to save for. I would say, look into mutual funds, which spread out your investment, and thus your risk. Be careful from taking specific advice from a place like this though– most (if not all) states require financial advisors to be licensed. I should also say I am not licensed, which is why I’m not singling out any specific stocks or mutual funds.
cardog5 9:07 am on March 10, 2010
Chinese oil fields, find the stock . You owe me
David E 9:07 am on March 10, 2010
Two unsolicited sources.
pickofthequarter982@cisp.com
qlodyed@boad.org
muncie birder 9:07 am on March 10, 2010
Let’s consider what is happening in the world today. The U S is not doing too well. The dollar, prior to Israel deciding to beat up on its neighbors, was sinking fast and will likely resume that direction. U S unfunded liabilities are in the trillions of dollars. Balance of trade deficit is in the trillions of dollars. Budget deficit is in the trillions of dollars. Health care costs may very well bankrupt the country.
They aren’t making any more oil and the U S which consumes an overly generous proportion of the world output and does not seem to have any interest in cutting consumption.
All software development and many other technical tasks are moving very rapidly to India. The Indian stock market recently had a sever correction and some of the software companies look attractive as do some other sectors.
Manufacturing has all moved to China.
Now where do you think the opportunities might lie?
Gee 9:07 am on March 10, 2010
why have other people watch your money you have to pay for…buy a house!!! I can help you with that. I’m a loan officer.
1st Uget D Moni 9:07 am on March 10, 2010
Pick a trend or product/ services that you can identify with…invest with belief and do not listen to everyday news. Stay away from penney stocks – only a small percentage of them do make it. If you want to accumulate wealth then start hanging around people that have done it or are doing it. Then start!
Zach Philip 11:14 pm on March 10, 2010
I think before investing you should check out the past performance of the company. Also, while looking up information on growth of Indian companies and came across this one http://bit.ly/bG2pVX