Investing

thanks!
i was thinking more like scottrade or something like that.

I am a student

The IRS audited me for not claiming the ,000 as income. I did make a capital gain on the 10,500 that I originally invested, but claimed that. It doesn’t make any sense to me that I should claim dollars that have already been earned and taxed, a second time?

there’s a company working in mutual funds in switzerland which offers 25% returns on your principal investment every 30 days for ever. Does it sound logical? shall I invst some money in it?

Which one should I go for? I am interested in high yield and yet, I dont want to pay unnecessary commissions.
Where should I be looking?

I can buy a fund from Fidelity and will not have to pay a sales commission. Or, is it better to pay the load in exchange for the "money management" skills of the selling broker? Thanks.

Couldn’t find it on their website. Thanks

I am in american funds and my portofolio is down about 40% and i want to see how long will it take to get it back to where it was

I have ShareBuilder and want to switch to a better online broker. What is a great one? Etc?

In SIP, a fixed amount is spent each month to buy units of the mutual fund. So when the price is low, we get more units and conversely.
I could not find anything by searching for it. I wonder if its known by another name here.

I have some money in different mutual funds (At least I had). Now it is already very late. should I leave them as they are, or should I sell them at this stage?
What would you do ?

fund/banks/interest?

Should I transfer my mutual fund account to a checking account instead?

amongst the 2 funds…..fund having higher expense ratio shall be preferred or the one having lower ratio?

I am looking for mutual funds that declare very little year end dividends. I am looking at saving for the next 20 some years for my retirement, I currently hold shares in Icon a mutual fund, but I had to pay a lot of taxes last month
any suggestions

I believe it is the Series 6 and maybe an Illinois Insurance exam….Is this correct? Could I take the Series 7 and count that as the 6? Any help appreciated…J