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Where is the best place to invest as a first time investor without having to pay more in fees than what i gain
If you want that guarantee, you should try Money Market, T-Bills or CDs from relatively stable Major Banks. BofA is a good pick. JP Morgan has the lowest exposure to the credit crisis exacerbated by the Collateralized Debt Obligations stuff.
In terms of Mutual Funds, try what is called a No Load Fund. While this is not going to ensure that your net profit will be positive, it will minimize the costs to you. Also, particularly in a highly volatile market, you are far better off with a broad index position.
Do yourself a favor and stay away from the ETFs or other industry-wise directional funds.
If you’re investing with risk, your gains are not guaranteed, and could end up as losses. If you just get a CD or another type of bond or market account, you can find them with no fees, sometimes no minimums, and an established rate or return. That rate is lower than the POTENTIAL with other investments, but you need to assess your own risk tolerance.
1. E*Trade is the most popular for new investors but extremely expensive per trade and has high fees for inactive traders. The resources they offer are by far better than all competitors if you want to do research from their site. Poor customer service if you call.
2. Pricewise, Scottrade is great and they’re the easiest to open an account with (no huge waits, easy to transfer money, and usually you can go right into an office nearby). I use them a lot and they are very easy. The website is far from flashy though but they make up for it in customer service. No lie you can call your local office anytime and without waiting on hold they’ll walk you through your purchases.
3. Only if you’re very experienced, OptionsHouse is good. They are by far the cheapest but you are on your own here. It is cheap to trade, and is for people who know what you’re doing! No frills but nothing to get in the way of placing tons of orders fast.
–My take is go with scottrade. I still use them myself but take some trades to optionshouse.com now to save money. They are sooo good with customer service and if you try to open an account anywhere else you have to sit on the sidelines for a while before they let you play with your money. Scottrade lets you dig right in.
Once you’re very experienced, you could give optionshouse a try.
Investment A 4:12 am on September 16, 2009 Permalink
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ktrb 4:12 am on September 16, 2009 Permalink
sharebuilder.com is a very reliable site with low fees, and they have no minimum investment.
markrogerrobinson 4:12 am on September 16, 2009 Permalink
zeeco.com
Phil 4:12 am on September 16, 2009 Permalink
http://www.thurstonspringer.com
GuitarOwns 4:12 am on September 16, 2009 Permalink
suntrust, forrest sometin
tommiegunns 4:12 am on September 16, 2009 Permalink
set up a website
izzy.dawizzy 4:12 am on September 16, 2009 Permalink
start up your own business…
Chicken H 4:12 am on September 16, 2009 Permalink
etrade
or
scottrade
both have low transaction fees
friendlystranger65 4:12 am on September 16, 2009 Permalink
Look at index funds, funds that, for instance, invest in the Fortune 500.
Kimber 4:12 am on September 16, 2009 Permalink
ameritrade.com
Bob 4:12 am on September 16, 2009 Permalink
http://www.schwab.com is a discounter with excellent info on their web site and online seminars for free.
g239b 4:12 am on September 16, 2009 Permalink
If you want that guarantee, you should try Money Market, T-Bills or CDs from relatively stable Major Banks. BofA is a good pick. JP Morgan has the lowest exposure to the credit crisis exacerbated by the Collateralized Debt Obligations stuff.
In terms of Mutual Funds, try what is called a No Load Fund. While this is not going to ensure that your net profit will be positive, it will minimize the costs to you. Also, particularly in a highly volatile market, you are far better off with a broad index position.
Do yourself a favor and stay away from the ETFs or other industry-wise directional funds.
Puffadder 4:12 am on September 16, 2009 Permalink
If you’re investing with risk, your gains are not guaranteed, and could end up as losses. If you just get a CD or another type of bond or market account, you can find them with no fees, sometimes no minimums, and an established rate or return. That rate is lower than the POTENTIAL with other investments, but you need to assess your own risk tolerance.
lalh20 4:12 am on September 16, 2009 Permalink
I have 3 companies I have used:
1. E*Trade is the most popular for new investors but extremely expensive per trade and has high fees for inactive traders. The resources they offer are by far better than all competitors if you want to do research from their site. Poor customer service if you call.
2. Pricewise, Scottrade is great and they’re the easiest to open an account with (no huge waits, easy to transfer money, and usually you can go right into an office nearby). I use them a lot and they are very easy. The website is far from flashy though but they make up for it in customer service. No lie you can call your local office anytime and without waiting on hold they’ll walk you through your purchases.
3. Only if you’re very experienced, OptionsHouse is good. They are by far the cheapest but you are on your own here. It is cheap to trade, and is for people who know what you’re doing! No frills but nothing to get in the way of placing tons of orders fast.
–My take is go with scottrade. I still use them myself but take some trades to optionshouse.com now to save money. They are sooo good with customer service and if you try to open an account anywhere else you have to sit on the sidelines for a while before they let you play with your money. Scottrade lets you dig right in.
Once you’re very experienced, you could give optionshouse a try.
Investment A 4:12 am on September 16, 2009 Permalink
Hello,
Allot of people have the same problem as you are experiencing, a good amount of money but don’t know where to place it.
I have to confess I was also one of those people.
Until I actively started searching for a good investment opportunity.
And I’m glad to tell you I finally found one that is working out great for me.
It’s a mannaged account run by a verry capable man.
if you want you can check out the results he has made.
Here you can check them out:
http://my-robottrader.blogspot.com/
My money is working for me, in three months time I already have a ROI of 103%.
If you want a good place for your money to grow then I can only advice you to take contact with my moneymanager.
just send me a mail to derrekmay @ gmail.com, and then I’ll bring you in direct contact with him.
I hope this answer has helped you out.
Shane S 4:12 am on September 16, 2009 Permalink
I was in your shoes about 3 months ago.I agree with ktrb.I use sharebuilder and it is great,very reliable and good for starters .
Raja S 4:12 am on September 16, 2009 Permalink
the best website with most return and benefit. ANd what more it is guaranteed to give you instant profit. I even made 1234 dollar in a week from it. Visit http://www.nalboo.com