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Question: How to go about starting investing in stocks/mutual funds/bonds?

(Posted by: Alex Cooper on 2009-04-29 12:31:21)

I am a newbie when it comes to stocks/ savings invetments etc. I am intersted in putting about $1000 into something to have a good return and in the future small amounts here and there 150- 200 a week, I would like to learn more about the stock market but then again I want to be safe..and not stupid. Should I seek personal assistance? What type of invetments should I make?

Posted by: $so fresh so clean$ on 2009-04-29, 16:47:18

Before investing in anything, educate yourself more on different investments. investopedia.com/ dictionary/ default.asp Then, I'd start off with no load, low fee mutual funds such as with a company like T. Rowe Price. This will help your build long term savings. Also, if you work, you may want to consider a Roth IRA. individual.troweprice.com/ public/ Retail/ Retirement/ IRA/ Roth-IRA?adcode= 8908 &PlacementGUID= 1CC23B79-F37D-453A-9337-675831BF3FF1

Posted by: Jason on 2009-05-03, 08:15:15

I use Scottrade for my broker, I find it crazy to pay additional money to pay people to tell me what I can find for free online. Numerous websites offer predictions and show results, you can used games such as kaching.com to practice and sites like investmenttheories.com help bring up funds that you may not have considered. Basically I recommend, reading, then playing a game to see if it's really right for you, if your results are satisfactory then move on to the real world. Keep in mind the games are not fully realistic and your return will typically be higher in the game.

Posted by: Tyrone on 2009-05-03, 12:11:39

There are many webpages out there you can try and google for forex trades reading

Posted by: Kassie on 2009-05-03, 12:31:54

Forex is the platform to be, Our managed accounts return 10 to 15% per month consistently