WHAT STEPS SHOULD I TAKE TO START INVESTING FOR PROFIT?

I have about 36,000 the year, as well as I work for the Federal Government so I have great pursuit security. I’m usually twenty-three as well as still operative upon my degree, so I seeking during creation income some-more than scheming for retirement.

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Yorky February 19, 2011 at 4:24 am

1. Save 10% of your gross income
2. Open a Roth Ira
3. Start three mutual funds (S&P 500, Natural Resources, & an International Fund)
4. Add one third of your savings to each fund
5. Think long term
6. Don’t watch any financial shows or listen to pundits
7. Retire Rich

Uncle D February 19, 2011 at 4:24 am

Invest in small caps funds.
In times of economic recovery small cap funds tend to do the best. Most investors want the best returns in their portfolio as they can obtain. Stock picking in small cap funds is more critical to getting handsome returns than large cap funds. In the early stages of an economic recovery and even well into the recovery small cap stocks outperform the total market.

I’m a big fan of no load funds. While there are some very good load funds out there you are going to have to get some very good management to overcome the load fee.

In the small cap arena good managers produce great results.

Im_Right February 19, 2011 at 4:54 am

Go to InvestUnite.com, do some research and then Invest from there.

jrich1654 February 19, 2011 at 5:36 am

Start doing a lot of reading. There are plenty of books and websites to check out; a google/amazon search will return plenty. A great starting point is http://www.foundationsforinvesting.com. It’s gives you basics that many of the books and sites fail to cover. Good luck.

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