WHAT ARE GOOD STOCKS TO INVEST IN ?

I would similar to to deposit in bonds which will concede me to see an contingent profit. What would be a little inestimable bonds to deposit in? Thanks!

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Blue eyes May 12, 2011 at 11:36 am

well go to http://pisco.tk than go to investment column last year i invested 2000$ and i made made 50000$ from share and Stock Exchange that site will Give you complete tutrial about investment

thomas p May 12, 2011 at 12:03 pm

There is no such thing as a good stock unless you make money of your ownership of the shares. If you dont wish to spend a lot of your time researching individual stocks, I would send you to mutual fund such as the Fidelity family of funds. In a fund, you stick in there through “thick and thin.” A lot of us simply enjoy investing and trading stocks over having our assets managed by someone else. It is not a “good guy, bad guy” story. I think I speak for most people who “play” the market when I report to you that you sometimes have sleep disturbed nights when the market is going through a correction. I would think about my personality and risk tolerance before investing. You suggest by your question that you would be receptive to some price swings but it can be gut wrenching watching a stock go down for 6 to 7 days in row. Then you sell and the stock bounces back. It has happened to me. More when I was younger. Yes, consider your age in deciding between stocks and mutual funds. You dont have many places to invest considering the state of bank deposits and the real estate market.

john carlo May 12, 2011 at 12:35 pm

Ooh. Nice answer from Thomas P. That will be tough to beat and I would love to copy it ’cause that sums me up.

So, I’ll just add this slant to his comments:

READ: The Bogleheads’ Guide to Investing: Taylor Larimore, Mel Lindauer, Michael LeBoeuf, John C. Bogle

Unless you are an experienced investor, I would caution against individual stocks and get rich quick schemes. Reduce your risk and
check out Vanguard ( http://www.vanguard.com )
Now is an excellent time to put your money to work. Spread the risk by investing in a mutual fund (Vanguard’s STAR is a fund of funds-a fund which buys shares in other funds-and therefore carries a lower risk) . It is comprised of 65% stocks and 35% bonds.

Make sure any high interest loans/credit cards are paid off and you have 2-3 months emergency cash before investing.
Vanguard is a low cost, no load mutual fund company. There are others such as the Fidelity he mentions; I have been with Vanguard for 30 years and retired early. Your results may vary.
Read the “Planning and Education” tab if you visit their website.
Good luc

cooldude33322 May 12, 2011 at 12:58 pm

the truth is stocks are a crap shout. so unless you are investing more that 3 million into the market it is hard to midgate the risk of investing in a select number of stocks. I would suggest an Exchange Traded Fund(ETF) that is tied to several stock preformances. or if you are thinking long term try spiders(ticker SPY) it mocks the S&P

Kevin S May 12, 2011 at 1:53 pm

I am personally starting to like railroads long-term because of their prosperity in Europe and the rising gas prices. However, I don’t think you should be trusting anyone else with your money but yourself, and you should begin learning about stocks on your own time, or by taking classes before you invest. This is the best site on the web to get started – http://www.stockmarketresources.blogspot.com

Good luck!

StarStock May 12, 2011 at 2:41 pm

well depends on what kind of stocks you are intrested in,
what market, etc,,,
in general you can find the reviews of many stocks, or any stocks in NYSE, NASDAQ, AMEX and TSX in this site:
http://www.thestocksprofit.com/
let me know if this helps..

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