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Investing my money in stocks has been on my mind for about 2 years now. Since I have a part time job lined up, I am thinking about investing some of the money I make in stock. I read a few answers on here but I know that the market changes and the price of stock is contantly changing. So, what are some things that I should know about investing in stocks? What stocks should I invest in? How much risk am I going to face? What are the possible returns? Thanks!

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yeah so im 18 now and i want to start investing my money…where should i start off? Do i need a broker? how much are they? if their alot i dont want one…how do i do all of this? do i just give the company my money through paypal or something and then see how the company does, and if it does good then my money will start stacking? Also how do i invest in like real-estate? do i need to have enough money for a house or lot or something?

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I just graduated from college, I have about $3,000 that I could use to invest. I’ve never done any investing. Can anybody please tell how I could invest so that I can generate a nice amount of money without taking too much risk? which company should I use? are mutual funds the best way to start? thanks

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I would like to start some investing. I have $100 to invest but I do not know where to get started.

Where are some places I can go to LEARN how to invest wisely. As well as learning the basics.

If you invest how much were your stocks when you first got them and how much are they know. Dont need to list names if you choose not to.

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I am very interested in investing, but I really don’t know how or what the benefits. How does it work in simple terms? I guess I need to read “Investing for Dummies” or something. Basically, if I put $20 towards a stock, if the company is still around in 10 years will I make a bunch of money? Or if I invest in something like Hannah Montana, will I not get anything in ten years since she won’t be popular?

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My wife and I are both on Social Security.We dont have alot of money,but enough to invest $50 to $100 each month.We are in our early 40′s and would like to have a little nest for the future.I am very green when it comes to investing.I am a little leary about investment firms. I have heard some bad things.Dont know which ones i can trust.I would like a deversified portfolio just dont know how to safely deversify it.Also could you recomend a good book to get me started in understanding the investing world a little better.(stocks,bonds,mutuial funds,401′s,Ira’s)ect…A little advice would be greatly apriciated. THANK YOU TRENT& GINA. SAC, CAL.

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I was in the States as an international student. Since i have completed my studies i have come back to my home country. What i want to ask is, can i still invest in Bonds, Equity, CD’s, etc…through my bank a/c, which is active. I will not be investing more than $5000. I do have a Social Security Numer and a active checking a/c(which i had opened up while my stay over there), and now even plan on opening up a savings a/c with the same bank. Would i be able to do that(invest) without any problems? Like from immigration office or the govt. Any help would be appriciated. Thanks.

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I want to start investing in stocks, but i have no idea how to. I heard its good money, but i don’t understand where i need to go to start trading stocks, and how old does one have to be to make an account for investing in stocks. Also could you explain to me what a mutual fund is and the basics of investing in stocks? Thank You.

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lets say i wanted to invest in some friends small business of selling t shirts and hats, they have a few people investing with them. the first quarter goes by and they see some profits how are these divided up?

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I have to work on a business case wherein a large publicly-listed company (into beverage, food, and packaging) wants to diversify. It has been investing a lot in petroleum, electricity, and telecom. Do you know any other industries it can invest in?