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that thing is confusing. I'll probably use that next, just gotta learn how.Originally Posted by shch
THINKORSWIM HAS THE BEST FEATURES IMO
Just wait for a promotion. I got $5 trades for a year from E*TradeOriginally Posted by freakydestroyer
the feesOriginally Posted by acts65
E*Trade or Scottrade
how do I find out when they have them?Originally Posted by acts65
Just wait for a promotion. I got $5 trades for a year from E*TradeOriginally Posted by freakydestroyer
the feesOriginally Posted by acts65
E*Trade or Scottrade
I like it that you have plan, since not everybody has one haha, but one thing I'd recommend would be to do further research into what fundyou're investing into and what you want to invest into. For instance, the funds you named up there are too prototypical, pharma's green's. Thinkoutside the box more, greenies are being subsidized like crazy cause their tech isn't really cost manageable, and with pharma's, the risk is also a bithigher than usual since there are a lot of make of break drugs. Take a look at some large cap funds, especially tech, since most of them are proven marketleaders.Originally Posted by 651akathePaul
NT, I'm about to take the plunge. When I get paid at the end of the week I'm opening a roth IRA. I have a few invesment plans as far as where I want to put my money but maybe people on here with more experience can explain if I'm on the right track
I have limited $$$ but I'm wanting to jump in while stocks are cheap and plus I plan on holding these mutual funds for years and years. My first grand will got to a mutual fund (Roth IRA) of some sort of already conceived Index. I think it's a safer play for someone just trying to get in the game.
After this I plan to invest in two other sectors with probably two separate mutual funds or maybe consolidate the two once i read more into how to do that. But the sectors I'm aiming for is a New Alternatives Fund that focuses on going green. With Obama in office he has stated many times how he wants to invest in the R & D of alternative energy and I figure that even if just one makes it out of the many approaches (wind, solar, clean coal, yada yada) then this fund will be diverse enough for some sort of return. It also invests in businesses that are economically sound.
Another round of investing will go towards healthcare technology and pharmaceuticals. R & D is always poured into this field, but with baby boomers getting brittle the need for more prescription drugs and new ways of healing and treating various ailments I think this is a good place to put some money.
After I have invested in these, I have personally hand picked a diverse portfolio of stocks that I liked after researching these stocks and companies. This is my last because it is my own created portfolio and who knows the likelihood it will perform well.
My hope is to put in about $6,000 in these funds in the next two months, most likely utilizing the minimum investments for these funds...So what do ya'll think? There is only so much reading one can do on this stuff but I think the real learning is in experiencing and thats what I'm about to do. Just wanted to see if any of you had some tidbits that might help or precautions for me. Thanks in advan
Originally Posted by 651akathePaul
NT, I'm about to take the plunge. When I get paid at the end of the week I'm opening a roth IRA. I have a few invesment plans as far as where I want to put my money but maybe people on here with more experience can explain if I'm on the right track
I have limited $$$ but I'm wanting to jump in while stocks are cheap and plus I plan on holding these mutual funds for years and years. My first grand will got to a mutual fund (Roth IRA) of some sort of already conceived Index. I think it's a safer play for someone just trying to get in the game.
After this I plan to invest in two other sectors with probably two separate mutual funds or maybe consolidate the two once i read more into how to do that. But the sectors I'm aiming for is a New Alternatives Fund that focuses on going green. With Obama in office he has stated many times how he wants to invest in the R & D of alternative energy and I figure that even if just one makes it out of the many approaches (wind, solar, clean coal, yada yada) then this fund will be diverse enough for some sort of return. It also invests in businesses that are economically sound.
Another round of investing will go towards healthcare technology and pharmaceuticals. R & D is always poured into this field, but with baby boomers getting brittle the need for more prescription drugs and new ways of healing and treating various ailments I think this is a good place to put some money.
After I have invested in these, I have personally hand picked a diverse portfolio of stocks that I liked after researching these stocks and companies. This is my last because it is my own created portfolio and who knows the likelihood it will perform well.
My hope is to put in about $6,000 in these funds in the next two months, most likely utilizing the minimum investments for these funds...So what do ya'll think? There is only so much reading one can do on this stuff but I think the real learning is in experiencing and thats what I'm about to do. Just wanted to see if any of you had some tidbits that might help or precautions for me. Thanks in advan
Gold isn't the answer to everything.Originally Posted by freakydestroyer
It sounds like you should just buy gold.
Originally Posted by reigndrop
Gold isn't the answer to everything.Originally Posted by freakydestroyer
It sounds like you should just buy gold.
Originally Posted by nicefro
sold my dead fas position earlier and hopped into FAZ @ $22.50.
feelin' it.