The holdings are in two mutual funds and four stocks. The stocks are almost wiped out but the funds are down 50%. Would trading in penny stocks help in the short term. Any suggestions on specific stocks
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My investments 10k have been reduced to 4k. How can I grow it back in the short term. Penny stocks?
Is it safe to use on-line tracking systems for your investments?
I like Yahoo and AOL’s on-line stock tracking system, but I’m not sure about having my investments listed on line. Is it safe or can anyone see it especially those working for the system?
I am interested in career in Finance (Hedge Funds or other Investments)?
I am 23 and planning to move to NY this fall. Here are my credentials: Graduated from UC Berkeley in 2005, BA in Slavic Languages and Literature, very low GPA however, around a 2.3. Afterwards, I got a MS degree in Taxation from Golden Gate University. Ok GPA. Currently working as a Tax Accountant in a regional firm in the Bay Area, California. I’ve worked here for 4 months and already feel that accounting is not for me. I am just upset that the MS Tax degree cost me $20K. I am fascinated by the stock markets, and investing in general. I am contemplating a career change into something related to Hedge Funds or the like. Does anyone have any suggestions about how to transition to a finance career in hedge funds or other investment firms without any financial background, with a low undergrad GPA and a MS in Tax. What classes should I take, who should I talk to in order to build a network relationship? Any and all advice is appreciated!
What’s the best online stock broker for small investments?
I’m a young professional, with a healthy 401k, and a bit of disposable cash. It seems the stock market is hot for people willing to take some risks. What’s the best online stock broker for someone looking to buy stocks with a total of less them $3000 to invest?
How do I invest in short term secure Euro investments from the US?
I want to purchase a short-term (5 month or less) low risk instrument where I take on the currency risk/gain between the US Dollar and Euro or British Pound Sterling. I can do this in a Roth or taxable account. Is there such a thing as money market type accounts that trade in the Euro? Are there short term notes or CD’s available from foreign banks? I think the US dollar will weaken vs the Euro over the next 2 years though I don’t want to go out past this US election. What do I do?
Crossroads for my investments?
I am 18 and relatively new to the stock market. Since February however I am down roughly 30 percent. I currently own BAC at 15.99 and C at 4.49. I am looking for a new direction next year. I am debating on whether to keep my current holdings and be patience or split my money over the following companies and etfs:
EWZ (Brazil etf)
FXI (China etf)
AAPL
BAC
JEC
AET
GE
and a natural gas etf
What do you think I should do? I am dealing with a relatively small amount of money, 2500, and would be happy to diversify except commissions kill me. Your thoughts and comments are more than welcome. Thanks for your time.
Is it possible to grow your investments or shares on the NYSE by 100% or more every year?
If so, do you know someone who has done it or is doing it?
how can NYSE, as a stock exchange, make purchases and investments?
please refer to “http://www.iht.com/articles/2007/01/10/bloomberg/bxexchange.php”
how does NYSE buy a 20 % stake in national stock exchange of India? what does that mean when a stock exchange purchases a stake in another stock exchange?
thanks for your resposne!
Need help on 401K investments selection?
I am not expert in investment options.I need to select from below for my 401k plan.
Can any one tell me which one are good from below :
DWS Stable Value Trust – Institutional Shares
DWS Core Plus Income Fund – Class S
T. Rowe Price Retirement Income Fund – Advisor Class
T. Rowe Price Retirement 2010 Fund – Advisor Class
T. Rowe Price Retirement 2020 Fund – Advisor Class
T. Rowe Price Retirement 2030 Fund – Advisor Class
T. Rowe Price Retirement 2040 Fund – Advisor Class
T. Rowe Price Retirement 2050 Fund – Advisor Class
DWS Strategic Value Fund – Class S
Davis New York Venture Fund – Class A
American Funds The Growth Fund of America – Class R3
Artisan Mid Cap Value Fund – Investor Shares
T. Rowe Price Mid-Cap Growth Fund – Advisor Class
Loomis Sayles Small Cap Value Fund – Retail Class
American Funds EuroPacific Growth Fund – Class R3
T Rowe Price Emerging Markets Stock Fund
DWS RREEF Real Estate Securities Fund – Class S
DWS Stock Index Trust
Do you think it is uphauling that AIG is using preschoolers to advertise investments? Can’t a kid be a kid?
Why does AIG need to use kids to advertise it’s sevices of investments?
How about appalling?
What industries have experienced the greateset change in US foreign direct investments in Canada?
Main topic is what has been the impact of NAFTA onf oreign direct investment. on the country US and Canada. Need to describe thes industries in terms of inputs of production, high skill or low skill labor and capital intensive.
thanks
Is there any good software to track the value of foreign currency investments?
I’ve tried Quicken and Microsoft Money, but the foreign currencies they have to choose from are pretty limited.
What are the best investments in an inflationary environment?
TIPS? Commodities? Foreign currency ETFs? Thanks in advance for any thoughts.
Since Goldman Sachs makes much money on hedge fund type investments in your opinion should they have U.S. govt?
backing in the form of bailouts and cheap fed loans to gamble with?
Unprecedented Aid
Goldman Sachs, which set a Wall Street profit record of $11.6 billion in 2007 and may have earned $11.4 billion this year, according to the average estimate of 15 analysts surveyed by Bloomberg, won new and larger concessions from taxpayers in 2008. This time it was the threat of a financial meltdown that prompted the U.S. government, with Paulson as Treasury secretary, and the Federal Reserve to supply an unprecedented amount of aid to firms deemed critical to the financial system, including Goldman Sachs.
The 140-year-old company received $10 billion in capital, guarantees on about $30 billion of debt and the ability to borrow cheaply from the Fed. The Fed’s bailout of American International Group Inc., and its decision to pay the insurer’s counterparties in full, funneled an additional $12.9 billion to Goldman Sachs.
“What was done was appropriate because the potential costs of not doing that were probably exceedingly high,” says Gary Stern, who stepped down in August as president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis. “It certainly looked very threatening.”
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601109&sid=aaLwI2SKYQJg