Brittney Inabnit: Energy companies and Banks. They're going to around forever.
Wally Gower: As a rule of thumb, if the stock market goes down, bonds go up in value, but how?
Colby Millberg: i am 14 and have started trading penny stocks on the real stock market (via nasdaq). i want to know how he legal status works. i know i can due this under the UGMA. I bought a prepaid debit card and plan to pay using that. is it legal to do this as long as my parents know what i am doing?
Wally Gower: Interactive brokers would be my suggestion for markets outside the US including Australia: http://individuals.interactivebrokers.com/en/main....Another broker you could try is Noble Trading: http://www.nobletrading.com/worldwide.phpI'm not sure if there are any Australian brokers which work for US traders/investors. You really need an international broker. Interactive brokers is based in the US, but they do have Australians using them and will be at the next Octob! er trading Expo in Melbourne and Sydney....Show more
Wilburn Denice: the only way i will' positioned it 'gently' is that Obama is a narcissist. by making use of definition such human beings have a nasty result on hundreds and encourage a undeniable euphoria no fragrance interior the international is in a position to do. The stuff he talks although teleprompter brought on, makes incredibly no experience in any admire. he's able to proclaiming one ingredient in one sentence or paragraph, and completely denounce it interior the subsequent sentence or paragraph, devoid of any concept and with a extensive smile out of the the two ends of his mouth. end: this dude has no clue! the only thank you to maintain his scores between the left is to maintain blabbering nonsense like legal experts do. have you ever complicated a criminal expert poke around for something he had no clue a thank you to sparkling up?? That does it! regrettably the extra perplexed human beings get, the ex! tra stable it is to slam his rules in his face. maximum libera! ls won't be able to see interior the path of the maze of his statements, and people who do, are activists with their very own very own time table. after all this turns into yet another money making industry - politics. The liberals who have been lured into the excellent ingredient are possibly respectable human beings and complicated working dudes('ettes)... i understand a number of them individually. they do no longer dig deeper into the situation and that very superficiality is costing them great time... to no longer point out everybody else. What am i able to assert? it is going to take some severe de-programming and it sluggish to convey easy on the situation. it is not going to take place in one day. For some it won't take place till they are completely smashed decrease than Obama's 'plan' .. and you are able to nevertheless in basic terms wish it only isn't too overdue.
Ambrose Mumma: well i wood invest in non-fossil fuel working trasportation, the fossil fuels! are running low and the prices like you said are getting high, so sooner or later people will start using non-fossil fuel cars.
Azalee Ahrendes: If so then how, and which brokers based in Australia would work. How does someone in the US get started with this?
Delmer Pectol: I would jump on the same ship as the best investor in the world is on. Warren Buffet manages the berkshire hathaway stock. I think the ticker is brk.b.And/or buy target funds from vanguard or troweprice. Figure out when you are supposed to retire and buy that mutual fund. e.g. TARGET 2035. They are diversified and rebalanced automatically so it makes investing easy....Show more
Dalia Causby: Because they are seen as a "safer haven" than the stocks. They generally earn a return (interest). Even though it may be less than stock in the long run, it is less volatile.
Julienne Poplawski: There is no rule of thumb on what you are saying. Bonds and stocks have minds of their own! and what makes one do what it does has nothing to do with the other. ! They are two separate independent assets classes. Please read my profile and send me an email. Perhaps I can help explain to you what it is you own.
Corrinne Ruozzo: OkayBonds are a loan made to a company that the company agrees to pay back at a given intrest rate.Stocks are purchasing 'ownership' in that company. Stocks are assuming a greater risk because you own a part of the company. They are traded on the stock market as well.Now, if the company goes under...a bond is a debt and so you will recover more (which still may not be a whole lot) than if you own stock in the company. Bonds are graded to give you an idea of risk. A 'Junk' bond is the most riskiest because they are saying that the credit rating is low and repayment might not be made.So, in short if you have a Bond that is paying you 3 percent and a stock looses 75% of its value people may pay you more to purchase that bond off of you. Because regardless you are getting an intrest rate off the bond. But, ! they are seperate and just because the Dow loses 300 points doesn't mean your bond will be up....Show more
Dick Baumgarten: What would Greenspan invest in?-----4.75 the target on federal funds rate and the housing market is still down
Cristopher Gavalis: Invest is a diversified portfolio of Domestic and International Mutual Funds. Allow fund money managers to do their job and invest in whats appropriate at the time. Why would you even try and guess what to do or even ask someone on this site to guess.
Toshia Metzker: in no particular order:gold (5-10% of your assets in it as "wealth insurance")silver (same as gold, but demand may also increase for industrial and bactericidal uses)chinese RMB yuan (way undervalued right now)nz dollar and nz agricommoditiesemerging markets and currencies in generalnorway (because of the oil)japan (its economy is bound to take off again sooner or later)...Show more
Nestor Klan: Bonds don't necessarily move in conjunct! ion (or opposite) to equities. Interest rates are probably the biggest! factor, followed by credit risk.
Chadwick Schmelz: What you are doing is totally illegalIn North America you must be 18 years of age to open or use a brokerage account - this is both federal and civil law.NO you can not trade in a UGMA account since NO minor can enter orders, only the custodian AND the custodian CAN NOT give permission to another to access the accountYour parents CAN NOT give you permission to trade since federal law dictates you can not which means your parents would also be in violation of the law. Also NO brokerage can accept a debit card (pre-paid or not) for security purchases. This also is Federal lawPoint of info - penny stocks do not trade on a regulated exchange, they trade OTCIf the brokerage firm finds you are a minor, all the trades can be canceled and your parents would be liable for any and all loses and/or expesnesIf you're going to play in the game, at least have the common decency to play by the rules like all other investor/traders! do....Show more
Azzie Trembly: If the stock market goes down, it might not mean that bonds will go up in value. This will only happens when investors have a 'flight to low risk' that means they view that the stock market is turning highly volatile and they are seeking capital protection thus they look into bonds.The value of bonds are usually dictated instead by the interest rate environment. If people believed that the interest rate is rising, then value of bonds will fall and vice versa. Hope the information helps!
Joni Ziak: You know a friend of mine invested in a cd, and it returns I think 4.75% or 5%, something like that. If you can do that, 10,000 min, that is safe for a small return. Everyone I talk to tells me to be in it for the long run, but I have the same question as you. Good luck...
Ramon Dahlheimer: Greenspan and persons as such never give their secrets publicly. The best bonds are I-Bonds. Wait until you can get a good price on Gold and! purchase some. You said it best; nothing is safe.The dollar is weak, ! but the Euro is only going to become more powerful. Is it possible for you to invest in some and watch as they increase in value? The problem with investors is that they all think alike and give the same mundane advice. This cannot be good because those who survived recessions are those who thought OUTSIDE the box.While you are thinking about investing, investing, investing. The best security one can have doing great economic droughts is property that is paid in full. Do you have a home or land that is mortgage free? Learn from history not from So-Called experts. (Never trust a Jackel with your money!)...Show more
Sharri Scalley: Make this simple. If you are talking for the long term - 15 or more years do this:Put half in a TOTAL STOCK MARKET INDEX FUND and the other half in a TOTAL BOND MARKET INDEX FUND.This way you are well diversified and if you look at Stocks you can see that over time they have always increased in value. So in 15 to 30 years you will b! e ahead of inflation and a good rate of return. Also these funds have very low EXPENSES so your costs are low and you do not have to study markets etc. Fidelity or Vanguard. These funds are No-Load (free to purchase) and have expenses around one tenth of 1 percent....Show more
Luke Kosch: i would invest in companies the one's have more exposure to international market place
Eleni Mccier: Top secret. The truth is keep secretill give you a glue.Great nation always fall so stay on the ball or you'll fall with it. Think hard
Tracy Huesso: Invest in emerging countries. Remember high risk, high return.
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