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carrotinvestment
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Investment ideas are not limited solely to one type of investment or asset.
• Prioritizes and focuses on your plan & goals.
• Avoids chasing hot trends or popular investments.
• Reduces risks.
• Does not unnecessarily rule out good future opportunities.
• Allows for the possibility that investments may one day become serious candidates as situations may change.
• Does not automatically eliminate investments that do not currently meet qualitative or quantitative metrics.
• Ideas that play on your strengths.
• Prevents an investor from blindly flocking to investments or stocks mentioned by the media, analysts, or other investors.
• Also generates a list of suitable investment replacements.

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Post Thu Dec 22, 2011 9:38 am
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Originally posted by john bradford


First, i'll quibble with OldGuy about his 11%. If you look at the past several decades, the 80s and 90s were great, but the other decades were crap. What will the next decade bring? The last one brought less than zero. With the unemployment issue, and the drag from Europe and banking in general, I think the coming decade may look more like the 70s than the go go 80s or 90s.

John


I agree that the financial market may look a little bleak in the near future, maybe even as far out as 10 years. But since the OP is only 20 years old, presumably a long term investment could be left untouched for the better part of 40 years. That offers a more than ample time horizon for 11% (or even greater) average growth.

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Given the performance of the market over the past three months, I don't think it's a safe time to invest. So I would stay heavy in cash until you see an uptrend develop in the S&P 500 index. My recommendation would be something like 5% Gold, 65% cash, and 30% Dividend Growth mutual funds.

John


Again, if your talking about the short term, then I'm in complete agreement. However, it's important to not fall into the trap that plague so many investors today, which is to buying when the market is on it's way up and selling when it has a downtrend. Remember, it's buy LOW, sell HIGH. So, at this point, the downward turn in the market is the BEST time to investing for the long term.

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Post Fri Dec 23, 2011 3:06 am
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You should hold more in stocks when you're young, and less when you're old. That's the conventional wisdom. After all, stocks tend to do well in the long run but are volatile in the short term. But when you're in your twenties or thirties and have the longest to run, you might have only a few thousand bucks in the market. By the time you're in your fifties and sixties, you'll have the most money but will want to risk less of it.

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'You also might consider learning something about stock options as they can be used to reduce risk in the market. If anything, this market demands attention to risk. '

Yes, I agree the above point. Anyway, you should consider the risk reulted from investment first. Otherwise, you can possibly suffer the loss.

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i have some basic thing that you need to keep on mind:

1. Free Checking Account 0% APY
2. Savings account 0.1% — 0.3% APY
3. Short-term CD – up to 3% APY
4. Money Market Accounts 1% - 6% APY


these are the Easy Ways to Invest while in College. It depend on what and how you use all these options.

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The purpose of investing is to grow your financial profile and increasing your wealth. It is easier to achieve if you know your target and the less commitment you have in hand such as loans, cars, credit card and etc. Invest smartly and i should say you are on the brigther and safe side for future.

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Yup. Totally agree with do not invest with the loan money. There are no guarantee positive investment in this world. I understand that you want to generate more money from what you have now but those are not your money. Since you are not going to use the money sooner or later, why don't you put it in a fixed deposit bank account. there are higher interest rate, aren't they?

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Never ever put money from loan into the deposit, you loose money. Buy something that will cost more and will beat inflation rate. I would recommend real estate, you can also rent it for profit. But your sum isn't enought for cheap house. If you can lend more loan with student discount get it and invest in house. Use rental payments from tenant to pay for your loan.

Overwise buy silver.

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