I want to invest....

Question

I want to invest in something, but im not sure what....

Im a risk taker so i dont mind the odds, when i work hard i get results.

any tips?

Answer 1

parker drilling (PKD) Sell at $10

Answer 2

Why not invest in the Forex (Foreign Exchange Market).

It is much more accessible to everyone now especially if you have an internet connection.

There are no broker fees, the software to trade with is free to download and there are even Forex Robots which trade automatically for you.

Don't forget, any investment is risky as things go up and down.

This site will give you some more information and reviews of the best performing Forex Robots.  

Answer 3

http://www.thisismoney.co.uk/invest

Answer 4

Cal-Maine Foods, Inc. ticker symbol - CALM

last: $43.91

industry and storck are currently in an uptrend

Answer 5

the best investment you can make is in your own skills.    It costs money and time.  A language.  Public speaking.  How to understand financial accounts.  Management consultancy.

Answer 6

if u want to invest alot invest in a flat or appartment for ur holiday or a car or somthing

Answer 7

you could always invest in a small business. It can be good as you know the odds before you start out. If small business investment sounds interesting message me because I have a very good business for you to invest in.  

Answer 8

If you're looking for the possibility of high returns, I would suggest that you invest in stocks.  I wouldn't recommend it, but if you really want to take some huge risks, you could try options.  More conservative options include mutual funds and ETFs.  To learn more about different investment choices, I would recommend that you check out Investopedia ( http://www.investopedia.com/ ).

Regardless of what you choose to invest in, you will need to open a brokerage account.  I currently use Firstrade ( http://www.firstrade.com/ ).  They are cheaper than the big name brokers such as Etrade, Scottrade, Schwab, and Ameritrade.  Their website is also very easy to use, making them perfect for beginners.  I would definitely recommend that you check them out.

Answer 9

Considering that you are asking this question here, I would assume you are not investing big ($1M).  Try common denominated fund or common trust funds where small investors are pooled to be invested on bonds, etc.  You have to do research on the investment managers tho..