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Mandy Raneesh February 15, 2012 at 11:55 pm

I would not recomend any one or two stocks to invest due to risk if that particular company to have a problem not directly related to the market such as a lawsuit (e. i. Microsoft or Philip Morris) or a company going bankrupt (hmmm. . . anyone heard of Enron?)

When you invest in mutual funds, you have a professional money management team that picks which stocks and bonds to invest in depending on the objective strategy of the fund. If you only had $25/month to invest, you would be limited to buying one fund. Since you have more, your strategy would be to diversify among several kinds of funds (e. i. Growth, Value, Foriegn Stocks and Bonds).

Real estate, science, technology, health, foreign stocks,. . . you name it and there are mutual funds to help you in the direction you desire.

Are you ready to start? Would you like more information? Let me know. -Marcus marcuskthomson@yahoo. com

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Depressed RR February 16, 2012 at 4:08 am

I wouldn't recommend doing any trading.

Most fees for buying and selling a stock at a discount brokerage are $7 (Scottrade for instance). That $7 is already 7% of your initial investment, and that's just too high.

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