Can you please advise me whether I can join it or not?\n\nhttp://www.aceinvest.biz
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If it was even partially true it would be oversubscribed to the point of stupidity ... the institutional investors would be kicking their doors in - just have a look at what the interest rate would be.\n\nAs has been said, if it sounds too good to be true then it probably is.  If you still are interested read their terms and conditions VERY VERY VERY carefully.  Look for any "buts", "ifs", "at our discretion" and "subject to" type statements ... I'm betting that you wont see your cash again or the $6000.\n\nSorry but I can't see how these schemes can exist in a real economic system.  High rewards are only gained through high risk.
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Please give the specific details of the open investment opportunities. You can e-mail me at: romy472000@yahoo.com.
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Go to the Chicago Board Options Exchange (CBOE).  Here's a link for you to review...good luck.
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You really should go for the smaller markets that focus on the higher end clients.  This is where you may have a shot at making money.  \n\nWalmart is NOT the way.
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Dave Ramsey, a radio financial guru, offers a list of "Endorsed Local Providers" (ELP's) on his website. You can type in your zip code and get the name of someone in your area. The plus here is that he requires that honesty and integrity be at the forefront of that person's business. Also, the company I work for has done very well by me. I ususally don't promote them on this site, but in this case, I will say that H&R Block financial advisors have been great. (Please know that I get no financial gain from telling you this - I work on the tax side, not with investments) I'll provide you with both links, and please let me know if I can be of further assistance :)
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who are you baba? i too wanna join you. i dont know how start even i dont have investment still wanna join you. i think we got to register with news paper  agency in India.
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I would certainly not trust you with investments.  Investing is investing regardless of gender.  And a range of 500K tio 100 million?  That's not exactly a "niche".  I think you are a scam
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Hi fren, I think it is not advisable to invest in Mutual Funds this time, provided u have some other investments which can compensate any loss u might incur. I say so because if u follow market, u can see that for few of the very strong funds the NAV has gone down.\nMutual funds, depend on share market and currently all the analysts (national and international) have advised their clients to take a vacation.\nI think for a new investor like you, u should wait for some time, let the market stabilise once then u can think of getting in.
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There could be.  Try this site:\nhttp://www.gobignetwork.com/\n\nIt's a site that has postings of investors who are looking to invest, as well as allowing you to post  your needs there for possible investors as well.\n\nGood luck, I hope this helps.
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AMAT is a solid company but there is a huge overhead supply of stock that is just waiting for an opportunity to be dumped on the market at break even.  Tell you what to do.  Take a small position, maybe 100 shares.  If it goes up 2 bucks a share add to the position.  If it goes up another buck add some more.  I agree the solar is a potential but this stock has been a dog for so long I expect it will take a good while to work out the overhead supply.
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It is not wise to invest all your portfolio in just one stock.\n\nI can advise you.
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Call 0191 5679455 and ask for Alan Wier, he is an AXA investment specialist and one of the best one's around. His advice is free. It is a funny question and you may get the wrong advice so talk to an expert! xx
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I say go for it. I did when I was at school. I had excess student loan money after all my tuition had been paid. Made an excellent return on investment. as to the poster who says you should never borrow to invest...that is just madness...EVERY business borrows to invest (when a company issues bonds there are borrowing money from investors at a lower interest rate and investing it at a higher interest rate)and even the government does it i.e. Treasury bills are used to fund government expenditure. as a word of caution though don't invest in stocks. the stock market is not predictable. you are better off with a CD/Treasury bill or a municipal bond
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First of all, I wouldn't suggest you to enter into any options since it is mostly for hedging purpose and not for speculating...it is extremely risky~!  But~!  if you really want to get into one by using scottrade as your broker,  you have to open up an account and also sign an option/margin form stating that you want to trade option in your account.\n\nSecond, you NEVER exercise an option~!!!!  NEVER~!! You either Sell or Buy to Cover the option to close out your position.  The gain by closing out the option (if your option is giving you a profit) will always be higher than when you exercise the option because unless the option expire, there's always the time value in the option that will make the price higher.  \n\nIf you do decide to open a scottrade account, please use me as referral so we both get free trade =)  Feel free to e-mail me if you have question or decide to open an account Ken2681@gmail.com
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Since you in west africa that might be very very hard for you to invest. Most companies allow you to sign up online, I use Sogoinvest.com but you'll have to look at a company that does this in your country. I'm sure theres one company that does it.
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I don't think those subscription services are what you need.  The problem with most of them is that they are over hyped and usually don't account for real world practice and conditions.  If you want to make a lot of money on the market you got to do your own research.  Think about it,  if the subscriptions are that hot why do they tell other people about it?  I am a licensed adviser and I have seen too many people looking for the short cut and after being disappointed a few times quit the market all together.  I would recommend you to look at some thing like the Motley Fools or IBD and look at what they like and why they like what they like and then do your own research on the company or fund managers.  When you buy a fund you are betting on the management's ability to beat the market, that is all.  Another thing, this I learned myself after thousands of dollars worth of market lessons.  Don't try to time the market.  There are to many factors that we do not control.  The consistent way to beat the market is through figuring out the fundamentals and let time do the growing for you.  Market timing and refusing to cut loses are two sure way to decimate your portfolio.  So be careful and do your research before sinking your hard earned dollars.
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Yahoo Answers is not an ideal forum for your question as trading in Financial Instruments as mentioned in your query is restricted to a very few Genuine Private players in the market who are at the very top of the Pyramid in this particular field; based out of Singapore, Hong Kong and Dubai and they prefer not to  advertise. But if you do have any further queries you may please contact me at touchwoodlimited@gmail.com. (touchwoodlimited at gmail dot com)