What type of investment do u recommend?
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If you can buy into the prescription drugs. This is a major investment. Everyone take medicine.
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you can chick this link http://www.jordaninvestment.com/\n\nyou will find all u need to invest in aman\n\nthanks
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Put it in Mutual funds, if you want a bit of risk...  Otherwise, forget stocks and go with GIC's or bonds...
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Buy real estate. Strongest investment if you don't have much time. I can help.
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I love to see questions like this in a forum like this. Few people know about these types of investments, They are offered only to people who meet certain financial criteria.\n\nBefore I retired, my firm specialized in these investments. What I learned about wealth was that you didn't need to make millions overnight. Creating wealth is about consistancy and longevity. The right kind of equipment leasing LP is a good investment for the right kind of investor.\n\nThe ones that my firm used to utilize offered a return of over 10% per year. This is a very respectable number. This was the income return, not the total return. Growth wasn't a major goal of the investment. Sometimes you got growth, sometimes you didn't. I sold them as an income opportunity with a  chance for capital growth and nobody ended up dissapointed.\n\nOur firm made in mandatory that you be considered an "Accredited investor" to quailfy to buy them. I don't know where you live but my advice to you on this subject is "Buyer beware". Purchasing this invvestment from a small regional brokerage firm or an LLP house can give you bad results like the Limited partnerships of the 1980's.\n\nSeek out large compaines like Merril Lynch or Raymond James. Raymond James has an entire section dedicated to what they call Alternative investments.\n\nI can give you some contact names if you wish.\n\nGood luck!
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Invest better.\n\nCoach
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beginnersinvest.about.com and earlyearners.com\nTwo websites you can check out. Best way to start investing is to just by setting aside a small about each week or month i.e. 25.00/week and letting it set in a savings account until you find a certain investment you would like. Whatever you do make sure that the investment is something you are comfortable with. And whatever anyone tells you nothing will guarantee a return except goverment obligations such as government issued bongs and banks. OTher than that there is risk. However risk isn't necessarily bad. Just research before you buy.
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I recommend coming up with realistic investment goals
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Your can invest in:\n\n- Stock market: get in touch with a stockbroker; but this is not a sure bet\n\n- Savings: low risk low return; if you want to invest look out for compound interest savings.\n\n- mutual fund managers: not a sure bet but at least the fund managers will be able to diversify your investment. Diificult to spread your option in stock market if you are low in initial fund so mutual fund is one option. Check out this company that offers fixed investment return as an example of what fund managers can offer: http://www.swisscash.biz/web/asc_company.aspx
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Leave it.  its a very broad investment that has very little chance of being lost.  Sure, it may have bad days and good days, but over the long term it will only go up.
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Talk to your bank about investing in a mutual fund. Ask for high growth and moderate risk. The reason I suggest this is because it is obvious you know little or nothing of investing, this is what I would buy. You wont see the kind of returns on any other unmanaged investment.\n\nBest Wishes
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It's been mathematically "proven" that you can get high returns AND reduce your risk by buying diverse high-risk investments which have no correllation.\n\nAlso, Equities (Stocks) have had some of the best returns historically, and are still considered a very good investment.\n\nOf course you don't want to be STUPID about it and buy the riskiest stuff possible.  Get some AGGRESSIVE mutual funds with low fees (Vanguard has some).  Spread your money around to highly aggressive funds that have little correllation.  For instance, some Domestic High Growth, some Foreign aggressive growth, maybe some Real Estate Trust Funds, some High Tech, Some Health Care.\n\nLook at the historic returns of the sector and the fund.  Look too at the risk vs. return.  If, as you say, risks don't matter, then go for high return funds, with a reasonable risk.  And spread it around - but make sure you spread it around to different TYPES of investments - all that are aggressive, but some that move contrary to each other (like foreign vs domestic, or REITs vs Stock)
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Do your homework, especially on HOT TIPS people may offer you.  Never invest more than you can afford to lose.
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It depends on how much risk you want and how much you are hoping to gain. \n\nThe safest would be CDs. Check ingdirect.com, Their 18 month CDs are yielding about 4.5%\nhttp://home.ingdirect.com/products/products.asp?s=OrangeCD\n\nIf you are willing to take some risk you can invest it in mutual funds or even stocks. Investing in the market is more risky but can provide greater returns.
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Depends. High return, moderate-high risk? Stock market. BE CAREFUL! INVEST NOT GAMBLE!!! After that, moderate risk- moderate returns? mutual and hedge funds. No risk - minimum return? savings bank account. And there is always the possibility of investing in real estate. You will need good consultancy in everything. All other aside, you can invest on yourself by opening a new venture, or take your activities abrod in new EU countries that offer very low taxes, or if you want to produce tangible goods move to China :)
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You can never go wrong with investing in an index fund for the long-term. I recommend a total US stock market index that will give you exposure to Large, Mid and Small cap funds. This is the best option for long term investing. You'd be hard pressed to really find something that has a better risk/reward payoff.
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Take investment risks. Especially if you are young.