what is the best share to invest in at the moment?
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I believe in investing in the long run and actually prefer investing a diversified portfolio with funds allocated to each asset class by a specified percentage.\n\nBut I do set aside 10% of my portfolio as "play money" for me to invest in individual stocks.  If you want long-term growth that you won't loose sleep, I believe the solid companies to invest now are Barclays Bank ADR (BCS), Honda (HMC), Toyota (TM), Starbucks (SBUX) and Audible (ADBL).  These are arranged from the least risky to the most risky.
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Uranium companies have been hot investments for the last year. I might be a little late to jump on the band wagon. \nCheck out this link.
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As of a week ago I would have said CMG, Chipotle Mexican Grill. Now I am saying you will have to wait until the stock splits and get it at the lower price. They still have huge growth possibilities, so any price is a good price but not all investors can pay $65 a share.
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3 years or less I would have to say a CD or ING Direct.  That is not enough time for a mutual fund.
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depends if your looking at high risk or long term , Bulgaria is a hot spot at the moment as property is as little as £7,000 but is slowly increasing as many people are buying there ..... the sector 17 in SW France is a sound investment as well as London in the UK ..canary wharf has large developments at the moment ... also northern Ireland is tipped to be the next place to rise in the new year hope this helps ... stay away from Spain prices are dropping
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If you just want to invest and have no input i'd put most into cash management and get say 6.5% interest (very low risk). I would also put some into shares ie. banks or strong companies that are low risk.\n\nIf this is a lot to you, you dont want to risk it....
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Right now your best bet is HSBC Online. They offer 4.8% until the end of April. Citi is solid with 4.5%. You can also open a Paypal account and enroll in its Money Market account and save according to your needs. Finally, overall, the best would have the be the high yield Orange accounts with ING.
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I think international investing will be key for the coming quarter.  Asian funds, emerging markets funds, even european funds.  If you want to stay in the US, I would focus on large cap value stocks.
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The first poster is correct. Bonds (or Treasury Bills, T-Bills) are the safest investment. They are considered risk free, and they're currently paying in the high 4-5% range.\n\nHowever, you can get a better return for just a slight increase in risk... you don't need to be entirely conservative.
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any technology stock should be good! watch the show MAD MONEY on CNBC, you will get some good tips!
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an agressive stock I currently like is Sonus (SONS) a VOIP Network company.\n\nfor a little more security with nice return try Oil well service Equipment companies like.\n\nNewpark Resources (NR)\nPatterson UTF (PTEN)\nSuperior Energy (SPN)\n\ngood luck & good investing
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Go to Vanguard.com, they have many good funds index and otherwise and you don't pay a fee to invest with them
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The Indian market is booming right now and the Real Estate is doing the BEST. So I would put my money on some property in India. \nGood Luck!
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The only "risk free" investment is Treasury bonds.\nTime shares are not nvestments.
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It depends on how risky you want to be.  Do you feel confident about your ability to play the stock market?  If so you could take a chunk and invest it there.  If you are more conservative then I would suggest an ING account or a CD with the highest return of investment.  Usually a 12 month CD will carry a higher return but you cannot access this money easily without paying a penalty.  So if you want a good return with access to your money either a money market or an ING account would probably work best.  Happy investing!
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Invest,\nReal Estate, Stocks
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try those\n\nhttp://moneycentral.msn.com/investor/market/top10industries.asp\n\nand\n\nhttp://news.morningstar.com/QuarterEnd/Q22004BestWorstStocks.html