Investing Questions and Answers

Petronet LNG?

Is this a good counter to invest inn??
For a interval of 2 years? What returns can be xpected?
Do give reason for your call on this counter, whether it is a BUY or SELL.

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Answers: EXPECTED E.P.S. for FY 2007-2008 OF PETRONET LNG IS not more consequently Rs.6/-
with respect TO EPS it should not move about more then 150/- surrounded by 6 month time frame .and for 2 years time frame -2 years is enough time ,here should be anything happened thru which mkt should come down.

I want to buy stocks but..?

...i want to buy stocks but what type of brokerage account will allow me to buy stocks and trade them whenever I want but I do not want to be a day trader...and does anyone know of a good online brokerage company?...thank you

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Answers: I use ShareBuilder and Scottrade for my stocks. ShareBuilder is for my everyday stock purchases and Scottrade is for my IRA. If you are interested, I can e-mail you a signup code for any of them that will give you some commission free stock transactions.

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Generally you necessitate to open a trading details with a trading company. Looking for the biggest established or ideally scheduled company to trade your shares.

For company with deeper pocket, they are competent to provide etrading too. Chances for day-trader or contra player will lose more $ than mid to long term investors.

Trade next to care and familiarity of the company you are planning to buy their shares.

Prof Choo
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How can I see how financially out of harm`s way my hill is?

I have adjectives my money in a guard which is not a well particular name. Is near any way I can research its assets? Is here a good method for the security of a wall?
Thanks

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Answers: I disagree. Company website is not a good mode to check as it's controlled by the company. Media outlets are usually pretty unlettered/ill-prepared to make any judgement on a guard other than customer service. Go beside the FDIC website and examine results for yourself(see source below). Make sure your bank is FDIC insured. Though your money may be insured up to $100,000. In the event of dune insolvency, it may take years to gain your money back.

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If its a publicly held company, you can see its financial statements at the SEC website or probably at its own website.