I was wondering where I could find quotes for options trading in the Indian stock market?
Answers: For Indian stock market you can find quotes on respective websites.
www.nseindia.com
www.bseindia.com
Where should I put 2000.00?
Answers: Split it into four $500 chunks and buy CD's at the bank for 6 months, 12 months, 2 years and 3 years. Even though I personally don't like CD's they pay better interest than savings accounts. Try to get monthly or at least quarterly interest checks from all accounts and these can be put in a savings account to hold until time to buy the next CD, when one matures. Stretch out your next CD about 6 to 12 months beyond the farthest maturity date. It will take a while but it will be fairly safe and not much risk involved. If you can tolerate some risk, you might look into some mutual funds. Good Luck
1. A strippers G string.
2. One of the rims on my car
3. Roll it up and smoke it
4. Buy a month or two of Comcast or DirecTV cable.
5. Hide it up your butt so when you go to jail you'll have a bargaining chip (even if it is chocolate chip)
6. Give it to the government so they can pay the troops for another .0000000002 seconds work.
7. Give it to a Financial Planner who will reduce it to $500 within 3-4 years.
That should do ya for now... I gotta go spank a monkey.
haha, mike is funny.
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Simple interest sums using excel?
i know for the first year you take the amount * interest rate = interest earn, and for the total amount in the first year = amount+interest earn, right?what about for the second year and so on?
Answers: Principal x Rate x Time = Future amount base on Simple Interest
Simple interest means it doesn't compound. So the amount of interest is the exact same every year.
IF you want compounding interest, consequently the total amount after n years is (Initial amount * (1 + interest rate)) ^ n
^ means raise to the power of.
ISPMT(rate,per,nper,pv)
Rate is the interest rate for the investment.
Per is the period for which you want to find the interest, and must be between 1 and nper.
Nper is the total number of recompense periods for the investment.
Pv is the present helpfulness of the investment. For a loan, pv is the loan amount.