Can any one notify me which shares i should invest!?
i just looked-for to know which shares i should invest today so i can alteast get 15% by tomorrow ( i have it in mind tomorrow)Answers: Sure, I will tell you the morning after tomorrow. courtesy of Morningstar.com.
Seriously, there is no such share. It is in the region of as likely for anyone on answers to contribute you such a share as it is for you to win 3 lotteries on the same hours of daylight.
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However, that would be dumb. I am telling you because this is the best prospect you will get at the 15% easy target. But in adjectives my tries, I have never see a figure resembling that. best I ever did was 9 percent within a month. And I lost it all the subsequent month.
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Seriously, I wouldn't trust advice from an anonmyous bulletin board resembling this. Though there are profusely of well significance people here, there's also some punks intentionally giving discouraging advice
When was last recession? what was the main cause?
Answers: 2001 -- caused by the dot-com bust.
Most people assume it was caused by 9/11, but we were in recession before the event. My own theory is that increased government spending due to 9/11 pulled us out of it a bit early. In any event, it was a rather mild recession historically.
2001-2003. dot-com speculation.
What's your favorite investment quip from Warren Buffet, or anyone else for that matter?
Answers: He said... “It takes 20 years to build a reputation and five minutes to ruin it. If you think about that, you'll do things differently.”
My favorite is this... “Be fearful when others are greedy and greedy when others are fearful”... Its very similar to a quote from Sun Tzu in The Art of War, that states "when the enemy attacks; retreat and when the enemy retreat; attack"
"The market can stay irrational longer than you can stay solvent."
John Maynard Keynes
"Investors often make things too difficult. I like shooting fish in a barrel. But I like to drain the water out first."
The man is big on "sure bets."