how does mutual funds work and if i invest 10000 rs in any mutual fund how much will i get after 5 years ?
Sunday, May 3rd, 2009
kutta asked:
reply to my mail id girishvenke@gmail.com or girish_venke@yahoo.com
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I like to invest Rs 1 lakh in mutual funds.but i don’t know anything about mutual funds, share markets.
Friday, May 1st, 2009
dhana s asked:
Please suggest a plan to invest in mutual funds with LOW RISK, because there are lot of mutual funds and different types.
where i can learn the basic about mutual funds
What to do with mutual funds?
Friday, May 1st, 2009
Justin W asked:
These are usually low risk, but right now its dropping like crazy. Is it better to ride out this semi-recession or sell it now?
how many mutual funds should i invest in?
Wednesday, April 29th, 2009
valkscool asked:
incase any of you saw my last question in this category stocks and mutual funds are different
Does anyone know of any mutual funds?
Tuesday, April 28th, 2009
edmund36 asked:
Does anyone know of any mutual funds that you can open an account for under $100 for a baby under the uniform gift for minors act?
Thanks in advance.
Edmund
Anyone here have money in mutual funds?
Monday, April 27th, 2009
louie666pwu asked:
Haven’t today and yesterday been a dream come true?
Are there any mutual funds that focus on industries that will be growing with the aging baby boomer population?
Sunday, April 26th, 2009
lokiworks asked:
For example, funds heavy on pharmaceuticals, retirement property etc.
Plan to invest in stocks/mutual funds in ~ 1 year. Suggestions of good books for starting out/research/study?
Sunday, April 26th, 2009
MDuck06 asked:
I’ve read, reading or plan to read the following materials:
1. Investopedia.com material: a bit sparse, not too detailed and informative
2. Jim Cramer’s Mad Money: Seems like he’s a fad and investing style is more short-term (1-24 months) and not longterm.
3. Lynch’s One up on Wall Street: haven’t finished but seems pretty outdated. Gives a lot of examples which can lead to tedium.
4. Graham’s Intelligent Investor: GAH! It’s huge…haven’t started
5. Stanley’s The Millionaire Next Door: more of a self-help finance book but seemingly very good insight into self-made millionaires.
6. Stanley’s The Millionaire Mind: more or less the same as above.
How many people here actually believe that they are going to get rich earning 8 percent a year in mutual funds
Sunday, April 26th, 2009
dawn18415 asked:
i mean get real.
Plan to invest in stocks/mutual funds in ~ 1 year. Suggestions of good books for starting out/research/study?
Sunday, April 26th, 2009
MDuck06 asked:
I’ve read, reading or plan to read the following materials:
1. Investopedia.com material: a bit sparse, not too detailed and informative
2. Jim Cramer’s Mad Money: Seems like he’s a fad and investing style is more short-term (1-24 months) and not longterm.
3. Lynch’s One up on Wall Street: haven’t finished but seems pretty outdated. Gives a lot of examples which can lead to tedium.
4. Graham’s Intelligent Investor: GAH! It’s huge…haven’t started
5. Stanley’s The Millionaire Next Door: more of a self-help finance book but seemingly very good insight into self-made millionaires.
6. Stanley’s The Millionaire Mind: more or less the same as above.