I’m thinking about investing in stocks and bonds but I don’t know the first step to take in investing in one. Do I go through a broker? How do I find one? How do I find one that won’t jip me out of money?

im not us citizen nor Hong Kong resident. but i heard that i can invest in HK mutual funds that have interest in the us ranging from stocks, bonds or mutual funds. how i can do this? Can someone give me a list of banks and brokerage firms in Hong kong who provides such services? and which ones are better? thanks

I have to work on a business case wherein a large publicly-listed company (into beverage, food, and packaging) wants to diversify. It has been investing a lot in petroleum, electricity, and telecom. Do you know any other industries it can invest in?

Most mathematics professors love to invest their hard earned money. A recent survey of 150 math professors revealed that

111 invested in stocks;
98 invested in bonds;
100 invested in certificates of deposit;
80 invested in stocks and bonds;
83 invested in bonds and certificates of deposit;
85 invested in stocks and certificates odeposit;
9 did not invest in any of the three.

My wife and I are both on Social Security.We dont have alot of money,but enough to invest $50 to $100 each month.We are in our early 40’s and would like to have a little nest for the future.I am very green when it comes to investing.I am a little leary about investment firms. I have heard some bad things.Dont know which ones i can trust.I would like a deversified portfolio just dont know how to safely deversify it.Also could you recomend a good book to get me started in understanding the investing world a little better.(stocks,bonds,mutuial funds,401’s,Ira’s)ect…A little advice would be greatly apriciated. THANK YOU TRENT& GINA. SAC, CAL.

Also, what is better, stocks or bonds, and are they wise things to invest in? How can you tell what stocks are good?

Revver.com/u/visionvictory 1. Invest with inevitability (Macro-Economics) 2. Become a business partner (only buy stocks with dividends) 3. Look at returns in real purchasing power 4. Evaluate and re-examine investments (Dont be stubborn, if its outlook is ugly, sell it) 5. Buy NEED businesses 6. Avoid Mutual funds Daniel (Visionvictory) is not a licensed professional the views on this channel are solely his opinion. For investment advice please contact a licensed broker

How to and how not to invest in precious metals

I wanna know what stocks are starting from low and are starting to climb up before it reaches its peak. Like gold minning, technologies, biotech, energy, computers, websites,natural resources, good chinese and indonesia stocks too. If chinese and vietnamese currency is good to invest in and mutual funds to. I know house market is down but do u think its good to buy b/c its pretty low stocks from before.