Alex E asked:


which period of the year do I start to invest, and the type of companies to invest in?

Garry 7 asked:


And when I say “beginner” I mean just that.

I have never invested in stocks before. But find that it’s something I’m starting to become interested in as I grow older.

Thanks.

stinkyhotdogs asked:


I’ve heard some buzz out there that investing in this currency has potential to make you a lot of money, Is it all hype or is it ligit?

ETFresearcher asked:


I’ve been researching ETFs for several weeks now (amex.com, marketwatch.com, etc), and the only major downside (aside from the tracked index going flat or south) I can find is the Expense Ratio eating into my profits. My understanding of the Expense Ratio is that if it’s 0.50 then “they” take out $50 for every $10k you have invested in the ETF. Is the $50 taken out annually, quarterly, or whenever the ETF is rebalanced? Are there any other expenses involved with ETFs?
When compared to buying a stock, which charge per trade, buying an ETF seems like you get charged for the trade plus get charged on the expense ratio. But when compared to a mutual fund, you don’t get charged per trade per se, but the mutual fund’s expense ratio tends to be higher than an ETF due to ETF being less actively managed. Am I correct?

Answer4u asked:


I never invested in anything before and I was just wanting to know how you go about “investing”.

governorhorton asked:


I am also interested in knowing about mutual funds or other investment options that deal with foreign bond investing.

bob b asked:


I am 16 years old and a inspired financial major. I just inherited money and want to begin to making my own trades with the money i received. Is there a age limit to open a account in fidelity or something like etrade. If so what is it and if you know how i can begin my process with another company please inform me asap.