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March 30th, 2009
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INVESTMENT QUESTIONS! please help! 10 pts?
December 7th, 2008
Yahoo Asker asked:
The value of preferred stocks, government bonds, and corporate bonds:
a.decreases when overall interest rates increase and rises when
overall interest rates decrease.
b.increases when overall interest rates increase and falls when
overall interest rates decrease.
c.depends mostly on the condition of the stock market at any
particular point in time.
d.is unaffected by changes in market interest rates because
these securities always sell at their face value.
The value of preferred stocks, government bonds, and corporate bonds:
a.decreases when overall interest rates increase and rises when
overall interest rates decrease.
b.increases when overall interest rates increase and falls when
overall interest rates decrease.
c.depends mostly on the condition of the stock market at any
particular point in time.
d.is unaffected by changes in market interest rates because
these securities always sell at their face value.
Which one of the following statements is false?
a.During inflationary times, there is a risk that the financial
return on an investment will not keep pace with the rate of
inflation.
b.Market risk associated with investments in bonds is the
result of changes in the interest rates in the economy.
c.The risk of business failure is associated with investments
in common stock, preferred stock, and corporate bonds.
d.The price of stocks, bonds, and other investments may
fluctuate because of the behavior of investors in the
marketplace.
Melanie
What is the best type of short term investment?
February 2nd, 2008
montanamike asked:
What is the best way to invest $50,000 for one year and get the highest yield with a very low risk?
What is the best way to invest $50,000 for one year and get the highest yield with a very low risk?
Would you suggest a money market?
By the way I am not looking at long term investments. I will need to use the $50,000 but don’t want to put it in a savings account. What should I do?
Long term investments are not an option for me with this money. Also I am looking for a somewhat low risk. Is a money market the way to go? Or would bonds be better for me?
Also I have zero experince in the stock market so day trading for me would be out.
Malaki
How to invest in African developing countries?
March 10th, 2007
JRX asked:
Hi! I’m an active investor at stock market. Have been for about 20 years now. Most of my investments are in US- and European stocks but recently I have bought investment fund shares in India too and they seem to bring pretty good profits, even I know it’s more risky.
As a high-risk investment, I’m very interested in finding ways to invest on the emerging African stock markets, in Angola, Mozambique etc.
I’m looking for local small or mid-cap companies that have good changes to grow, or can invest on a new company too.
Hi! I’m an active investor at stock market. Have been for about 20 years now. Most of my investments are in US- and European stocks but recently I have bought investment fund shares in India too and they seem to bring pretty good profits, even I know it’s more risky.
As a high-risk investment, I’m very interested in finding ways to invest on the emerging African stock markets, in Angola, Mozambique etc.
I’m looking for local small or mid-cap companies that have good changes to grow, or can invest on a new company too.
As far as I know about the new markets in Africa is, that the market volume and starting level is such low that even small improvements would increase stock values dramatically.
Would there be any broker who operates at those markets? I think it could be a good opportunity to make high profits, even the risk is very high too.
Dax