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Personal Finance and Investing

Foggy Head

(15 posts) Mon Mar 11, 2019, 08:46 PM Mar 2019

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Buy low, sell high nt Xipe Totec Mar 2019 #1

You should go see a financial advisor, and do your own research LuvLoogie Mar 2019 #2

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I suppose a lot depends on where you are at. LuvLoogie Mar 2019 #8

Buy an index fund. marylandblue Mar 2019 #5

Indeed. Voltaire2 Mar 2019 #14

As a more or less fellow newbie TlalocW Mar 2019 #6

For the last 15 years GP6971 Mar 2019 #7

I buy mutual funds and ETFs, almost all index funds, because very few professional progree Mar 2019 #9

Also... TlalocW Mar 2019 #10

Don't start with individual stocks... IphengeniaBlumgarten Mar 2019 #11

Warren Buffet recommends Vanguard index fund Cicada Mar 2019 #12

This is what my family uses too. BigmanPigman Mar 2019 #13