How do you invest?

@kevinll (967)
China
December 12, 2009 3:28am CST
I am not good at investment. I have a lot of frined who major in economic and give me some advice. I only can invest some money on foreign currency. Which way do you like? Stock, share,funds or other style?
3 responses
@Baluyadav (3643)
• India
12 Dec 09
Hi,Don't go for those all,if it is all right,you will earn thousands of dollars,i some thing happens,you will in soup.If you have 100-- Invest 40 on real estate..may be Agriculture lands,plots,constructed houses..You can go for shares,but invest only in top class companies who have strong base...your next preference should be in Gold and silver..all the best.
• United States
12 Dec 09
I've never invested, which is probably bad but I don't know the first thing about it, I don't have a college degree and only a couple of my friends went to school for finance/economics. Sure, I could ask them for advice but at the moment with the current US Economy I don't have any extra money to invest in anything. I would definitely like to learn more about investing in stocks, I know a lot of people do it you just have to be careful which ones you choose. Once I get all my debt paid which won't be for quite sometime I'd like to start a good savings account and earn interest on that but also put some money on a CD so it can collect interest and I can't touch it for so many years, that way I know I have money put away for the future in case I may ever need it. I'm not good at Math by any means so I'm definitely have some serious learning to do about investing but it could be interesting and I'll surely learn something new.
@aokjob (33)
• China
12 Dec 09
Same as you, I think that for investment, Forex is in fact rather easy and simple, than stcok, fund, futures etc. I tried some Forex Auto Pilot to avoid some risk, and protect my profit, it's rather stable right now. Let' s share, haha