Where do you Invest?
@beatrizguiselle (1118)
Spain
July 9, 2018 5:24pm CST
When it comes to investing there are quite a few option out there in the market. Those who require you to have at least $10,000.00 in your bank ready to invest and those who I call "start up" companies that you can start with as little as $5.00.
I currently have a very large diversified portfolio. I am not rich by any means but I must admit that Im doing a good job in managing my own portfolio. My question to this discussion is divided in three.
Do you believe investing is an important part of your future retirement?
Where would/are investing in?
What is your goal in investing?
Do you believe investing is an important part of your future retirement?
Where would/are investing in?
What is your goal in investing?4 people like this
4 responses
@cttolledo (5454)
• Legaspi, Philippines
13 Jul 18
Yes! I have an investment with AXA, its a life insurance + investment. I wanna try investing in Retail Treasury Bonds ( RTB) its government bonds and security, so it's safe.
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@beatrizguiselle (1118)
• Spain
13 Jul 18
life insurance investing is also a good idea. I personally dont like investing with the government as the returns are very minimal. however they are a bit more secure
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@cttolledo (5454)
• Legaspi, Philippines
13 Jul 18
@beatrizguiselle yup minimal but sure. I haven't tried the stock market, Im scared to take risks, though a lot of my officemates are doing it
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@hereandthere (45645)
• Philippines
14 Jul 18
@cttolledo are your officemates self-taught also, or did they attend a seminar?
when will your axa insurance/investment mature?
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@hereandthere (45645)
• Philippines
13 Jul 18
are the yearly dividends the same amount or it increases/decreases?
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@beatrizguiselle (1118)
• Spain
13 Jul 18
thats not a bad investing idea. Having a back up plan is always good.
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@hereandthere (45645)
• Philippines
10 Jul 18
how did you learn to invest? can you teach others to invest too?
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@beatrizguiselle (1118)
• Spain
10 Jul 18
I am a self taught. I have made mistakes and lost money, I have also learned from those mistakes and corrected them. watching the market fluctuation and reading the news on a daily basis has improved my investment moves. I can advise on where to start, but it must be understood that all investment have a risk. this is why it is very important to know when to enter and exit the market.
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@Jlyn10 (11965)
• Malaysia
13 Jul 18
@beatrizguiselle it is very important to know when to enter and exit the market
Out of curiosity, isn't the market based on each individual's country's market? Sorry but I don't know much about share markets.
