Investing, Stocks, Mutual Funds

Rick asked:


I currently have my RRSP with Laurentian Bank and have been solicited to meet with a RBC manager to have a look at my RRSP performance. According to him, they have historically performed the best with regards to mutual funds for risky investors. Is this claim justified? Am I better off with my current bank or a third option?

Ryan

its4usassy asked:


Can you please explain what are the differences between multiple classes in the same fund like class B, class A etc.

Specially what is the difference between DIVTX and DFVIX Mutual Funds?

Carolyn

PreciousMetalsStore asked:

Mike Maloney, Dave Morgan and John Embry discuss the US economy and investing in physical gold and silver

Alex

eHow asked:

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Edna

Papa Chuck asked:


Warren Buffet has stated that he sees a “long and depp recession for the U.S.” How will a long and deep recession impact someone that is just starting to invest in mutual funds but is expecting to need that money in a period of 5-7 years? What if they need that money in the next 10 years?

Jeffrey

investingwisely asked:

Warren Buffett says that distressed assets are a great investment in an interview with Charlie Rose. He talks about Mortgage-Backed Securities, the government bailout. He says if you buy distressed assets at distressed prices, you will make money. He also mentions his confidence in the US economy over time, and closes with his classic quote: “You want to be greedy when others are fearful, you want to be fearful when others are greedy.”

Benjamin

ra3000gt asked:


I just graduated from college, I have about $3,000 that I could use to invest. I’ve never done any investing. Can anybody please tell how I could invest so that I can generate a nice amount of money without taking too much risk? which company should I use? are mutual funds the best way to start? thanks

Tommy

Nav asked:


I recently opened a Roth IRA account with Sharebuilder (owned by ING Direct). They only list ING Mutual Funds on their website. (However there are a lot more stocks and ETFs listed). I’m interested in investing in a Vanguard Mutual Fund. Is it possible to do it through my Roth IRA account on Sharebuilder?

Christine

. asked:


I am 20. I have never invested before. I have $1000 that I can invest. I would want to invest it for 3 years.

Is now a good bottom to get in the market in mutual funds and in 3 years would the market pick up? I understand this is all speculation but if you have any advice a source (articles etc) would be appreciated to back it up.

Thanks

Sandra

BUMPER asked:


My wife and I are both on Social Security.We dont have alot of money,but enough to invest $50 to $100 each month.We are in our early 40’s and would like to have a little nest for the future.I am very green when it comes to investing.I am a little leary about investment firms. I have heard some bad things.Dont know which ones i can trust.I would like a deversified portfolio just dont know how to safely deversify it.Also could you recomend a good book to get me started in understanding the investing world a little better.(stocks,bonds,mutuial funds,401’s,Ira’s)ect…A little advice would be greatly apriciated. THANK YOU TRENT& GINA. SAC, CAL.

Gary