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Investing is the process of buying assets such as securities, real estate and other items of value that will hopefully increase in value over time, providing a return in the form of income payments or capital gains.

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What are some 401K alternatives?

If your employer offers a 401K, but you do not like their investment options and fees, what are your alternatives? I know there are Traditional and Roth IRAs. But if your income is too high to ...
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Purpose/benefits of having a large investment portfolio?

I wonder what the real hype is over having a big investment portfolio. I'm not talking about just simply a giant mix of assets, but a big 💰💰💰 portfolio -- purely the overall worth of it. I have ...
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If you buy asset in one country that is 2/3 owned by an investor in another country, what currency do you pay in?

I'm in the US. I want to acquire a UK-registered firm that is 2/3 owned by foreign investors. The UK firm is private. What currency must I use to make the purchase? Where is it written that this is ...
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How much may a 30x increase in SpaceX revenue increase SpaceX stock value? [closed]

I know there is no exact answer to this, but I wonder if one of you readers with experience or education in these sorts financial things could depict what a reasonable outcome could be for SpaceX ...
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What is a share, really? [closed]

According to wikipedia, a share is defined as follows: A single share of the stock represents fractional ownership of the corporation in proportion to the total number of shares. This typically ...
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Stock market fluctuations and when to sell out [duplicate]

I recently bought a medical marijuana stock at its lowest point. It is estimated that it will reach a high price by 2023. How can I know for sure when to sell out?
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Why does buying Treasury bonds on the secondary market make it easier to sell Treasury bonds at a later date?

I read: Buying on the secondary market also makes it easier to sell Treasury bonds at a later date. Why does buying Treasury bonds on the secondary market make it easier to sell Treasury bonds at a ...
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Do I need to invest to become millionaire?

Refering to this question: Can saving investing 15% of your incoming start 25 likely make you a millionaire In France the highest rate I can find is about 2%, with special conditions, while the post ...
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What is the acronym for investments that only billionaires can make?

Some time ago I read that when a product had high profitability possibilities, investments were opened exclusively to billionaires and any millionaire, no matter how much they met the required amount, ...
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What is the proper strategy for an investor to a fundamentally irrational environment?

In general terms, what's the proper response for an investor who owns an investment that is behaving fundamentally irrationally? I'm thinking of things that are widely regarded as bubbles (Bitcoins, ...
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Has NAB CEO taken up his entitlements of new shares early this year?

Does anyone know whether the NAB CEO Andrew Thorburn has taken up all his entitlements for the new shares (i.e., increasing the amount of NAB shares he owns) during the capital raising early this year?...
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Is it financially preferable to purchase Treasury bonds on the primary market or on the secondary market? [duplicate]

Assume a retail investor who: can purchase Treasury bonds on the secondary market through their broker without any fees or markups (e.g., via Charles Schwab). can only submit non-competitive bids ...
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In USA can I donate index funds to a charity? If not what's the lowest effort option to take advantage of security donation over money donations? [closed]

I currently donate way too much money to charity, paying no income tax as a result. The remainder of my money is currently invested in index funds as their expected to average about the same amount ...
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I was asked to pay $412 just chanje from transferring my earnings from bank to Bitcoin wallet after I requested to withdraw my earnings

Someone called himself Mr Franklin Gordons told me to invest on his company website called bluegatefx.com from $300 I'll get $2900 in 4 of which I did then 2 days of trading then my investment just ...
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I'm 18. How to build good monthly income at my 20's?

I have 18 years , from a middle high class from Brazil. Finishing the high school this year, debt free with plans of studying and living overseas in the next years. I have access to about 20k dollars ...
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How to optimize my charitable donations by giving as little as possible to the US government if I already pay no income tax [closed]

I currently pay no income taxes, because I'm intentionally donating just enough to charity each year that after itemizing I have no taxable income. Even with that I have a decent nest egg to invest, ...
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How to achieve 100,000 USD return annually [closed]

Assuming I need to achieve a return of 100,000 USD every year, what are my investment options? Passive investment with low risk preferred, but open to other investment's strategies.
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