Free Investment Information

Halloween gal asked:


As a CFO, what information would you need to select an investment banker?

Ron asked:


I’m new to investing. I have a sharebuilder account. There are stocks I’ve been interested in but been unable to purchase because they are not offered from ShareBuilder. Specifically, NJMC and LLBO.

How can I invest in the penny stocks that aren’t offered by my broker?

FeEdMeJuNkFoOd asked:


I have 2 questions:

1. what is the difference between common stocks and preferred stocks?

2. If you were to start a business of your own, would you organize it as a sole proprietorship, a partnership, a corporation, or a nonprofit organization and why?

NX! asked:


Please anwer all if possible:

What are stocks?
How do they work?
What is the stock market?
What are all the companies that i find market doing in the market?

Please, if you can, tell me all there is about stocks, the stock market, etc.

. asked:


I would like to learn the basics of buying stocks or learning how to buy stocks that would give me a good return on my investment. The issue is I would like to know if there is any solid advice one should know before investing in as well.

More or less I would like to know how you can buy stocks online as well. Do they charge a fee for one stock at a time to buy online or you can pay a monthly fee to trade stocks for a set price?

I would like to know the best way to seek out a stock broker to trade for you as well as a good guide?

vince r asked:


In 1970, when Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. went public, an investment of 100 shares cost $1,650. That investment would have been worth $12,283,904 on January 31, 2002. What is the annual worth and future worth of the investment? Give the solution step by step for annual worth method and future worth method?

me and my mind asked:


Where a normal working class can invest now to secure him and his family future? Best available investment plans? Kindly let me know

Ava asked:


Am I correct that you do not really compound your money when you buy stocks since your money doesn’t get re-invested yearly? My 10,000 will only increase in value in 10 years if the price of the stock goes up and not because my 10,000 gets compounded annually (unless the company offers dividends which I could re-invest yearly).

If not stocks, then what other investment vehicles takes advantage of compounded interest? Money market and bonds?

Mug R asked:


I am interested in starting a company that make desserts and dessert tables for events. What range would my initial investment be?

trucknut asked:


I’ve heard that the oil refineries are scaleing back production of gasoline to keep the price up.Would refiner based companys be a better investment?