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I can answer any questions on investment strategies. Specifically, my expertise lies in long term investment strategies designed to beat market performance while reducing risk. Not get rich quick schemes, but solid investing strategies.
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| Lisa | 12/09/11 | 10 | 10 | 10 | Thankyou for your advice I will pass ..... |
| Mike | 11/30/11 | 10 | 10 | 10 | Thank you so much for your reply ..... |
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Thank you for your question! Certainly, this is a good idea. You definitely could purchase stocks that pay a dividend, and use that for some of your expenses. I would suggest a place to start: My research
Jack, Thank you for your question! Usually a dividend check is like a regular check, it does expire. However, this does not mean you lose the payment, you will likely just have to contact the company
Lisa, Thank you for your question! I'm sorry to hear it. Particularly in a tough economy, education is everything. There is so much news about high unemployment, but tell your son that people with
Vincent, Thank you for your question! Yes, I do have some suggestions on how to begin organizing an investment plan for the future. The earlier you begin to plan, the easier it will be. Investments
Nicklas, Thank you for your question! Yes, you are right about penny stocks. The big issue is liquidity, they are often hard to sell. For most penny stocks, there are more buyers than sellers so it
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