OrangeBlood asked:


Does anyone on hear know of a brokerage account that offers unlimited stock trading for one low flat annual fee? I read where foliofn.com offered $199/year for unlimited trading but when i checked out the site, that wasn’t the case. I would like to spend right around that amount ($200 or so) for the trades. ANy suggestions would be appreciated!!

John

Jason asked:


I want to invest some money in Gold. Where should I look, should I invest in coins, bullion or ETFs? What should I do? What is the most lucrative and what is the most safest should some kind of depression or recession come around?

Please give me the basics.

Nathaniel

mcblurry asked:


hey im 14. can u tell me GENERALLY about investing real estate? i read the meaning but i still cant understand.
and whatsup with the lawyers, landlords etc?
i read ‘rich dad poor dad’ but not yet finished.
my dad said i should be invester just like trump maybe someday. im good with maths, i could be an accountant.

Jessie

Kalina K asked:


Is it better than investing in a Gold Mining stock such as Kinross or Barrick? Is it less tied to the U.S. dollar? Safer investment, etc.? Thanks!

Jennifer

Jilli Bean asked:


Has anyone ever heard anything about the classes at Trump University? Any other real estate investment classes?

Gail

Dee asked:


I’m interested in investing in, (Coca Cola ® and Pepsi Cola ® (Pepsico ® Inc.)

BUT I’m not sure if I really want to yet.
I need more info.

Can anyone explain why I should choose those two companies. Why they seem more attractive to my hard earned money? What would make them better than all the others?
What are the last earnings quarter? What risks are involved when purchasing a stock?

Ted

infobrokernate asked:


What is the best blog for investing in stocks? Do you have a favorite blog to get investing advice especially on small cap or penny stocks?

I would love to find a good site about small cap and penny stocks.

Rhonda

krazican asked:


My long-term goal is to get into real estate investing. I have completed the education required for and will be taking my real estate license exam next month. I do not have 6 months income saved and do not see it feasible with school and work while living independently. I would like to pursue the education or degree that would be most beneficial in the long run for investing. I have thought about Construction Management (associates) and then from there pursuing a Construction Engineer (bachelors) degree hoping the experience and knowledge will help me flip homes and start saving for investing. My brother is taking the business route in real estate and going for the Business Management degree. We both eventually want to end up owning a business together and so I would like my education to bring equal value to the table. Any thoughts, comments, or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

Esther

Deonndre21 asked:


All i know is “Fliiping” properties…cash flow, and real estate options. What else is there?

Ramon

camelfilters asked:


I dont really want to lear about how the stock market works…. but something that can teach you a thing or two about what is a smart choice….?

Gina