Question:
is it the right time to invest in stock market instead of banks when the rate of interest is really good?
ankush
2007-06-27 22:14:59 UTC
is it the right time to invest in stock market instead of banks when the rate of interest is really good like 9%..

secondly would you call it a wise invetsmnt to shift from a fixed return scheme to stock market..?
Three answers:
adklsjfklsdj
2007-06-27 22:25:54 UTC
A good mutual fund can return 15%



A uneducated stock market inverstor makes like, -100% returns.



it all just depends if you can sleep tightly with the risk involved w/ each investment vehicle. Don't invest in the stock market w/ money you need. Make sure it's money you DON'T need, otherwise you'll make bad choices.
daniswired
2007-06-28 05:26:23 UTC
Where are you seeing 9% returns from banks?



I think the answer lies in your risk tolerance. Personally, I like small-mid cap companies. However, they will definitely take you on a rollercoaster ride. But some of these companies have generated over 20% returns over the past few years.



You might also try looking into index funds, like the Vanguard 500. It's posted returns of over 10% over the last 5 years. Not too shabby.
2007-06-29 03:37:33 UTC
Any decent mutual fund will make at least 18% for you and some very good Mutual Funds will make at least 25% for you like the Vice Fund (NASDAQ:VICEX)


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