Occassionally I have lucked out with very high returns. Bought one stock for 1.50 and sold it for 6.50 a year later. Bougtht another for 10 and sold it for 35 two years later. But I have also suffered some major disasters--lost everything invested in the company. That is sometimes to be expected. You have to learn to take the bad with the good. However, most of your investments will not fall into either category. Most will be in the order of 1.50 or 2 to 1. Or on the down side 1 for 2. And many will be a total wash. You buy the stock and it does nothing.
2006-08-27 10:34:48
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answered by Anonymous
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The more risk, the higher potential for reward.
That said, you should find investments that have a high reward/risk ratio.
I believe the question you should be asking is not "which type of investment is most profitable" but "which is most profitable type of investment for me?"
There are numerous factorswhen deciding on what to plunk down your hard earned money on such total amount of capital avaiable, preferrred timeframe for returns, risk tolerance, level of knowledge, etc. etc.
You should read as much as you can about the different types of investments available from stocks. bonds, fixed income, commodities, futures, foreign exchange, options, mutual funds, hedge funds, hedge fund of funds...you get the picture. Try to get a wide knowledge and when you find something that piques your curiosity, then go deep. But don't go deep until you have a wide awareness of everything that's out there.
2006-08-27 11:50:07
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answered by ooogleemooglee 1
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If you study finance theory, you will find that the return is directly related to risk. So -- the answer to your question is that the most profitable investments are the risky ones.
The trouble is that even though the average return on these investments can be huge, there is a risk that you could lose everything.
The economists at the Universaity of Chicago are fond of saying that there is no free lunch. You need to learn that there is no free money in investing.
2006-08-27 09:57:40
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answered by Ranto 7
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Rather than looking for any one most profitable investment, you will often find superior results in diversified investments. The trouble is one cannot predict the future.
If you have multiple investments, they are likely to outperform. Most schools teach a minimum of 12 to eliminate individual market risk.
They do not have to be all in the same asset class.
Most successful investors keep some percentage of assets in equities, debts, real estate, and commodities, and try to allocate more to what appears to be the most undervalued. This forces you to have the discipline to take your profits when they have been good.
2006-08-27 07:51:47
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answered by szydkids 5
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investment is an extension of your individual character. even if in case you opt to play it too risk-free or you are able to take little bit extra detrimental aspects. basically positioned, dont assume to make grand returns on doubling you funds without taking detrimental aspects. It does no longer take place in international of making an investment. So the actual question is how plenty are you prepared to danger. there is funds to be made easily. This inheritence provide you with the prospect to be financially loose for something of your existence. There are a number of recommendations, all you will possibly desire to do is take time to locate them. Drop me an e mail once you're nonetheless looking. Regards
2016-11-05 21:38:56
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answered by ? 4
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1) Hedge Funds.
2) Yes.
3) Millions.
2006-08-27 17:47:54
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answered by Anonymous
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Yes. on a stock called etrade (ET) made over 67% return, and will expect to make over 30% return on TD ameritrade (amtd). Broker companies have a very good return if you always buy even if the stock goes down, just buy more when it does it will come back up....todays prices Aug 31st 2006 2:35 pm....ET-$23.54 Amtd-$17.42
check back in six months
2006-08-31 07:38:04
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answered by Mr.Morgan 4
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2006-08-27 07:46:47
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answered by Anonymous
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Hi, i know what your question means. i also think stock market is a nice place for investing.
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2006-08-28 13:28:59
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answered by stock_trade_expert 3
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depends how much do you want to invest
but land always is a good investmen it can go down but will go back again you always will have your land... but is you invest on stock market if you don not what you are doing your money is gone because stocks they are just paper that you do not for sure if it goes down if will go up again... land yes can go go down but 100% chance that will go up again...
remember most wars on this world are for land one of the biggest American dream is to have a pice of land... name the rich person on USA most of there money is on real state
do you think MacDonald's there business is sale burgers? think again...
if you think I can help email me luis@dreamrus.com
2006-08-30 20:15:08
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answered by Anonymous
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