Indonesia? Are you sure about that?
2007-06-19 10:47:04
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answer #1
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answered by Sgt. Crabbs 3
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For high yield but high risk too, you can invest your money in stock market. Just buy some blue chips stock in Jakarta stock exchange. I recommend big cap stock like Telkom, Gudang Garam, Sampoerna, Astra, etc. For best result, add some more medium cap companies into your portfolio too.
Or you can buy mutual fund provided by investment management company like Trimegah, Schroeder, Danareksa, etc,
For long term (10 years or more), I think you can have around 15% to 20% return annually.
If you don't want to take the risk, you can buy government bond or SBI (Sertifikat Bank Indonesia). Almost no risk, but you can enjoy rate of return around 7% to 10% annually.
Happy investing.
2007-06-20 02:40:41
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answered by Devastated 4
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John, If you have to ask this question you should not be investing this kind of money. Put your money in a nice high yield bank account. Many banks in Asia pay up-to and over 10% and are stable and in some cases Govt. guaranteed. Always put your money into something you understand. Don't play the stock market if you don't know the stock market. Don't put your money into businesses that are recommended by people that you don't know and worry about companies recommended by people you do know. Be careful.
2007-06-19 21:30:49
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answered by Traveler 7
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I presume that you are an investor, not a stock trader.
On the long term, blue chips companies are always be recommended.
But if you really want to earn big, and as always, the risk is also bigger, start your own company in Indonesia, especially eastern Indonesia. You will earn tax holiday, etc.
I am currently working in Papua, if you are interested in the idea, I'll give you tribal chiefs contact numbers so you can do bussiness with them.
2007-06-21 11:51:08
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answered by tom_santo 3
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buy blue chips stocks like cigarette company. never go down always up. or you could invest in HSBC (hongkong shanghai bank corporation) in Indonesia, Manulife manage funds, all have very high international reputation. yield up to 60 % (last year i made 53%) so that is the two investment company that i would recommend to you. there is also citibank or other international company but i never tried them. i'm investing, buying stocks, commodity, currency and index. the other thing is the ORI, obligation from Indonesian government (100% safe) no risk but low yield.
2007-06-20 00:01:16
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answered by royaliscross 4
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if you have that much, you will better off to just start your own bussiness instead of invest with indonesian company. But, you need to remember that the indonesia economic is really bad right now.
2007-06-22 05:18:39
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answered by sialan 2
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I don't want you get lost
Please think twice about that
everything is unstable in there
2007-06-19 18:40:25
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answer #7
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answered by marhama 6
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