Originally posted by: Mike
That $4k in VFINX going to be an IRA?
Originally posted by: GTaudiophile
Add some metals! I made a killing last year on gold and platinum!
Originally posted by: Jon855
I would suggest one for the long run invest in fed bond. Just put in one 4k into 10-15yrs fed bonds and they'll double. For the rest, just do what you feel is right, I'm a nub on this... If I were you I would invest around 4k into GOOG and the rest in a ROTH IRA and let it grow.
Originally posted by: Safeway
With my money: $10,000
I'm thinking of doing the following:
$1000 = I Bonds from Treasurydirect.gov
$1000 = Scottrade
$4000 = VFINX or VTSMX
$4000 = ING Orange Savings
Thoughts, ideas?
Originally posted by: CrimsonChaos
Originally posted by: Safeway
With my money: $10,000
I'm thinking of doing the following:
$1000 = I Bonds from Treasurydirect.gov
$1000 = Scottrade
$4000 = VFINX or VTSMX
$4000 = ING Orange Savings
Thoughts, ideas?
Way too passive for my tastes. But if you have a low risk-tolerance then it's fine.
Originally posted by: Safeway
Originally posted by: Jon855
I would suggest one for the long run invest in fed bond. Just put in one 4k into 10-15yrs fed bonds and they'll double. For the rest, just do what you feel is right, I'm a nub on this... If I were you I would invest around 4k into GOOG and the rest in a ROTH IRA and let it grow.
Too late to jump into GOOG. I'm not sure I want to risk $4k in a stock and hope that it reaches the ridiculous expectation of $600. Over-valued to the max.
Originally posted by: Lonyo
Originally posted by: Safeway
Originally posted by: Jon855
I would suggest one for the long run invest in fed bond. Just put in one 4k into 10-15yrs fed bonds and they'll double. For the rest, just do what you feel is right, I'm a nub on this... If I were you I would invest around 4k into GOOG and the rest in a ROTH IRA and let it grow.
Too late to jump into GOOG. I'm not sure I want to risk $4k in a stock and hope that it reaches the ridiculous expectation of $600. Over-valued to the max.
They're at 466, and just had their new year jump from 420 (likely based on rumoured announcements of diversification - video service announced at CES).
TBH in the short term there's little IMO to give indication for huge change, they're likely to either grow like they have or bust because they're overvalued.
Originally posted by: Safeway
Exactly -> Huge bust because they are over-valued.