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Hi, Have a great year to all! To start the new year, our family has plans of increasing our mutual funds investments. But, our relatives & friends told me that It will be better to consult a financial advisor before investing into a stock market. This is to prevent risk of all sorts. Personally,I have second thoughts about it. Do I need the financial advice? I want to know more about safe investments. Do you have any related experiences about it? I would appreciate your ideas about this soon!
No, of course you don't need a financial adviser, just ask a random internet message board full of morans. win-win.Quote:
Originally Posted by rowingcowardice
Some of us are fully capable of giving him sound advice- we're just surly. :snooty:Quote:
Originally Posted by Barbarossa
Invest in things that are going to make money.
Never invest in things that are going to lose money.
That's pretty much it.
Ironrickally, I do get my financial advice from a member of the board. Sound it is, too.Quote:
Originally Posted by BarbarossaNo, of course you don't need a financial adviser, just ask a random internet message board full of morans. win-win.Quote:
Originally Posted by rowingcowardice
Ewe get your advice from a member.Quote:
Originally Posted by Something ElseIronrickally, I do get my financial advice from a member of the board. Sound it is, too.Quote:
Originally Posted by Barbarossa
Barbie said get advice from a random internet message board.
It's important to read the actual words or do something else.
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Originally Posted by rowingcowardice
bettings, is the answer to your question. create an online account. NHL today's matches are:
New York Rangers-Washington Capitals x2
Philadelphia Flyers-New York Islanders 2
Columbus Blue Jackets-Carolina Hurricanes x2
Montreal Canadiens-Pittsburgh Penguins 1
Ottawa Senators-Boston Bruins 1x
San Jose Sharks-Toronto Maple Leafs x2
Dallas Stars-Minnesota Wild 1
Arizona Coyotes-Nashville Predators 1x
Vancouver Canucks-Tampa Bay Lightning x2
Los Angeles Kings-St. Louis Blues 1
Can the people from Montreal not even spell Canadia.
Weird.
JPaul=Master Yoda
It is all about risk. If you adopt a portfolio of lots of small new start businesses you could lose everything or do quite well. If you have a portfolio of large rather unexciting companies the chances are you will have a steady return that might do a little better than one of the better standard bank accounts.
A good financial advisor would have a range of portfolio options that matched your appetite for risk. So yes, speak to several and look at what they have, what their performance is like and what share of the profits they will take for investing on your behalf.
Or you could take random advice from people on this board - indicating a very healthy risk appetite.