How do I start an investment for a 22 year old fresh graduate?
Q. I'm not sure where to start or how to start an investment. I am not asking about setting up business, buying a house and rent it or anything similiar. The reason for this is I don't have capital or money to start- other than gambling- which is very bad investment. I'm looking for higher return rate( in fact I'm not sure what it means) , like investing in stocks, mutual funds or something like that. The question is HOW?
Asked by Cute_Boy - Tue Aug 31 03:05:04 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. There is a school in Mumabi, which teaches baics of Share, u can ask ur broker(reliable one). Generlay they r expert in this
Answered by Sam - Tue Aug 31 03:57:29 2010

How do doctors decide when a conviction or a belief becomes a delusion?
Q. At what point is the line drawn? When their actions resulting from said belief become dangerous? When the belief itself sounds blatantly irrational to us? But who are we to decide? There are tons of faiths, philosophies, and beliefs in this world? Why should it be any different if someone considers themselves God incarnate? If there is such a thing as religious freedom, do we have the right to deem them delusional? Should we not be consistent then and deem anything that is outside our own beliefs delusional?
Asked by Sundrop - Thu Mar 12 16:37:30 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Your last sentence puts it right on the money. The "doctors" will be the ones that decide by how it affects "their" personal beliefs. I know a doctor that ran an institution in Balboa Calif. back in the 80's that had a psychiatrist try to admit a person who he felt was delusional and the doctor reversed the decision since their personal beliefs mirrored his own. There is a lot of self righteous back biting in the psychiatric circles. Everyone wants to get their 15 minutes of fame in their field.
Answered by delux_version - Thu Mar 12 17:06:05 2009

What is the minimum amount that one should have in order to go to a stockbroker?
Q. Obviously there is no point in going to a stockbroker with a just a few hundred quid...Does anyone know what is a good amount that I should have ready to invest before I consider approaching a stockbroker? Would 5000 be a good amount worth taking to a stockbroker?
Asked by Hans Laxman Raj - Sun Aug 29 16:47:07 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. 5k is about the minimum. The problem these days is the cost of compliance. It is just not worth taking on a new client much less than 5k a trade. Most of the Ex-only brokers will take less, like Sharetrade.
Answered by Raysor - Sun Aug 29 19:13:07 2010

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