Your Money: How to Invest Wisely

Navigating the tricky world of personal finance introduces a host of challenges for first-time investors. AP Personal Finance Editor Trevor Delaney explains some of the points investors should consider before jumping in. (Nov. 13)

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[ShikyroxKira]

I don't understand this, someone explain it to me

[yerocdrof]

...you should cite your sources. Especially seeing as you apparently have no concept of the difference between numbers like "trillion" and "billion." If what you said was true, the United States would owe over 171 trillion dollars to various people/companies. Sorry, but that number is WAY off the mark. The US is currently in some massive debt, but nothing close to 171 trillion dollars. As of March 17, the US debt surpassed 11 trillion, the highest debt ever. Research before you talk.

[1SharonRozario]

This is great information..

[mikeypaco]

is it just me or does that guys voice sound gay

[chanceryford]

looking forward to get more tips and ideas from you guys. Thanks.

[flagship21]

The stock market preys on investors.

[Greatersend]

@ShikyroxKira He should have elaborated with a dialog or something. I'm trying to figure out the "Price per Earnings = P/E" of a stock though I only invest in dividend stocks.

[tbaarr]

@stlk12 thats about 8% profit..do that 2 times a year and its 16% return 3 times is 24% a year..and very little risk

[tbaarr]

@stlk12 to look at double or triple return you will need to take major risks. now if making 5% to 10% every 3 to 6 months so your yearly return would be 15% to 20% appeals to you check out my vid ref smith and wesson symbol SWHC. if you buy around 3.90 a share as it closed at 3.87 on fri ..a 13 cent drop for a 200+ point dow drop. and the put a good till cancel order in to sell 25 cents higher then you bought at ..you will make 25 bucks per 100 shares . so 1k shares gives 250 gross 220 net