PapiTuyo326

I use tradeking. I like it, low cost, easy and you get 50 bucks when you sign up. Shooting you a PM.

MrKlean187

Thanks! Replied!

PapiTuyo326

PMed ya.

Can't beat 4.95 trades.

epoch707

If you only have $1,000, I would try in this alternative investment in peer to peer lending. I opened an account in december with $300 and already I am yielding 7.82%. I screenshotted my account for proof: Investing in lending club

If you are like me, you can choose the safest AAA investments. I bought $300 worth of notes and already I received $17 back. So Im sure you can still be safe with $1,000.

Good Luck

Cali Vroom

+1 for Lending Club.

I have been investing since Feb 2012 and yielding ~13% annually.

J-Speed Inc.

I was interested in this until I saw this: https://www.creditkarma.com/reviews/...personal-loans

What concerns me about the reviews is LC approves and funds the loan, then cancels it for various reasons. As a potential investor, I want my money to come in at the end, after the applicant is approved. Sounds like a take-the-money-and-run. Yes, there are a few people who got approved for the loan and it actually went through, but there are many more than experienced issues after LC "approved" their loan.

thenoxus1

I'm holding steady at 8% on a portfolio I put together this year. I am not a fan of those...clubs. Either speak with a true pro, or wager a bit yourself. If you want secure return with minimal risk...shop around for a long term CD.

seoul2k

hold muni bonds for as long as you need it for then sell it.

fatjoe10

How to make money in the bubble this year lol:

http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2013-1...ble-trader-pro

Heyitsgary

Curious what the OP did. If he stuck to his instinct, and bought (F)ord at $10.85 that day, he'd have about 90 shares. At recent closing prices of around $17.25, he'd be up right about 50% and have just over $1500 for his next position.