Interview with Dr. Archie Mason, In His Image, by Dr. Lee Warren, PLIM, Inc..on Greatest Financial Investments: Silver & Obama Copper Bars.

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Ok I start college june 3rd I am going to get my Associates degree in Business management. I want to take the right classes so one day I can get into one of the following. banking,investments,management,financial analyst. can someone suggest the degrees or path I should take to get into one of those fields. Also if anyone knows starting salary’s for those fields can you please let me know.

At least a bachleors degree in business or finance. To get into banking (other than a teller) or investments you will need at least an insurance licence (many banks and investment firms sell annuties) or a series 6 securities license (for mutual funds) or a series 7 securities license for stocks.
Many investment firms will provide training classes usually free of charge. If you agree to work for them

I have already considered becoming a pimp, but I feel as though it would take up far too much of my energy. So I was wondering what are some of the best financial investments out there- and how would I go about finding a financial advisor?

a Certified Financial Planner(CFP) is someone who works for your benefit, not to sell you investments. They can advise you in everything from company benefits to insurance and living trusts to asset allocation.from retirement to saving for your kids education.

search the internet for the following just to get some preliminary info.
roth ira vs ira
large small mid cap
growth vs value
indexed mutual fund
asset allocation

what are good investments… it is so dependant on your situation
do you have some emergency savings
do you have a 401k
do you have an ira
your age
any kids
how much you have to invest

yahoo finance has some basic investing education

Suze Orman is a CFP. she has a column on yahoo finance and a tv program. She gives a lot of good baisic advice

http://finance.yahoo.com/columnist/archives/headline/moneymatters/2006/1

There is a difference between stockbrokers and financial advisers in that stockbrokers actually buy and sell stock for people and financial planners help the investor decide in what to invest. Financial advisers have fiduciary responsibility on helping their clients at a higher level and a single trade since they are helping them with their entire financial future as explained by an experienced stockbroker in this free instructional video on investments and stocks.

Expert: Chris Markowski
Contact: www.watchdogonwallstreet.com
Bio: Christopher Markowski is the founder of the financial planning firm, Markowski Investments.
Filmmaker: Christopher Rokosz

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Bill Bonner sets the tone for the 2007 Agora Financial Investment Symposium by explaining “Crack-up Booms”

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I need some advice regarding finances.

I have lost a lot of money in shares due to the recent market fall.

The shares that I currently hold are more than 50% of their price when I bought. What should I do now? Should I sell them off and invest the money somewhere else or should I hold on to them and wait for a recovery?

If not so, then where should I invest so that I get good returns in short term?

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks
Ash

Depends on what stocks you are talking about. Its seems too late to bail on shares of good companies at this point, b/c when things turn they should be the first to recover. It also depends on what you think the economy will do. tba