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If someone gave you 100,000.00, and told you you had to invest it into the stock market?

Posted by Eric LeRiche | February 14, 2010 .
Doug favors universal insurance! asked:


If someone gave you 100,000.00, and told you you had to invest it into the stock market, and had to leave it there for 5 years, which stocks would you invest in and why?

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5 Comments so far
  1. stock investing Gurus February 16, 2010 1:02 am

    I would invest it in quality mutual funds with good long-term track records.

  2. Eric LeRiche February 17, 2010 6:48 pm

    Mutual funds!!! Don’t you know this type of diversification is simply protection against ignorance? I’m not the one saying it, warren Buffet is…

    First you need to learn the basics of investing which will help you make much better decisions. I recommend http://www.investorrules.com

    Now as far as recommendations go if you really want play it super safe go with major index ETF’s. They don’t cost you anything (management fees) and this way you will at least make the same returns as the market does which will allow you to beat 80% of all mutual funds out there!

    If you want to try and beat the market go with blue chips cash rich/debt poor paying dividends companies from different areas of the world, including the US of course. My favorites right now are MEOH, IFN and NFG

    good luck

    Eric$

  3. Free Investing Lessons  February 19, 2010 10:36 am

    Plastics, alternative fuels.

  4. self directed investor February 22, 2010 4:31 am

    Blue chips and tech stocks.

  5. Steve Garner  February 24, 2010 9:10 am

    Nintendo, Sony, Microsoft, Research in Motion and Apple.