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Dec 20, 2004 @ 03:18:56

carfuller

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201 points

49/NA/, Idaho
Join Date: Dec 2004

Am I really the first person to post in "investing"?
Sheesh!
O.K....is anyone interested in making more money than they currently have?

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Carfuller
If you had a secret that could change anyone's life...should you keep it?

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Jan 27, 2005 @ 06:21:26

earl_hurek

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17/NA/US
Join Date: Dec 2004

.... I am.....Ya know, in time...

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Jul 25, 2005 @ 16:59:41

psv

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11 points

22/M/Nicosia, Cyprus
Join Date: Jul 2005

I'm currently investing in 2 ventures. One gives out 2% a day - that is a trading day, and another one that gets me approx. $450-$300 a day.

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Jul 25, 2005 @ 17:00:51

asmodean

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2543 points

19/M/Hampshire, United Kingdom
Join Date: Apr 2005

I've recently invested in premium bonds.

If the world didn't suck, we would all fall off.

asmodean last visited September 15, 2007

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Aug 31, 2005 @ 18:00:59

patrickkelley

General
238 points

53/M/Mt. Vernon, Kentucky
Join Date: Jul 2005

If anybody wants to invest in a company that is almost guaranteed to always be stable, look into Caterpillar. They will always have their ups and down, true, but as long as you stay with them you can count on them being around for some time now, they're certainly not likely to go belly-up. with the recent disaster in the Gulf States, companies like Caterpillar will be one of the major companies utilized to get stuff back in working order.

link [ThePaganTemple.Blogspot.com]

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Oct 18, 2005 @ 19:54:17

climhazzard_police

Commander
77 points

21/M/hoquiam, Washington
Join Date: Oct 2005

yes

Where all living in America!

climhazzard_police last visited October 24, 2005

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Nov 05, 2005 @ 00:03:08

reiko

Infidel
0 points

24/F/New York, New York
Join Date: Oct 2005

I let my dad handle my investments. He know how to do that stuff. I'm clueless.

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Nov 05, 2005 @ 00:04:43

el_diablo

Minister
12673 points

22/M/,
Join Date: Sep 2005

I don't have money to invest.

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Nov 05, 2005 @ 00:15:03

bandylank

Über Master Debater
8426 points

24/M/, United Kingdom
Join Date: Jul 2005

There you go, you didnt kill the post.
And I have no money to invest either

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Edited: November 05, 2005 @ 00:15

Nov 08, 2005 @ 21:58:17

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artfclyflvrd

Über-Commander
178 points

23/F/Orange County, California
Join Date: Nov 2005

I want to learn how to make enough money to invest, but the easy way :/

I'm hard to love, but once you love me, I'm hard to let go of.

artfclyflvrd last visited February 16, 2006

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Nov 24, 2005 @ 08:54:52

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webslinger14

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3636 points

34/F/vancouver, Canada
Join Date: Nov 2005

Of course we want to invest and earn money moneyin return, what do you have in mind?

[URL:http://www.dvdavenue.tv/

webslinger14 last visited February 14, 2006

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Dec 12, 2005 @ 01:33:16

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cake

Über-Meister
2018 points

22/M/Atlanta, Georgia
Join Date: Dec 2005

I do I do!! Investments are good way to get rich by spending small amount of dough.

A self-described Hugonaut.

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Dec 12, 2005 @ 01:37:38

#13

svierge

Debater
6797 points

52/M/minneapolis, Minnesota
Join Date: Dec 2005

It might be that there are abundance of really young kids in this forum. I think I have socks older than most of these members.

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Dec 12, 2005 @ 17:34:51

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cake

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2018 points

22/M/Atlanta, Georgia
Join Date: Dec 2005

svierge said:
It might be that there are abundance of really young kids in this forum. I think I have socks older than most of these members.

lol

A self-described Hugonaut.

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Jun 13, 2006 @ 14:04:37

#15

fiji

Commander
64 points

22/M/, Ireland
Join Date: Jun 2006

Just go to your bank if youre a first timer and theyll explain all the basics to you. They have managed funds which are a mixture of bonds, equitys and real estate, you can choose how risky you would like to get and these generally make a lot higher than ordinary savings schemes or incentives

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