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by CAMUK on June 28th, 2011
Over the long term stocks have always outperformed property when dividend reinvestment is included. For those unsure a good starting point is a low cost ETF which tracks an index as you will not be at the mercy of an individual shares performance but a number of shares, e,g the constituents of the FTSE 100. A beginers guide can be read here http://www.carpetbagging.co.uk/beginners_guide_stockmarket_stocks_shares.html
by angelmouse on November 16th, 2008
By being very passionate and interested in stocks on a daily basis. Unless you know what you are doing or trust a company to invest for you I would not touch stocks and shares. I know many people that have done really well on the stock market and invest personally but they treat it as a hobby and watch the stockmarket hourly to see changes so they are able to predict the market. Personally I prefer to invest in property, yes, especially now, buy low, sell high. I've invested in a property in Spain and properties in London and making a good return so far on my investment, which is LONG TERM. You can find more about this on,
www.helpful-ideas.com
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