New to investing

[k81689]

Please Please do not do it. You will loose all your money.
The logic behind this is very simple -> If you ask "how to invest", you are doomed.
Put it in a saving or cd.
ROI is too low. SO what, at least you get to keep your capital.

Originally Posted by Tink1o5

Hey all!

I'm new to investing. My husband is works, while I am a sahm raising two boys (3 and 1).

I'm completely new to investing. So I guess what I'm looking for is some advise. I'm looking to do stocks only. I would love to generate some full time income from this. I've been lurking around for months and there is just so much to learn its confusing at times.



Advice would be greatly appreciated
TIA

[Jeremy7575]

Rec, FSEVX, FSTMX, Fidelity Index Funds for the long term reinvesting div.& cap. gains auto. Also rec. an Internat. . Index fund for approx. 10-15% of holdings. Indiv. stocks--- more risky. Over 25+ yrs. you can become wealthy if you invest ea. mo., more often if Mkt. goes down and don't panick out of Mkt. as many did in 2008 & beginn.. of 2009. That would have been a good time to put more $ into the mkt. Good luck1

[doorsers]

Hi!

Have a question. I am married, residing in Florida, and want to open Vanguard Mutual Fund account with contributions from my personal account. Will that newly opened Vanguard account would be considered mutual property when divorcing (given the fact that contributions came from my own separate account only)...

Thank you!