Stock Market investment

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I will obtain money from a relations will (not a close relation) sadly he passed away but we did not know him that well in recent years. I am not able to draw out this money until i am 25 however i can invest it. Being a Business Student it is interesting to be able to do this and potentially make alot from it. So i can occasionally buy the financial times and see my investment rise (hopefully).
So basicly want to see what people here would invest a reasonably large sum of money in. Not going to disclose the amount though. (its nothing like a life changing amount before u get ideas)

Companies from the FTSE 100 plz, as this money is an investment and i dont want it to be a gamble.

As Business people know , investing all ur money into one thing isnt usualy the most viable way of investing so i will probably invest in 3 companies. Most likely some in super multinatinal companies and im thinking as we are currently in a recession invest in a luxury product company while the share prices are lower?

What do u think? directed to people who know about the stock market. NOT KIDS, all stupid posts will be ignored. ty
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hmm I have some stocks in belgian companies but don't know anything from outside belgium so can't really help I guess
ur investing in smaller firms then just operating in belgium? not for example: Microsoft,intel,apple etc...
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No, i have stocks in ING (As my dad works there) and in telenet which is one of the biggest internet providers in belgium
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general motors




LoL
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thanks for warning me! ;)
ha nice. There are 14 million combinations to the national lottery, so thats a 1 in 14 million chance of winning. You have a 1 in 9 million chance of dying while u watch the national lottery at home.
We aren't in a recession anymore, I would invest in a gold company tbh, the price of gold has gone through the roof
id love to invest money in stocks and shares. :)
Don't buy shares; it's a really bad time to buy shares. Spread trading is a better option. Both the UK and the US are pursuing expansionary monetary policies at the moment so commodities are a good bet (gold and especially silver), or if you insist on going with shares then maybe invest in some new mining companies in Western Australia or elsewhere.
commodities is only valuable if ur a minuteman
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I don't get it.
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wait till your'e 25, seriously, you WILL need the money for that conservatory..trust me.
i dont know if investing right now is such idea. because we are still in a bear market, the move from march to the highs in january was just a correction of the market.

i wouldnt invest in bank stocks as they are still very volatil, and i wouldnt invest over a long term view, just a couple of weeks, depends on the market moves

and whatever u do, use a stoploss of about 10-15%
protip: africa
coke and whores :)
invest in my my summer holiday, I'll repay in pictures and stories
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