It really depends on what you're trying to do. Are you looking for solid, constant, long-haul growth? How much risk do you want to take on? Generally, higher risk means a higher ROI, and lower risk is lower ROI.
If you're really interested in this subject, start looking at the the CNBC/Money pages on MSN, Yahoo! Finance, and my personal favorite, the Bloomberg network. If you have CNBC on cable, watch it, particularly Mad Money with jim Cramer.
My forecast?
Strangly, almost anything energy looks great. I'd stay away from anything having to with housing without researching it VERY closely. I'd also stay out of retailers, since energy costs are really going to be bringing profits down over the short term. [ mbhubbard's advice column | Ask mbhubbard A Question ]
The_best_there_is answered Tuesday September 27 2005, 3:39 pm: ummm my opinion would be google and and i know GE is is a good one but i know with dregding the hudson here in ny its going down umm nasdaq is always good i know you proly wont trust a kid but i use to be in a stock club for school so hey do what ya want hope i helped [ The_best_there_is's advice column | Ask The_best_there_is A Question ]
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