Isn't GE such a big and stable stock that it's almost like a mutual fund.
Over the years, my GE stock has grown and I am considering doing a steady monthly contribution (it's probably 25% of my total investments)?
Isn't GE such a big and stable stock that it's almost like a mutual fund.
Over the years, my GE stock has grown and I am considering doing a steady monthly contribution (it's probably 25% of my total investments)?
If you want a stock that's like a mutual fund, Berkshire Hathaway is the best choice. Of course, each share is $100k, so that's not an option for most people....
Secondly, why wouldn't you go with an ETF instead of a single stock? What if they get the Enron treatment?
Lastly, what does this have to do with running?
Berkshire has a B share which is just over 4 grand. Brk-B is the ticker.
In all honestly invest in mutual funds. Don't invest in personal stocks unless you have a broker keeping you up to date on info.