Mutual funds, hands down. Stay away from stocks or you’ll be putting all your eggs in one basket. With a mutual fund, you’ll be investing in a group of stocks instead of just one, so the odds of losing money are much lower.
Pick a mutual fund that focuses on the types of companies you want to own stock in: blue chip, technology, health, oil, etc. Buy your funds from an internet firm like Vanguard.com or T Rowe Price.com which offer no load, no fee, funds. Don’t pay someone to buy a mutual fund for you!
Since you’re a beginner, read the online lessons Vanguard.com offers for free or go to Morningstar.com and read their lessons for free, too. Each site also rates mutual funds so you can see which ones are risky.
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Article source: http://investmentguideblog.com/2009/10/investment-strategies-mutual-funds-stock-market-whats-the-best-for-a-beginner-2/
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