Anybody invest in fund ? any good fund to intro that really make money in short time.?

I am a smart man.
My full-time income come from investment,
gambling in casino, being a pimp
and shaking leg at home ...

Alright man....
Not to be crude but if you are smart, you don't invest in anything for the short term. But if you want fast growth, I would look into purchasing either penny stocks or look at international funds. Especially target funds mainly invested in emerging markets such as Latin America, India, China etc. I'm in Canada and guessing your from the States, I wouldn't be able to give you an exact name of a fund, but my investment in Latin American Growth Fund from Scotia Securities had a 40+% return in the last year.

Also another opportunity could be Japan. Japan just got out of a 15 year recession in which stocks have sunk about 70% from their highs in 1990-1991. Although many investors have tapped into Japan, the Yen is rather undervalued and is expected to rise to about 110-115 yen per $US as the Bank of Japan is about to raise rates. That means your fund units will rise with currency fluctuations as well as with company valuation increases. You maybe able to get a quick increase if this rate rise occurs soon. Many large companies have Japan funds. Try looking at a lot of the companies funds for these.

Give a good look into finance websites. I like MSN Money and Yahoo Finance. Find a columnist such as Jubak on the MSN Money page. He offers outlook to each year on which stocks and funds to look into. He has a very good record on returns. And it's free advice.

Final suggestion. Don't invest money if your just trying to get a quick ride. Your better off in returns and income if you invest in the long term. Or at least have some money saved or invested for the Just in Case. Markets go in big rises and falls and the falls tend to wipe out investors a lot more than people become rich in the rises.

Anyway good luck and hope this helps.

If you are that smart, then why waste time investing in fund? Continues to shake your leg at home better.

Mutual funds are for long term investments, not short term gain. You are better off going to Vegas.

yea invest in the russell 2000 index