IN which scheme should i go for invest my money for about two years with good returns pl tell?

Today all the banks are offering returns over 9% but this is of course taxable. Try Mutual funds which will definitely give you more than 15% return after 2 years assuming the market remains as it is.

mutual funds will be best.

mutual funds

Well, it really depends how much you're looking to invest. Some plans require a lot more trading to truely be successful than others, i.e. it will cost more to do so unless you're investing larger amounts it will offset your gains.

However, one game I like to play is to take a top ten stock tracker (usually I use MSNBC's but so money organizations out there have them), take whatever I am looking to invest and then divide that total by 10 and put equal amounts into each stock. Every two months I sell the stocks and invest in what the new "hot ten stocks" are.

Sure MSNBC (or whoever you use) may not get it right 100% of the time, but they get it right far more often than not (or afterall otherwise their "top ten" wouldnt be worth a damn) Actually, if you do this consistently you look to make an on average 25-30% ROI over any given 2 year period since 2000, and that includes the recession years. To save on trade costs, I make all my trades with tradeking.com, by far the cheapest online trader out there, yet offers nearly all services some of the bigger more expnsive ones do. While it doesnt respond quite as quickly as say, etrade, since you are not using it in this scheme for minute by minute trades, but month to month trades, it is a great bargin.

Anyways this is my 60 day investment cycle.

By the way: I'm just throwing it out there, if you (or anyone) uses it and it fails not my fault - your risk.

Why would you call it a "scheme". I never invest in shcemes.

fidelity equity fund