Were should i invest my money?

Right now I would invest half or less of your money in the stock market and the other half in a high yield savings account that will guarantee you at least 4% or more. Here is a link to some great online high yield savings accounts.
http://www.marketflavor.com/blog/2007/10...

The stock market seems weak right now with the possibility of a recession still very strong. That's why I would only put half or less of your money in the stock market.

Consider using an index ETF for your stock market investments. They are fairly inexpensive and track the major indexes like the S&P 500. You can use the ticker "SPY" for an ETF that tracks the S&P 500.

stock market

the stock market, without a doubt... if you are a begininer with low risk tolerance you might want to look into some index funds.

i would say fundamentally sound stocks. they will give you the best return for the long haul. try to buy them when the market is low. buy when the stocks hitting 52 week lows out number stocks making 52 week highs. i usually buy when this happens on all 3 exchanges (nasdaq,amex,nyse).

i would also read the following books to help you out.

1. the intelligent investor
2.security analysis
3. a financial accounting text book

individual stocks historically perform better than mutual funds, CDs, T-Bills, ETFs, etc.

Pick a couple large caps that look undervalued and sit back over the next 10 years.

Otherwise you could look for a penny stock to pop, but those stocks are priced like that for a reason....