I have $50,000 in Bank of America. They make me mad because they still charge a $6.95 monthly fee for checking. I see that on zecco.com, the trading site, they offer 5% interest on your account. T...
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I spoke to many a people on the same ,However their answers were ambigious... Is there a site which will teach me the basics of investing .... baically right from a company goes public and so forth ...
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www.investors.com.
Go to the website and locate the "How To Invest" section on the left side of the screen and click on "Investor's Corner".
When the next screen comes up click on "View Archive". Read the articles in the archive.
In the "How To Invest" section there is also a "Financial Dictionary" you can use to look up terms that you are not familiar with.
Another good website is www.investopedia.com
Try "practice trading" (no actual money involved) at either the CNBC stock contest or the Wall Street Survivor stock contest. They give you a $100,000.00 beginning account balance for the contest. You can win prizes using either one or both stock contest if you want to.
You will get an idea of what it is like to actually trade stock. It is not exactly like actual trading since you can only buy/sell at either the open/close prices (not intraday) but it is very similar.
jeff410
Investopedia.com
neuregel1
yahoo answers
Rabbit
http://www.mymoney.gov/
dk
investopedia.com and informedtrades.com
St Anthony the Great
investo TO THE pedia
rajas203
Try http://today.9f.com/ to regsiter and practice with virtual money as well as basic lessions.. Good luck!
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