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 Is sharebuilder any good?
I can only invest so much at a time, and each of my investments have made profits, but not enough to beat the 15 dollar commission.

Should I just wait until I have a large amount before ...


 What website has the best financial charts?
I have found that websites, like yahoo finance, is only showing charts with no longer than 5 days of information. Why is this. In particular I'm looking for the S&P/TSX Composite index. C...


 In present days sensex is gaming volotail, what is the reason?
in NSE, BSE....


 Is it a bad time to sign up for my company's 401k plan?
Just got my enrollment info for my company's 401k plan. I'm not too smart on this stuff, so I just question if its a bad time to sign up with the economy in the shape its in....


 Invest in Iraqi Dinar?
So I've been watching this currency drop, and drop, and drop. Why is everyone saying "dont' invest in it, you'll lose your money!" I've seen nothing to that effect....


 If you want to invest in business, which of these countries would you put your money in - India or China?
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 Have you ever bought shares in the stock market?
And if so, how much did you win/lose?
Is it better to sell when their value raise, or is it better to keep them and get the annual share of the benefits?...


 Mutual Fund Operating Expenses?
I have been investing in Mutual Funds for several years. I always put money in, and never take it out. I have never seen a statement that indicated any amount of money being removed from my account ...


 In the stock market, is the final after hours price going to be the open for the next day?
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 What is a portfolio?
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 Favorite investing web sites?
what are your favorite investing web sites?
any that have a good forum.
not someone pushing crazy stocks.
but good at answering regular investing questions?
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 What do I do with bonus money that i expect?
If I get a cash bonus should I pay down credit cards or keep the cash tucked away given the tight credit markets?...


 What are futures markets?
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 Playing the market; things to know?
As my household income has increased, my wife and I are contemplating entering individual stocks within the stock market. My experience in the stock market is actually pretty long-been in about 10 ...


 Whos good with stocks?
I want to buy some stocks. But does anyone know any good stocks to invest in?...


 Do you need to get a credit check in order to open a Forex trading account?

Additional Details
So you still get like 100:1 or 200:1 leverage without getting your credit checked?...


 I want to invest 5000 Rs/. per month thr SIP in Good Mutual Fund for a Three year ,Which is Better.?
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 What about buying in on down market days?
what about buying mutual fund shares before 4 PM each day the DOW is down at least 15 points? Buying in consistently at the lowest possible points in a predictably long-term rising market seems a ...


 I have 500000 dollars to invest.What are the best safe ways to invest this and get the highest interest yields
i know about certificates of deposit and money markets is there anything else insured that you know or is it all speculative....


 How can I buy a share of a company's stock?
I don't want to open accounts with brokers like E-Trade, who often require an account of at least $500. All I want to do is buy a share or two of a couple of company's stock.
A...



sureshbhagtani
Can any one suggest me a method/technique for deciding on when to buy/sell a particular share using charts?
any technical analysyis method will do.it can include moving avarages,oscillators,candlestick patterns,etc
                     
 




cordefr
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Take a look on this site for some great ideas:

http://www.wealth-lab.com/

It's a site where you can test your own systems and those of others.

From personal experience:
- Indicators like oscillators, MAs, etc don't work.
- Break-outs with volume work but only for fundamentally sound stocks.
- During a bull market, every system looks great
- Sell yours loosers quick, double up on your winners
- Use a trailing stop to sell.


starfield
do some research on the ineternet:

stockcharts.com
equis.com
chartfilter.com
http://clearstation.etrade.com/education/cover.shtml
incrediblecharts.com

i will also recomend a book: Technical Analysis of the Financial Maekets - John J Murphy


NC
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Select 500 technical indicators. Determine their performance over the last three years. Use the one that perfrormed best during the next year. After the year is over, repeat the exercise.


jlamb_2000
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Sounds like you already know some stuff. Or you just want other people to do your homework for you.

Buy low, sell high.


Puzzleman
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1) Select a broad indicator. I use S & P 500
2) Select your particular corporate stock
3) Divide stock price by SP500 price. Scale and smoothe w/ema of .1
4) If smoothed SP500 is rising AND 3) number is rising, BUY
5) Otherwise, either HOLD or SELL.


Al Zymer
The stop-loss rule is recommended for selling. If the price of shares you own drops by a set percentage, you sell. It can be 5, 10, or even 15%..... e.g. current share price of; 100 pence, your stop loss is, say, 10%. if it drops to 90 pence, it has reached it's sell price. But if the share price rises, you increase your stop-loss price accordingly... With this method, you never sell at the top price, but you can't lose much, either......


stockpicker2010
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The OBV (On-Balance Volume...) is a leading indicator. As long it is trending up, the stock will trend up. When you see it begin to move down, that is a sell signal. Wait until the OBV starts to tick back up to buy the stock back at your discount (typically at least 11%...).
Use Fibonacci principles to decide when and if it will move back up. In general, I have found that if the stock retraces its gains (falls by...) 38% from where it started to climb to its high, then it will be a while before the volume is confident enough to get back into it. In other words, if it retraces eleven percent and ticks back up, buy it back cheaper than you sold it. If it falls toward 38%, take your gains, be happy and look somewhere else.
Candlesticks are great, too. Look for side-by-side candlesticks (one inside the other's trading day...of either color...) to signal that you should pay attention to the OBV signals to see what to do next. If the OBV is still trending up, leave it alone. If it is trending down, then the stock will begin to wilt within two trading days and you should sell it.


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