i know nothing about stocks. how can you invest it, like apply for it or whatever? what are some of the relatively safe stocks? and please tell me about it. thank you....
I would like to invest $100 in Indymac, which is at around $0.10 a share, which can buy me about 1,000 shares. I don't feel I have anything to lose by investing $100 and I could possible invest ...
I'm interested in putting my money in shares. What are the things i need to know? What is the minimum amount to buy shares? When will i be able to sell the shares once i got some profit? What ...
I am considering joining scottrade.com. I understand the $500 joining fee and $7 per trade. I wanted to know is it possible for a beginner to make $400 a month starting out with $2000 to buy stock ...
me and my partner are thinking of getting a mortgage but we don't have a deposit to put down and we don't have excellent credit history. i was wondering if there is such thing as a 100% ...
I understand that the investment linked with whole life offers very little returns compared to real investments like mutual funds. Now I tried this online compound calculator http://www.math.com/...
mattism2010
Can you please help me understand stocks and investing?
i just want to understand stocks and investment and all that good stuff. im only 15, but id still like to have an understanding of it so as soon as i get some money i would know how to smartly deal with it.
Here is a link to a free stock investing simulator where you can try your hand at investing without the risk of losing any money (have fun with it!):
http://simulator.investopedia.com/home.aspx
Doctor Deth
read books on it - you can't legally start investing until you're 18
raysor
Read Investors Chronicle Beginers Guide to Investment
We have started a beginners corner on our website. Please have a look and send in some questions http://www.shareworld.co.uk/beginners.htm
payme1397
best advice at your age is to read a "Stocks for Dummies". Once you are old enough, start looking into DRIP's where you buy safe stocks that reinvest the dividends every 3 months and watch it grow.
bud68
Read "Investing For Dummies." Its a great starter book.
ivan c
if you want the basics go to your local bookstore and they should have an array of investment "how-to's" such as "investing for dummies", or stuff about mutual funds etc... Just ask the bookstore people and they'll be very happy to help you out.
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