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ஜ☆§weet Angel☆ஜ | How can I invest in stocks wisely? |
which are the fields in which I can get more profit?
I would appreciate if you give me tips |
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Alex
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Stock market can be a great source of income if you can trade wisely. Wise trading means that the investors are guided by wit and knowledge. The trade can be a real hell for the ones who take it as a gambling and go on staking their money randomly on the stocks. If you are making investments randomly, there is a very small chance that you will gain. Frequently, the little that you gain would be consumed in paying fee to the stock broker. Now the question arises, what do you need to know before you trade stocks?
There are lots of books available in the market that tells you about the shares, the share market and about other related topics. Before stepping into the share market you should read at least a few of them. The Internet also provides you a vast amount of information on every aspect of the stock trade. Such huge amount of the information available can sometimes be confusing to you. But use your brain to judge what, from the information provided, is required for you and rule out the confusing part as undesired. If you want to escape from the pain of acquiring knowledge, investing in the stock market would be just as good as throwing your money into the dustbin.
You should also know about yourself, i.e. what kind of an investor you are. Some people study the market more subtly whereas some others merely take an overall knowledge of the various aspects. Also see how much money you have to trade with and what is your source that gives you money for investing. If you are taking the stock trade as a full-time income and it is your only source of income, you will have to modulate your investment and trading strategy, so you can support yourself. If the stock trade is your part-time income, you must know exactly how much your source of income allows you to invest. It is often better to invest amounts you can manage to lose, comfortably, so that you do not come under pressure. For, the higher pressure you are under, the greater is your chance to lose.
The following tutorial might help you with stocks:
http://ezinearticles.com/?How-To-Invest-Wisely-And-Avoid-Fraud-On-The-Internet&id=786795 |
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Kevin S
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http://www.stockmarketresources.blogspot.com - use the links and look at the suggested books
The fact is, the only way to invest wisely in stocks is through knowledge. Do your research, and every hour you put into it I promise will be worth your time in the long run. Just think of it this way: you have 10,000, and the market average is 10%. If you spend your time learning, this is the difference, in 25 years between 10% and 15%: 10,000*(1.10)^25 = 108,347 while 10,000*(1.15)^25=329,189. If you put some time into learning, 15% is extremely reasonable. And it will yield you over 200,000 extra for your time.
For brokerage information, visit http://www.picktherightbroker.blogspot.com
Good luck! |
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Jeff
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1) Only invest money that you won't need for 10+ years.
If you have debts, pay those off, instead of investing.
2) Look for mutual funds that have strong ten-year track records. (better than 10%/yr average over the last 10 years) |
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cedykeman1
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First off, stocks are the kind of thing where you can spend every hour of every day working on them or you can spend 10 minutes a year.
Don't listen to what the talking heads say on television-- they are proven morons
Do get advice from the Motley Fool-- buy some of their books, and they have a website.
Consider joining a NAIC Club-- these are groups of average people that get together and invest in small amounts in companies that are discussed .
My best advice is buying the Motley Fool books!!! |
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Yarcofin
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Get out of stocks and start trading forex if you want profit. I've been trading stocks for 4 years but just finally realized where all the money is
http://yarcofin.wordpress.com |
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Becca800
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your hot stock tip from the motley fool:
NASDAQ:NTGR
You have to sign up to them to get this tip which they project will go insane in a few years, and have a percentage increase similar to Google. But if and when you sign up, you get spammed like freaking crazy.
So here you go, NTGR (netgear) is the Motley Fools hot stock tip for 2008 without getting spammed. |
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Benzo D
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Your question triggers other questions such as:
Are you looking at long term or short term returns?
What is your risk level?
How much are you starting with and do you plan to invest regularly or just monthly?
Is this for retirement or just personal investments?
These questions must be answered in order to appropriately answer your question.
Yes, the stock market is down really bad right now but, believe me, unless the entire American economy collapses, the stock market will be back stronger than ever. It's just a matter of time. If you are not in a big hurry, a down market is a great time to invest because you're starting low and when the market does recover, you're profits should be huge.
One of the best places to invest is in high yield, low risk stocks and stock funds. So, even when your stock is not actually gaining in value, you still get a nice income from it. You can then turn around and re-invest that income into additional shares that will gain value and continue to pay you a dividend yearly. Once the market turns around, those dividends will continue but the stock will significantly increase in value so you'll get a double payday and whamo...some very nice returns. Take a look at the story about the man in the resources section below. This guy never made more than $20,000 in his life and had to raise three kids and now he's worth more than half a million bucks just because he invested in divident paying stocks and funds.
Would you rather start investing when the market is already up or when it's down and you can get in cheap? Your choice. |
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Uday
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There is no particular field bcoz sometime a particular field may show some kind of uptrend and sometime others but you can get the names of some good stocks that are about to perform well at
http://www.bullishequity.com
good luck!!! |
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AznBoiPhil
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don't it's too risky |
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Aldric Chang
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Hi,
Stocks investment can be risky - but only if you are not well-read about the risks and the tools available to you. You should arm yourself with these knowledge first before making any form of investments. You might want to visit http://www.invest-money-stocks.com for such knowledge.
The website will also share with you how to make money through various investment instruments available to you. |
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Thomas M
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Usually, the higher the profit, the higher the risk. How much money and risk are you willing to go through? Not sure? Take a look at Warren Buffett and see what he is investing in. Otherwise, go with companies (your investing in companies) that do good over 5 or 10 years and stand the ups and downs of the market. |
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Cysteine
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Investing in stocks is risky business. You really need to know what you are doing, or can get seriousely hosed.
It's not a quick making money scheme. It's a ruthless business with many victims. |
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Formerly known as Frank Castle
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1) Hiring a wise Portfolio Manager.
2) Fields change quickly.
Today is Cassette tomorrow is CD, Today is DVD tomorrow is Blu-Ray, Today is Gasoline tomorrow is Ethanol... |
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