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altredstates | How can i find out about making money on the stock market without getting completely confused? |
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khoj_badami
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Hey,
Check this aticle out: http://www.indiahowto.com/what-are-stock...
It will tell you everything you need to know! It is written in a nice practical and down to earth way!
Cya
Hope this helps |
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A.J.
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Check out the Motley Fool or talk to a good brokerage firm. |
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Frank Castle
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You can open a brokerage account at Scottrade with at least $700.00 in 15 minutes or less and then you can drop me a line.
Top 3 Answerer in Business & Finance. (Vote for me) |
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js
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Read books. I read books about the stock market for over a year before I even opened a brokerage account |
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THATHA75
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Well It is not a one way traffic. Like betting online or gambling stock market too involves risk taking plus luck.
Unless you burn your finger you cannot become an expert.
You may gain when the market price of share you have bought goes up and lose when it comes down. Which share would go up , when, and by how much, and when to enter the market to buy, buy what shares, how much to buy and whejn to sell, what share to sell and how much to sell ......are all mindboggling issues.
How do you learn swimming. You cant standby the swimming pool and sea people diving in and coming out. You cant worry about the dress getting wet.
So ENTER THE DRAGON and WATCH THE FUN FIRST HAND NOT BACKDOOR. |
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paintingj
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Start with well-known mutual funds from companies such as Fidelity or Vanguard to get familiar with the market. |
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Piet Strydom
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Read, read, read until you understand a little. Then read some more, and simulate trading. Then read some more. And then start with money that you can afford to lose. And then keep reading. |
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VinTek
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Get a basic education in investing. For a decent foundation, go read "The Only Investment Guide You'll Ever Need" by Andrew Tobias. After you read that, you can start investing and be fairly comfortable that you know what you're doing. If you want to get more sophistocated, you can read other material, but that book will give you an excellent start and may indeed be the only book you'll ever need, especially if you are young.
If you are older, you may want to read a book that includes more about asset allocation, like "A Random Walk Guide to Investing" by Burton Malkiel. |
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Onceuponatime
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Easy way is to learn by creating a deemed portfolio. One of the places you can do it is yahoo finance. Play for six months assuming that you are really putting your money.
Read http://www.uscommoditiestrader.com/ |
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nk_rso
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in the bull market which mean the bull goes up is the horn charing up
in the bear market which mean stock is going down the claw is tearing down
asset is the money behind your a s s. |
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