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Me | How do I purchase stock online? |
I have no clue about the stock market, what it means or how to go into it, or whatever. But I was reading something about a market and for some reason know that I MUST purchase stock from this place. It is just a strong feeling that I have to buy "stock" from this place. I don't even know what "stock" means. |
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Thundercat
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Take the amount of money you are going to use for this sole stock purchase. Go to Vegas and start gambling with it. Stocks are risky, stock with a single company is the riskiest of all. If you really don't know what you are doing the best is to skip it completely. |
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answermonkey
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The cheapest one to do in your case would be BuyandHold.com, which charges $4 per trade, and you can collect quite a portfolio by the time you decide to sell. |
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Ugz
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Try Scottrade.com It is the five time winner of the JD Customer satisfaction Award I love it. |
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Autum_Witch
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Actually the best and easiet way for newbies to get into this is www.sharebuilder.com
It is a great company and you can invest as little or much as you want |
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Danny42378
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Owning shares of stock indicates an ownership share in a public company, one that has undergone an Initial Public Offering or IPO. A market is a place where stock can be traded, there are a number of major US markets including the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE), Nasdaq, American Stock Exchange (AMEX), the Chicago Board of Options Exchange (CBOE), and many others.
There are a number of online brokers, before deciding on one read one of the surveys at Gomez.com, Keynote.com, or one of the yearly evaluations by a firm like SmartMoney or Barrons (both should be online via a google search). Keep in mind you will pay a commission on each trade made.
There are a number of different qualifiers to place on a trade when making it, including market (place the trade at the current market price), stop (place the trade at a user specified price [this order becomes a market order when it hits a certain price], limit (place an order only at a certain price), and so on including fill or kill, all or none, etc..
All in all, the stock market is a complex place, and online trading should only be undertaken after serious research on a site such as this one:
http://www.investorguide.com |
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Richard A
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Buy it From e-bay |
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Debonaire English Gent
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Don't go with E Trade. Those jerks will charge you a dormancy fee if you don't sell and buy as often as they would like. They also charge $20 per transaction. Scott Trade would be far better, as they don't have any dormancy fees and only charge $7 per transaction. |
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linda
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do it through your bank |
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alexis21895
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my stock teacher said a good website is stockwatch. |
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david_anantasin
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The best and cheapest online stock broker is Scotttrade. You only need $500 to open an account and they only charge you $7 per transaction for brokerage fee.
Before start investing educate yourself about invest at the website like yahoo finance or moneychimp.com.
Good luck |
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EndymionSpilos
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E-Trade tends to be one of the more popular sources. Though I would seriously research the stock, and get some advice from people who know the market well. It's a quick way to earn and LOSE money FAST! |
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isingma101
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i think for a beginner like you try buyandhold.com |
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kvuo
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scottrade is $500 to open an account, $7 per trade. You can buy any NYSE/NASDAQ/otc, pink sheets, mutual funds, bonds, etc. etc. etc.
To learn about stocks and such, try a basic article such as:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stock |
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dco
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dont buy the stock. an individual stock is one of the riskiest investments out there.
shrewd advice: read money magazine and fortune or forbes magazine for a year, learn the lingo. then start investing in mutual funds. work your way up to stocks later. you'll likely lose money otherwise. |
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7782264
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You need to set up an account with a trader such as Scott Trade or Charles Schwab. Once you are set up you can send in money to be placed in a Money Market type account and then start trading. You better do some reading on the subject first. |
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Mia N
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Education is most important.. try taking courses online and then they will help you buy stocks online. |
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balki
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this answer is applicable if u r in india
i dont know about other countries
first u must open a dmat account with some brokers like infoline,apollosinduri etc,
then if u want to do it online from ur home ,get their permission and a logon id and password.do online.buying and selling is very simple just a click.what exactly is stock is not necessary but it has something called rate(market value) for a share(a unit) which keeps on changing every second wat u have to do is buy at a lower rate and sell it when it is higher.there are lot of websites for u to suggest which share to buy for eg. www.money control.com
all the best |
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rustik23
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sharebuilder.com
buy google |
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littlebitomagic2000
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scott trade,,set up an account, takes 1000 to do,,,go from there,,,good luck the market sucks right now |
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AM Star
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You should borrow a book from the library about "stocks" or "stock market". You can also buy a book online about "stocks" or "stock market" in amazon.com. You could also check out after reading books about "stocks" or "stock market" that you could invest in online are "etrade", or "sharebuilder". I tried sharebuilder online but I didn't have enough cash to make a solid investment. I'll be investing in on a business soon which should make me more money so that I can participate in investing online at sharebuilder website. Always read all the fine prints about your trade. I plan to invest quite extensively for the future. I'm also relying on my 401K plan to help me through retirement.
Always research the stocks that you're going to buy before investing.
One thing I learned about stocks is by reading my 401K plans. I like the 401K plan idea and that's how I'm always going to invest in mutual funds. |
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DefenseEngineer
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Below is a link to the help section for trading stocks through E*Trade. I suggest giving that a read through. |
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**BLu Tinkerbell**
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etrade.com.... i just seen the commercial. |
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gaby1120
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Before you buy anything, you should talk to a financial adviser. You can find one at your local bank. He/she will give you FREE advice on what is most convenient for you. |
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Cassie
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e-trade.com!!! |
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tait_brown
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www.put$inApileAndBurnIt.com |
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Cão Bravo
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You have to open an account with a brokerage firm and fund it (deposit money). Then you can buy stock online, using the account and the funds you have deposited. |
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vanamont7
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Break it down to a conventional search. Don't go for blue chip unless you can afford it, and you'll probably have to sign up with some type of online broker probably necessitating credit or debit card of sorts. Stock isn't the best investment. Gold is. Read up on it. Not jewelry. Or as a lot of people like to say; " Julery " like
" Nucular " instead of nuclear.
It has to say: 99.999 % pure or something to that effect, what's known as one K pure. Twelve ounces to the Troy gold pound. Check it out assiduously first. Okay? |
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