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ade s | How do i start investing in a stock market with $100? |
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Peace be onto you...
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Let me tell you know that 95 percent off all Americans do not know how to invest in the stock market so go out there and do your own research.
Start reading the top nespapers suck as the New York Times, Wall street Journal, Chicago Tribune, In the business section of these great newspapers you will find great advice about companies that you can invest in.
Once you find information about the companies you can invest in, shoot over to yahoo!finance. look at all the companies financials, and determine were they are headed.
Get some books such as Jim Cramer watch CNBC.
Source(s):
Jim Cramers Watch T.V get Rich |
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theoutlawmtomsik
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$100 is not high amount to start of ff with most agencies require from $500.00 to $1000.00 to open an account.
Here is Scottsdale they require $500.00
www.scottstrade.com
you could also try statehouse, at www.tdwaterhouse.com
I be live in may be directorate.com cause Americanized bought out TD water house.
As long as you buy with cash they will let you no matter how much is in your account.
You might want to consider trying penny stocks also with such a low investment amount, they can be risky however and they usually have no dividends!
I would consider buying bonds , go to your local bank and ask them about bonds, you can buy certain bonds at banks they are a good investment, and safe also.
Also I saw some people told you about the (drip), that's a good idea also but you have to have stocks that have dividends, try Pepsi they are around $33.00 per share, PG I have them and Budweiser but they are above $50.00, look at Sara Lee also SILE they run around $17.00, you will also have to pay a fee to buy the stocks so it can range from $6 to $10.00 so try find a stock that you can buy that had dividends yet can possibly get 2 or more stocks to start off with, Wilmar, git, chalks and others take your time researching it. |
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CyEngin
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The best answer would be dont, the transaction fee itself should deter you from investing with that amount. |
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thedude
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You can go on e-trade and make a transaction for $8. The problem is with $100, you are unlikely to make any profit. If you make 8% profit, all of it goes to e-trade. You may want to invest it into a cd at the bank. You can make a fake portfolio and track all of the stocks to see how you would have done if you were investing real money. This would be a good practice to help you be prepared when you invest your own money. |
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Jeff
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You don't.
Even with a cheap broker ($10 per trade), you won't break even, even if you make a 20% gain (which is huge)
Starting cash $100
Brokerage fee to buy stock $10
Leaves you with $90 in stock.
Wait a while, it goes up 20%
Stock now worth $108
Brokerage fee to sell stock $10
Leaves you with $98
You're better off putting the money in a bank CD. |
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T J
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Find a reliable company and look for a DRIP (Dividend Re-Investment Program). You can get in for as little as one share, and the dividends earned get reinvested, so not only do you benefit from the stock going up (if it does) but you also benefit from the dividends reinvesting - the longer you hold it, the more you own, and the more you own, the more dividends you get, and the more dividends you get, the more you own, and it just grows like that.
A lot of people don't know about them, but they're really good for the small investor. |
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Gerald
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If ya use Ameritrade to hold on to your $100 and make trades ---ameritrade.com. They usually give you 10 free trades to begin with. After that they are 9.99 a trade. You can get any stock as long as it is under $100.. Turn to CNBC and watch the stock market bloom under you eager eyes.. The ticker will be running on the bottom of the screen... Pick and start??? Buy Buy Buy |
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Sinclair
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many companies offer direct purchase and DRIP (Dividend reinvestment plans). Many offer low starting investments, and do not require scheduled investment. Many Blue Chips like Exxon Mobil, Colgate, McDonalds... all offer direct purchase. Be aware of fees and look for ones without costs on buy or sell or is no cheaper than buying via a discount broker. Google DRIP and you should find listing of companies that allow. Great way to start - good luck! |
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Franco
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With such a big sum you better put it in the hands of a good wealth manager and make sure you draw up a prenuptial before you get married. |
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wrensnest
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if you only have $100 to invest it's not worth your time and effort. that amount of money will be eaten up before you turn around. take good advice from one who lost $40,000 in the NYSE to a major pharmaceutical company also to Microsoft. any stock broker will be glad to take your $100 and invest it because they get a commission but the best thing you can do with that small amount of money is to put it in a sock and hide it under your mattress. that way you will always know where it is. or put it in the bank in a savings account that draws interest. you won't get a lot of return on that but you will get some. that way you won't lose any money and judging from the fact that you only have $100 to invest in stock i would say you are not in a position to lose any money. |
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Thill
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You can use Share Builder, it is a great way for a novice to begin, you just set up an automatic payment, and they fund the stocks of your choice on a preset date every month. I use it and it works great. |
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