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levonn381 | How do play the Stock Market? |
anyone eperience pease comment and be honest !im trying to start early on learning how to make my income work for me. |
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Daniel W
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1) Sign up for a class. Many investment companies offer free seminars on investing. Or find friends who can help you understand the language.
2) Read a few books. Start with the Wall Street Journal guide to Understanding Money and Investing - this is a nice short entry level guide to investments. Then maybe tackle a bigger book, there are tons of books out there but not all are equal - a couple examples of good books- A Random Walk Down Wall Street, One Up on Wall Street
3) Be patient!! don't expect to fine a "hot" stock every day or even every month.
4) There's an old saying "invest in what you know." This means if you're an engineer, you'll tend to have a better understanding of engineering or construction companies. Consequently you should be better equipped to make sound investments in that industry than the average person.
5) Take it slow. This is a learning process. If you jump in too quickly you WILL get burned.
6) Beware of following the crowd, and don't panic. Sell when everyone else wants to buy, and buy when everyone else sells. They saying goes "the stock exchange is the only place where people run for the exit when there's a sale" (when stocks drop, people panic and sell - this is the time to rationally assess the situation and make some purchases)
Best of Luck to you!!! |
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Richard Jackel
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Investing is not a do it yourself project. Losing money can never be fun nor will it help you accomplish your goals. |
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1 Night Stand
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it's not a game you don't play in a stock market.
i'd first learn all the financial terms you need in order to understand basic analysis in order to help you determine which stock is worth it's value. buy low sell high.
open a broker account first, learn fundamentals of stocks and watch fast money and mad money on CNBC they give you great tips on stock and market trend. |
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Goethe
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Lose the "play" terminology. Read Reminiscence of a Stock Operator (very old memoir of rags-to-riches tale), or get your hands on anything about Warren Buffett's value investing style (his own take on older theory of Ben...). Stocks are simply the individual measure of a particular company's earning power (hence Price /Earnings ratio). Apple has moved from under $20 to above $180 in 6 years because it's earnings potential, fed by $400 sales of $15 items. |
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kenny87
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You should first ask yourself whether or not you want to trade stocks or invest in companies.
If you want to trade stocks, IMO, you can't consistently beat the market. As a novice your best strategy is to diversify your portfolio.
If you want to invest in companies you should first think about buying stock in companies whose products you buy. Also, you should know how to read financial statements.
Learn as much as you can about the company's business, industry, and financial condition and performance (you'll need to know how to interpret financial's for this). Buy stock in the company whose products/services you like, is an industry leader, and has good financial condition and has solid financial performance. |
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te144
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To add to what's already been said, get a firmer grip on your keyboard. You 'purchase' stocks by their symbol, and if you get one letter wrong, too bad. |
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snck
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Hard to tell someone how to learn something especially as complicated as the market. The stock market is alot more than just numbers. There is a TON of human emotion involved. Emotions like fear and panic, enthusiasim and optimisim often have more to do with the day to day fulctuations of a stock than the actual perform of the company and its management.
Best thing I personally think you can start out doing is paying attention to a few stocks of companies you know and understand. Perhaps they are clothing companies like Nike, Underarmor. Perhaps your a computer guy and understand the business of a company like .Intel, Microsoft or Apple. Go back and look at the price of those stocks for weeks, months or even years and try and match up significant moves in their stock price with news, earnings or even world events that caused those moves. Understanding what made a stock move in the past could give you an indication on what might happen in the future if you can see history repeating itself.
Start trading on paper at first if your not comfortable with risking real money and see how you fair. Make sure you spend an appropriate amout of time doing your research. READ THE LAST COUPLE ANNUAL REPORTS a company your interested in has put out and listen to their recent conference calls. Both are usually archived on the company's website under investor relations. Do not rely on stock tips, research is your friend.
Best of luck and dont get frustrated if your not sucessful on your first couple of trades/investments right out the gate. Have faith in your research even if the stock goes down right after you buy it. Just go back over what your research told you and make sure you didnt miss anything or make sure things have not changed. Don't be afraid to stick with a loser but at the same time don't be afraid to admit your wrong and move on. |
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Frank Castle
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The Stock Market IS NOT A GAME. |
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