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 Great books about investing and the stock market?
Which books would you recommend for a beginning investor interested in the stock market? I've already read The Motley Fool's Investment Guide For Teens, One Up on Wall Street, and I ...


 America is it still a financial powerhouse?
1.00 United States Dollar = 0.81 European Union E...


 Whens a good time to start investing?
And/or saving up for retirement?...


 Has your college education been a good investment.?
College is not cheap, is it worth the cash if you have to pay for it yourself....


 How does interest rates effect share prices.?
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 I have exactly 12,000 USD to invest?
Well actually 10 because the other 2 I have to put aside for daily living. What can I do to make back profit within 1 month with this amount ? From personal experience I know how to make back some ...


 What is the best stock to buy for 2007?
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 Books or websites that help out beginners in the stock market?
I'm looking for serious and non-spam recommendations for websites or books that can help out beginners who want to trade stocks online and get the basic information of what they need to do.
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 What is a bond?
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 Should Isell all my stocks since th market is tanking?
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 Best place to invest $100K?
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 Which share is best to buy presently for a short period of time.......?
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 What should I do regarding my 401K?
I believe my company, Monarch Industries, has a 401k plan set up for their employees with Fidelity. I want as much growth as possible, but I don't want to an extreme amount of risk with my ...


 What is the best investment stradergy?
in the share market, cause i cant trust ne one from the net except people lol so tell me please, or give me links to good ...


 How do you start to become an INVESTOR?
what are the things that you need to know to become an investor?...


 Who are the people on the stock market trading floor - what are they doing - what are those hand signals?
I see these people yelling at someone up on a balcony somewhere, yelling into a phone, making funny hand signals to someone - there are bunches of people there - I just wonder how the whole thing ...


 What stocks will you invest in this year?
You can say an industry like energy or a specific one you have in ...


 Are all online jobs posted on the web are scams?
I thought of buying google pride kit.Many people has given their comments on googlepride (Googlehotcash.com) and they are give the cheque proofs.Is these things false ? Give me some guidelines ...


 What is the minimum number of shares to buy in stock Market.?
I want to buy a share in the Stock Market BSE OR NSE. For that I have to know what is the minimum # of shares to buy?...


 Where can I buy firewood, English muffins, rope, barbed wire, a palm pilot, silly putty, and anti-freeze...?
All at a one stop location?...



blackpetal
How should I start investing into stocks?
What are the important areas I should be very careful and critical about? How should I know how to ttranslate the information in the stock market graph?
                     
 




BigBen
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if you want to invest for long term, study the stock business performance. but if you incline to stock trading, study the market behaviour by analysing the stock trading charts.


dinu_pawar
get eooks & charts 2sudy

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tony s
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The best way is to invest in a mutual fund. They manage your money for u and over the long term u will do very well. Go with Vanguard mutual funds. I have a few and do well. Go to Vanguard .com they will help u . Don't buy stocks on your Owen. if u need help let ME know OK. good luck. xxx


Chad
Investing in "individual" stocks takes a lot of knowledge and practice; so I would not suggest doing this until you understand completely how the stock markets work.

Vanguard.com is ideal for long term investors who want to learn about mutual funds, index funds, and exchange-traded-funds (ETFs). Trading funds is less risky than trying to trade "individual" stocks.

Unless you plan on spending everyday of your life looking at stock charts trying to determine the best time to get in and out of "individual" stocks, I would look into some sort of fund.

Also be very careful about asking for stock tips online. Most are probably worthless or contain unethical motives. Do not fall for any Pump-and-Dump scams.

As far as books go, I actually started out with the Investing for Dummies books, and they definitely pushed me in the right direction. To many other books have their own agendas in my opinion.

The websites below all contain plenty of FREE information to get you started in the right direction.


ladyluck
no such time as the present the younger you are the fastre you should take the plunge get in and start buying learning the graphs is a great idea but surely atleast gos ee a broker for starters


C S Sudheer
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If you are a new entrant in to the stock market, better not to invest in stocks directly. because, investing stocks requires lot of research, experience, knowledge, time and patience. As a fresher it may be difficult to you.
The best way of learning the basics of stock market is to invest in mutual funds. There the loss of capital will not happen though you are a fresher. i suggest you to invest in some best performing well built mutual funds. that will gives you some good returns, as well as it gives an insight in to the stock market.


Squiffy
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What about a mini or maci isa? Bit safer?


G.P.O.
I would buy ticker DIA. This is DIAMONDS TRUST and represents the 30 stocks that make-up the Dow Jones Industrial Average. If DJIA sinks, your investment sinks. But, look at the DJIA chart for the past 100 years. Neither you nor any investment advisor (including myself) can change the course of DJIA. If anyone had beaten the DJIA over a 100 year period, he/she is either a crook (inside traders) or had too much luck on their side.


Bear
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There is no simple answer...you must learn before you put money in the market. There is plenty to learn about price chart reading, levels of support and resistance, trading volume, where to get trading info and which trading system to use.

A lot can be learned by doing courses..you can also become a member of the site below:


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