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 Down the indian share markets.?
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 CD v. Mutual Funds?
I'm totally confused on this one. What's the difference? Which is better?
Does anyone have first hand experience with either or both?...


 Stock market question?
Do you think Fed Ex and UPS are a good companies to buy stock in? I think so because alot of people use them and with the increase of online buying, we will always need them....


 How does stocks really work.?
How do stocks really work, do I basiclly invest in a stock and then sell it to someone....


 Looking at buying and selling stocks... can you help?
I'm 22 and still in school. I'm interested in investing in stocks. I have no idea what I'm doing, but I know that it is a good idea to invest. I'm just looking for any tips, hints ...


 How to invest in stocks without using a broker?
I am really interested in investing in the stock market, but I don't want to use a broker. Is there a website or something to go to, to invest in a companie?...


 Need help explaining retirement to my bf??? Help anyone?
Ok so I have a pension at my work (I am 21) that is pretty good and I plan to work here forever or if not continue with the pension and increase the perecentages.
So a finacial planner said for ...


 What's the difference between an ETF and a mutual fund?
I've read a lot of books on investing and it seems like all of them say the very same things about ETF's and mutual funds. What is the real difference between them?...


 What is a good 401k match?
Hey everyone. I just got my first "real job" about of college about a month ago. They are offering me a 401k with a match up to 3% and then 50 cents to my dollar up to 5%. Would this be ...


 I have a financial question?
If I claim my daughter as a dependent because she is a full-time college student, can she claim herself as a dependent when she files her return?...


 How does one get over the fear of investing in stocks... i am risk averse and prefer a CD instead.?
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 Do you play the lottery? And if so, do you ever really think you'll win?
I am not much of a gambler and I really don't get it... The odds are so against it......


 If I have 401k stock that usually performs well, but is turning bearish, should I transfer to safer?
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 How does stock market work ?
like how do you buy stocks and how can it make you money ?...


 What is best and how? Mutual funds, savings account or fixed deposit.?
if i invest rs 1 lac in mutual funds i can get rs 3lac after 5 years but the return is not guranteed but in fixed deposit or saving acount int. rates are very low like walking handicapped! suggest me ...


 Why does the value of premium bonds not go up?

Additional Details
it may only be £7 but with christmas nearing and it being 34 years ago must be woth something and i am getting lots of different answers, if anyone definate what the ...


 Where to invest $5000....?
I have $5000 that I want to invest into something (Stocks, mutual fund, buisness, anything)....Where should I put it so that I would make the most money with the least amount of risk....


 Can you be 15 years old have stocks from a stock market?
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 Buy or sell?
The mkt is poised either way to move

Tell me to buy or sell, and I will, and I will let you know half an hr later whether I made or lost - first person to answer will be chosen, and I'...


 What do we mean term correction in sensex?
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J K
How to be a disciplined trader?
                     
 




Uncle Dud
Read about Jessie Livermore.


Xfactor
Being a disciplined trader means you follow rules and never break them. It means planning your trade and trading your plan. Some examples are:

- Know when to get out, even if it's at a loss
- Never change what you planned
- Use sell stops
- Don't be greedy, get out if you've reached your target price
- Don't bet against the market -- the market is always right
- Never try to catch the bottom of a stock price


Shake'n'bake
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The best way to be a disciplined trader is to have a plan. You have to have a plan for what and when to buy, and what and when to sell. You need to know specifically why you think a stock is going to go up. You can't just hope that a stock will go up. You can't reason that because a stock was higher priced a week ago, it should get back up there sometime. You need to have a set of proven criteria upon which to buy a stock, and you need to have a plan for when to sell that stock. Both if it goes up, and if it goes down. Once you have a plan, you can trade less upon emotion, and with the confidence that if you stick to the plan, you will succeed in the long run. If you don't have a plan, then you are simply trading upon fear and greed. Plans can be changed if they don't work, fear and greed can't.

Once you have a plan, all that you need is experience. Experience teaches you what happens if you don't stick to the plan. Discipline comes from first having a plan, and then from having the experience, which gives you the confidence, to stick to the plan.


ask me how
you are born with it.. discipline comes with emotional intelligence, you cannot teach it,

That is why so few people make money in the markets and the ones that have it make all the money


STEPHEN J
Day trading is notoriously difficult to be successful at. Fundamental analysis, mainly value investing, is probably a better option. Check out the e-books and Excel-based software at www.finysis.net


robert KS LEE.
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it's not so easy to be a disciplined trader as whatever money u made is considered wrong n not honest as well as cheating.business is business,if don't make money who wants to do it? who wants to pay service charge,labor charge n other taxes? nothing is foc(free of charge),m i right?


Richard Jackel
How can you be a disciplined surgeon and operate on your own child?

Read my profile.


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