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bhargav j | How to earn in stock market ? |
i am totaly knowledge but my luck not faver my decition always change in right time. i could not understood what i do for this. |
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Choose things you know are currently being successful, or invest in a company that's about to release something - eg. Apple stocks are a good choice since Macintosh computers are slowly gaining favour over Windows plus they're releasing the new iPhone which will include inbuilt ipod - almost guaranteed profits. |
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if you have the money but don't know where to invest, please invest your money in education first. |
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It is not luck that is not favoring you it is the timing of your getting in and out of the market. You should time it properly. You check the high and low price of stocks you want to invest from the financial papers like Economic Times, Business Line etc;. You get in when the price is close to the low and sell when it hits the high. It is easy.
If you also want to make money on the downside, you can sell call options when the stock hits high and need not sell your stock at highs. |
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jordanthegreatest
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i am with a fantastic site that takes the guess work out and they are always on the money
http://goldenbullpicks.com |
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frank s
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iron ore stocks. |
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talla
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keep on trying untill your hardwork wins |
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Shang B
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U need to use your common sense...to understand risk and returns...if you dun wanna go thru all the boring finance books...
and consult experienced people also..
for the current stock market now..dunno whether it's a good time to go in...refer to the link below for an article about the risks in the current stock market...
this girl's blog got other useful articles also...i have been spending one whole afternoon reading her blog postings..haha |
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hanvis
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Avoid speculation. Invest in good stocks at least six months to one year. You will definitely gain. Don't be greedy. If you get a profit of 25 to 30% you should sell the shares. |
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iTag
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Learn from this blog :
how to buy stocks for long term view.
http://hardikpatel98.blogspot.com/ |
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jose Izxc
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follow the lucky stock investors in what stocks they are buying. after some good experience you will understand better. |
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Anthony Robbins used to advocate a system called OPA (Outcome Focused, Purpose Driven, Action Plan). This was later changed to RPM.
Anyway what that meant was you first of all had an Outcome (Let us say that our outcome is to have $5Million).
Next Purpose Driven. This is what will make us strive towards our goal, taking all actions, and not getting discouraged. (This is the dream. What will you do when/if you had $5M. This is what will kick start your massive action plan, this is what will give you the energy, the stamina, the belief that it is all worth while)
Finally, the massive action plan. What it will take for you to reach your goal, your $5M.
I have followed investment schemes, read books, but nobody would tell me what to buy, when to buy it, and more importantly when to sell it again.
I found the many Mutual funds fail to beat the S&P500, so even if I chose Mutual Funds, there is no guarantee of success.
So what can I do. What is the best way to reach my goal of $5M balancing the amount of risk I am willing to take against the chances of reaching my goal within the next 15-20 years.
Yes, putting a date on when you will achieve your goal is also vitally important.
The one system that I have seen, that has a past record, is achievable, and more importantly is easy to understand is the Stocks Monthly system.
Their target is to grow $10,000 to $10M in 20 years.
Mine too :) |
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The best way to make money in the stock market is to do your own research of companies (instead of stocks), be patient (allow your money to compound over time) and stay out of the market.
Doing your own research entails going through annual reports to check if the company is financially healthy and profitability and the company can sustain the profitability in the long term. A good company usually has a competitive advantage that can increase the shareholder's wealth. You must also be able to determine what the instrinsic value of the company and compare you it to the current market price. When the current market price is below the instrinsic value, you buy shares that you like (assuming you have studied the company's financials). Otherwise, wait for the market to dip the price of the stock you want.
It's actually like shopping for clothes. You know what to buy and wait for the price to be cheap. Then, you wait and hold on to the stock. You only sell when the fundamentals (balance sheet and income statement) have deteriorated. Otherwise, you hold on.
Happy investing and do not be so conscious with the prices of your stocks as there would be upswing and downswing. It's normal. You stick to what you believe. After all, the market usually misprice the stocks. |
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