I just wanted to know if anyone had any insight on any good, reliable sites that would be best to trade stocks online?
I know Etrade.com is one site but I was wondering if there were any ...
what is something that you have tried. My strategy is setting a limit price for a stock that fluctuates regularly, and basically buy it when its low and set another limit price to sell it when it ...
I have always looked at the share prices and history behind the companies on the TV, newspaper and internet. Now I want to invest and trade In those shares.
What I require I believe is:
1. T...
I have recived £27,000 and i am looking on a way to invest this money, giving me a monthly income from it. not so much as a wage but enough to pay the phone bill a dinner out etc...
any advice ...
I saw Lehman Brothers stock is down to 20 cents. What happens if I were to buy the stock? Does my stock suddenly become worth whatever the stock of the company who takes them over is or will I lose ...
First of all:I don't know much about trading. I have seen Ford stock going from $3.85 to $5.9 then down to $4.3, and then going back to $5.4 in a matter of days. Let's say I bought 1000 ...
I am a 21 year old male college student currently living in North Orange County. I am preparing to inherit about $250,000.00 from a family member's estate, and I am somewhat unsure of what to do ...
annon
How to invest in stocks and shares ?
I am beginner and i wud like to know how to start investin and wud like to know some sites or books for background readin.
Read, read, and read. Trust nobody. Read some more.
Start with mutual funds before investing in individual stocks. Invest what you can afford to lose initially.
Index-based mutual funds are substantially safe for novice investors.
Equity-based mutual funds are moderately risky for novice investors, especially in this wild market.
Individual stocks are very risky for novice investors.
Rule of thumb: initially aim for modest returns of 5 to 10% per year until you learn more. It is truly difficult for someone to consistently earn beyond about 12% per year in the long term (10 years or more). Don't go chasing trailing returns (look that term up).
idontknow
first u need to open demet acount then u can start investing in stock.
aussie.investor
My advice is to get educated. Learn as much as you can by reading books and talking to other investors. Get as many different points of view as you are able to.
Also, take a long term view. Invest in the business behind the share rather than just stock market symbol. But the company because to know, understand and like the business not because the share price is moving in the right direction.
Hope this helps...
padman
Investments in shares is agood idea.But mere reading books or watching TV comments will not help. You have to actually sit in the trading place in your town.It will take nearly a month to learn the basics from the people who know the stuff.
Buy shares with good fundamentals. I like
NTPC
ONGC
SBI
FINOLEX CABLE
COLGATE
HUL
rael ramone
Seek out the book by John Bogle 'The little book of common sense investing'.... He makes the case that a minimum of 95% of your investing should be in low cost no load index funds (whether stock or bond), and the rest if you want to speculate on individual stocks. Warren Buffett himself referred to 'Jack Bogles book' when on CNBC last week when asked what a beginner should look into.
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