I want to learn about stocks. Like what age I have to be to buy them, what I should look for, where should I buy stocks from, all the stuff that people who work with stocks know. I like to read, so ...
Hi everyone! My husband and I got married 6 months ago and have no clue about investing or IRA's or anything. We want to effectively and safely save for retirement. We currently have about $30,0...
i have to buy 3 stocks from either the NYSE or Nasdaq for a school project. The object is try to get the most money from those 3 stocks over a certain period of time (1 month). Does anyone have any ...
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Stocks still go down and down and down...
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people stop....you CAN buy five different stocks with 1000 and you don't need one index fund to do it either. I prefer ETF's over any one lone stock. But what you want to do is pick the five RIGHT ones long time companies with a good track record (maybe not necessarly in price but no cooking the books like enron or imclone (or whatever Martha got in trouble in). What you want to do is pick 5 different stocks in different sectors. For EXAMPLE Microsoft, Target, Chevron, Disney and Bank of America. Right there you have tech, oil, media, retail and a bank. $250 (or so) in each one. Keep it balanced (don't go over 20% in any one of them) and go for it.
Good luck and put stop losses (a price under what you initially pay for the stock) on every order.
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