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 How do you make a living as a day trader?
i think i know that it is buying and selling stock but can anyone provide more details ...


 How and where to buy shares?
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 How can I make £26000?
To buy my gilfriend's ex-boyfriend out of the percentage share he owns in the house they bought together before they split.

Aside from the silly answers like go to the dog track or ...


 What is a $2 bill worth?
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 Addicted to the Stock Market?
I lost alot of money on the stock market when it crashed, but it has since recovered but i did not have the nerve to go back in. I still think about going back to try and make the money back, i feel ...


 I have been given shares of a private limited company from my grandad.?
The shares where divided between family members. everyone else wants keep them but i want to sell. do i have to get someone in the family to buy them or can i try and sell them elsewhere. What are my ...


 Is forex trading safe. Can you give some of the safer software to use?
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 Is it better to contribute to a 401K plan or pay off bank loans?
Is it worth the hit you take on the taxes to pay off loans instead of contributing the money to your 401K
Additional Details
I have over $100,000.00 in the 401K account now. I probably ...


 I am saving $700.00 per month how much of this should i invest in the stock market ?
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 Do stock tips really work ?
there are so many here on net, claiming above 90% accuracy ..
how do they work ?...... or they are just fluke
tell me your ...


 After a big shock in the share market should one invest in Mutual Funds?
After a big shock in the share market should one invest in Mutual Funds? If yes which are the best funds to invest about 1 lac Rs for long term ?...


 How can i make aquick $90,000.00 in 1 year to get me a Porsche its been my dream to own one and know I'm rea
starting to think on how to get one and am ...


 Is eBAY a good way to buy things?
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 Why do people still use "buy and hold" when it has proven to be so risky after losing 46% in 2000-2001?
I would love to know why this is ok, when it is so easy to get out....


 I am very paranoid about money and I save a lot. Is 9k good for a 20 year old to have saved up?
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 Which stock to buy?
which stocks look promising to buy? which "penny stocks" would you recommend?...


 What is the best way to get started buying/selling stocks?
How do i create an online account, put money into it, know which stocks to buy, etc....


 BREITLING ...how do i know if the BREITLING watch that i may be buying ...is real or fake ?????
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 I am student , i want to invest money with share market so what?
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 Starting with US$2000 in stock market?
can i survive? and i break even? can i climb the ladder.

how much profit will i have to make anually to break even?

damn commision rates are all different !

and no ...



shiv
I want to invest in shares, i have opened a trading acct if i want to invest what is that i need to look for?
i have absolutely no idea as to what is nse bse... how to buy..sell. nothing... i want to know how should i go ahead to invest in shares
                     
 




Bob
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One objective when learning is to minimize risk.
Try buying a utility company. Their share price moves slowly and seldom goes down. After you have made the purchase, place a "stop loss" order, below the latest selling price of the stock.

The point of this answer is to give you a type of stock that will let you learn how to make trades. Just to learn how to use your brokerage account, without risking a lot of money,

My money making advice is to learn how to use your brokerage account without loosing a lot of money.
Wait until you learn something about a company you know that is likely to increase the stock value. One you work for or a family member works. Then make your 1st money making investment. Again, after the trade is complete, put is a "stop loss" order below the current selling price of the stock.

Best wishes, (not luck)


Mr_Blue
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You really should do your homework. Read books, research online especially with company you have your account with. After that you need a plan for investing - what are your goals - what are you looking for in stocks (ie. growth, income. Write it down and commit to it. I learned a valuable lesson about having a plan. When I began investing in the stock market I invested in the hottest stocks like Global Crossing and Worldcom. I lost a lot of hard earned money. After that I developed a plan of investing for the long term in companies with good earnings history, stable management, low debt - I've stuck to this plan and it has worked for me.


sandevyl
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I would suggest that you start watching CNBC TV 18, NDTV Profit, CNBC Awaaz and Zee Business News Channels. These channels cover the stock market in great detail and some of the programs give good information on companies and even provide tips on which shares to buy for.

Moreover since you are a beginner, I would suggest you to start with investments in Mutual Funds and IPOs before moving over to secondary market.

For online reading I would suggest you to have a look at the following websites

http://www.chittorgarh.com
http://www.rupya.com
http://www.moneycontrol.com
http://www.valueresearchonline.com (For Mutual Fund Info).

For monitoring stock prices, visit the following links
http://in.finance.yahoo.com
http://www.bseindia.com
http://www.nseindia.com
http://www.moneycontrol.com


Donald B
Here is a long-term investment strategy that is very safe, offers high returns and allows the small investor to participate.

Go to : low-cost-stock-recommendations

.com

Click on the "DRIP's" Button on the Navigation Bar

These investment plans are not well known by most novice investors, but they are powerful long-term strategies that yield fantastic results. And you don't need a lot of money to participate. Click on the "ING" advertisement on the same page if you decide you are interested. It will tell you the least expensive way to get started.

Good Luck


saifudakamal
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My freind NSE stands for National Stock Exchange of India and BSE stands for Bombay Stock Exchange. Both are premier stock exchanges but BSE is the oldest in Asia. Unless you have some basic knowledge of evaluating cos. and selecting right time to buy a scrip, I will suggest that you go through Mutual Fund Route. Thsi way may be return will be ledd but risk will be negligible. If you wish, I shall suggest to you a right broker.


Murtaza Y
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r u interested in forex trading .......daily profit 1-2 percent ........money will remain in ur account ........get withdrawl any time ....u can deposit by bank wire,credit card (VISA,MASTER,AMERICAN EXPRESS)and paypal
live individual:
http://www.gcitrading.com/applyind/acct_app_ind1.php?ib=Murtaza&ib2=Yar%20Khan

u can also trade in shares and minimum start with 500 usd click on above link and fill form and deposit by any method which u like contact m e at msn messenger : hy.markets@hotmail.com chat support


bud68
You're doing it backwards: you've opened a trading account and have no idea what you are doing. That's a recipe for losing money.


demigod
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*************************************u can start invetsing as early as possible. Good u started invetsing

now u can simply try and keep a track of few companies
and thats how u would be able to figure out the best buy rates. Accordingly u can sell as well.

there are many websites where u can create ur wathc list for free
thats how u can keep track of few scripts (companies)
if u want to know more about financial market
u can read business papers and journal*s
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