I've got 5000 savings and dont know whats best?
Im 22 and at present work on cruiseships and plan to do so until new year...and i earn less than 6k. Well the pittance that i earn is tax ...
Additional Details i just heard warren buffet say to avoid oil and metal because they have reached their peak and will start dropping soon and he also said to invest in agricultural ...
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I was thinking of invest in like 4k in Ford Motor company stock , figuring it cant get much lower , besides 3 year ago it was $10 a share. So if it gets back up to $10 a share I will cash in giving ...
To read a few good books before you start investing in the equity markets is a good starting point.
We would suggest
"Security Analysis" by Graham & Dodd;
"The Intelligent Investor" by Bejamin Graham;
"Investment Analysis & Portfolio Management" by Prasanna Chandra;
"One up on Wall Street" by Peter Lynch; amongst others.
In fact, there are thousands of books written on the subject and you could do a search for them; Amazon.com would be a good place to look.
All the best in your search for knowledge.
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Mas J
The best to start is book of Benjamin Graham (Intelligent Investor). He is the teacher of Warren Buffet. You can see the link from here :
http://investingbook.blogspot.com/2008/05/intelligent-investor.html
the second book is The Essays Of Warren Buffet
just see the link from :
http://investingbook.blogspot.com/2008/05/essay-of-warren-buffet.html
Happy investing
Pooja Bedi
Start with: "The Intelligent Investor" by Benjamin Graham.
Also read: "The little book that beats the market"
"Security Analysis" by Graham is the Bible of Value Investing. But understanding it requires more knowledge and patience which only comes with time.
sayan d
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There are a number of books on share trading in market, share trading is a wide subjects and you must known some basics before you purchase a book.
You can get started with traderji.com a online community forum for budding traders. There you'll find lot of information and links to useful contents and even ebooks.
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My 2 cents...
For active investing, Cramer's books. I personally like the first one, Real Money.
For passive investing, Beating the Dow with Bonds, which follows the dog of the down methodology.
I'll write a bunch of sites for you to visit, decide how much time and money you have for stock trading/investing and then pick the style that you want. Do not be constrained in one method for putting money in the market, but do read and learn how to do it right.
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