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Will H | If someone buys stock do they have to watch cnbc and watch the price everyday? |
when someone buys stock do they really have to watch cnbc everyday to see how it is doing? what if they dont watch cnbc or read the wall street journal everyday and the price goes down how would you know to get out? |
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Net Advisor
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It's like the boxers or brief question. "It depends."
If you are trading, you prob should be watching the stock every second or watch the minuet chart.
If you are buying and holding for 5-10 years which no one seems to do this anymore, then you don't need to watch it.
I used to ask people when they said they want to watch their stock. "Do you want to watch it go up, or watch it go down?" They didn't have a plan.
You need to have a entry and exit strategy before entering a trade. If you are looking long term as said, then just wait.
If you are not comfortable owning the stock, then you should not be in it, or not be taking on that kind of risk.
For most people, I tell them to buy or dollar cost average into the S&P 500, wait 10 years and they'll prob be very happy and no stress of the day-to-day Wall Street grind.
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Kevin C
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No. That is actually a bad thing to do as it will stress you out every time it takes a little dip. Do your research in advance and buy a good stock. Keep track of it and keep up to date on the company, but don't worry about the day-to-day ups and downs of the price. |
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muncie birder
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I don't think so. I don't like cnbc. I prefer Bloomberg. As for knowing when to sell, that is a real problem. Different folks have different strategies. Some just place a stop loss on the stock at a certain $ value or % value below their buy price. Others buy with a conviction and hang in there through thick and thin. Others watch the news items on their stocks and if the news proves not good they then sell. I sort of use that approach. I use Yahoo finance to watch the stock prices. |
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A nobody
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No
First of all, you don't ever have to watch CNBC unless you want bias reporting.
If you're a long term investor and bought appropriately, you only should check the price of the stock periodically.
But you should check the business news in general, se if there is any news about your company or the industry in general |
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cesarmartinez209
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yea if your not an active trader i don't recommend looking at your stocks everyday, that will stress you out and make you panic. and no you don't have to watch cnbc or any news show to get stock quote there is plenty of websites online that you can see stock quotes my personal favorite is yahoo finance. im guessing your a young person just curious about how it works so i wont get into any of the details. |
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Formerly known as Frank Castle
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No. (They hire Portfolio Managers like myself to do exactly that) |
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michael_alca23
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You should know when to get out before you buy.
I personaly like CNBC, well Squawk and the morning shows. Fast Money and Mad Money, im not too fond of.
I dont really agree with using stock-picks by experts. But if they have something to say about the fundamentals, which Cramer usually does, Mad Money is ok.
As far as watching a stock, if your a trader you have to have a plan wether your going to trade by tick, minute, hour, day, or within a week before you even open the trade and at that same time you make a stop loss(the point where you get out of the trade)
If your are an investor, it is always good to read up on the financial news frequently, not nessesaribly your stock, but news in general.
I wouldnt suggest yo look at your portfolio everyday, you will go mad and could get caught up in fear or greed, which will interevene your first perception of the investment, and that is damaging to your pockets.
When you invest, you have to be 100% comfortable with what your doing and understand that the market will vary from good to bad times, but in the long run your goal you will profit. |
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Doctor Deth
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stock prices are in every newspaper and on dozens of websites - do you live in a cave? |
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raysor
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If you were trading short term you might like to watch the prices. But you would need real-tiem level2.
You normally have a facility to be alerted when it goes through your set limits.Long term you can just look in the paper once a week, or let your broker phone you! |
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