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 Advantages of high priced shares?
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 How to start investing in stock market?
How to start investing in stock market? and make money from online stock trading....


 Where can I learn more about the stock market and investing money online?
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 How are points calculated on stock exchanges?
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 How to be a millionaires?
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 Why don't retailers like Safeway and Wal-mart make their own products to save money?
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 Is gold going to continue to rise in the next 60 days?
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 How should I invest my $1,000?
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 What was the best investment that you've ever made?
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 What would be the best way to invest a 6 digit amount of money with little risk with over a nine % APR?
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 Where can i start learning stock market??
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 Where would you invest £50,000?
My mother has £50,000 to put into an account, she would like to get a return to pay her rent, if this is possible,...


 How should I invest?
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 Is it legal to buy stock in the company you work for...or is it considered insider trading?
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 How do you like gold now?
Gold is heading for its fourth straight day of declines. Any goldbugs getting nervous yet? Wait, don't tell me--it's a buying opportunity. Well, maybe it is. Or maybe the party's ...


 What is the easiest and cheapest way for a novice to buy a half dozen stocks?
I'm not interested in becoming a regular investor (yet). I just want to buy my nieces and nephews a few stocks for their birthdays this one time....


 I live in USA. Does US government allow online trading of stocks in international markets?
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 For those who research stocks before you buy, what would you buy now?

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 If someone purchased 10 shares of AMD stock at the end of 96, how much money would it have yielded by now?
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barry d
Is it possible to make a living buying and selling stocks and shares?
I was told about forex and day trading but I think it might be a scam.
                     
 




Califrich
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Conservatively, you can average about 12% a year by buying large-capitalization stocks and selling (also called writing) call options to collect a premium. So you can make about $12,000 for each $100,000 in your account. With a $500,000 account, you would make about $60,000 a year. With a larger account, of course, you could make more.
Another way to make consistent profits in stocks in "swing trading," going for small moves of several days to several weeks in stocks or stock options. I use Japanese candlestick charts to swing trade, and have been averaging 8% to 12% a month, using some leverage. Instead of buying stocks, I buy deep-in-the-money options, going both long and short. Doing this, even a small account of $100,000 can make you $8,000 to $12,000 a month, an amount many people would consider a very comfortable living. Get a book on Japanese candlestick trading, paper-trade for a while (just make "pretend" trades, tracking the results in Yahoo Finance) until you become proficient at recognizing and acting on the signals.


forex-signals-4u.com
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Hi,

As with stocks and shares, the forex market is a very risky market.

But you can make money if you know what you are doing.

I recommend you 2 forex companies you can start opening a demo account to try the forex market for yourself before comitting real money.
1- www.oanda.com
2- www.fxcm.com

If you have no idea about forex I strongly suggest some education before you start. A good place to learn and take the quiz for each lessons is:
www.babypips.com/

Once you're ready to trade and based on my personal experience you need some kind of help in the market place to be able to place winning trade I suggest to you to visit:
www.forex-signals-4u.com

Good luck


raniokoye
from my understand it is, but it requires a lot of work, I don't think its something just anyone can get into, like being a computer programmer, it's possible to make a good living doing it, but not everyone is going to be capable of doing it effectively to make a living off it. anyway, some more information on it, check out: http://www.insightempire.com/Freeforextraining/


piet lul
the one you mention is a scam, but otherwise you can make a lot of money trading stocks, if you know what you are doing, which seemingly you don't.


Frank Castle
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Yes.

Open a brokerage account at Zecco and I will make at least $10,000.00 USD for you for FREE for educational purposes only. (I am a Portfolio Manager with over a decade of experience in the Stock Markets)


eauclaire101
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if you are rich then, yes it is possible. If you are poor, then keep working your hourly wage. How do you determine if you are rich or poor? I don't know. Check my profile for a fun investment idea.


Barry R
You can make a living, but you need a lot of money to start with. A decent annual return is 12%. To make $36,000 a year, you would need $300,000 of initial money.

Here is a good site, where you can see investors whose "practice" portfolios have made huge gains over the past year: http://www.top10traders.com

Good luck!


alexandriaferrari1
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No it's not but only an experienced Broker and firm can do it.
The average person does not know what to do buy hold or sell and can lose all their money..if you want to invest in stocks open an account with an experienced broker with a good background and at least twenty years in the business..and only invest in stocks what you can afford to lose. It is High return for sure but high risk too!


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