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R. L | Most basic way to understand, buy and trade stock.? |
I've never and don't know anyone who has delt with stock market-I'd like to make some money if possible-I don't want a lot of info to think about-what is the min.$ and #stocks to start with. How do I get in, buy and see what happens without a lot of explaination? Is E-trade and other on-line services ok?If I take $500 and buy Kodak-How long does it take before you realize you have made or lost $. I realize I can consult an advisor but, if I don't have a slight clue as to how this works than they would be useless to me unless I went on blind faith. On the other hand I have about 2G's laying in a drawer and would like to give it a try- Please advise. |
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hmm.. well. The easiest explanation is that there really is no minimum $ amount for sites such as sharebuilder or etrade. However, you'll want to invest enough to recover the cost of trading. (Ie. buying stock costs $4 and then selling it will cost closer to $10 if you use sharebuilder)..Also, if you use a website such as sharebuilder you will be able to log into their website and look up the value of your investment in real time.
As a side note...right now is not the best time to enter into the stock market as we are entering a recession and the stock market is trending downward. Personally, I would wait and invest your money in a money market account instead. |
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2 G's is not a lot of money...so you're not going to get rich. I would advise you to put it in a Money Market Mutual Fund. It's like a savings account and is liquid.
The catch is it's not FDIC insured like a bank but is relatively safe. I've never lost money.
Next, start reading Money Magazine to educate yourself on how the stock market works.
If you decide to move your money into something else later after you get a better grasp on what your doing, you can invest in a mutual fund. There's over 5,000 to choose from so reading Money Magazine will help you sort it out.
I wouldn't recommend you buying individual stocks because it's more volitile and you can lose a lot of money.
You can lose money in mutual funds too if you're not careful. One mutual fund I had for years was a Balanced Fund...it invested in part bonds and part big multinational companies. This did well for me but that doesn't mean today it would do the same. |
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Beginner traders often fantasize or wonder about how some people are able to achieve tremendous profits by trading stocks just a few hours on a daily or weekly basis.
So going beyond the hype & the bells and whistles that a lot of the so called "trading gurus" like to invoke, the real "secrets" of the stock market game are enclosed within the trading set ups and market signals you rely on to decide how to CHOOSE stocks, as well as WHEN to BUY & when to SELL them, or even when to SHORT SELL those that are poised for a profitable fall.
So the clearer your set ups are, the faster you can spot a potentially profitable trading scenario and ACT ON IT reducing your risk.
Fortunately some sites on the web do offer more effective and updated day trading methodologies. One of those sites that can show you how to take advantage of certain stocks on positive and negative momentum as well is http://www.MomentumStockPick.com
They focus on momentum stock trading strategies, that are practical and easier to apply than many other technical systems out there. |
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You can get in with the amount of money you have, there are normally a minimum amount of stocks you have to buy though, not sure of the amount but it'll be easy to find out. A loss/gain can be realised the next day if the share price has gone up or down, you usually look at the longer term picture though. Comsec is a trustworthy site for share trading, there are many others around as well.
Advice- read the newspaper every day.
Advice- A good site to learn about stock trading is ww.asx.com.au
It has free online classes on everything from getting started, getting a good portfolio and analysising shares. There is also a free share market game run every year which you can play with 'fake' money in real market conditions, definitely a good way to learn. |
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I NEVER would have went with sharebuilder, the commissions are way too high. Sharebuilder will not allow you too sell back partial shares either. In my opinion it was a bad move. |
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