 About the stock market? |
| i have always wanted to learn how to play the stock market... but dont know where to go to find information..is there a site i can go to that will show me how it is done .. i need something easy ... |
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 Young Investor to be.? |
| I'm 18 years old and looking to start investing a little. Don't have much money right now because I'm your typical broke college student. But does anyone have some tips on investing a ... |
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 Where to put my $$$ in this bullshit economy.? |
| The Fed just announced that they are going to cut interest rates (3/17/2008). As if the rates are not low enough as it is, with Emigrant giving about 3.30% only, and brick-and-mortar banks giving ... |
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 How much should I contribute to my 401(k) if I will be leaving the company in a year? |
| I just recently became 20% vested in my company, and they opened up a profit sharing account for me with a 401(k) option. I will be leaving in the summer of 2008 because I will be going to Graduate ... |
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 I have a strategy to earn $250 per month by trading in forex on $3500 capital..how to market that ? |
| what is the best method? a fixed monthly subscription, sharing profits or one time payment? please suggest.......... |
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 In United States, form who should I buy the stock? |
In United States, form who should I buy the stock?
lets say, i know which stock to buy
I am looking for an option so that I have to pay minimum transaction fee
please advise
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 Which is better, buying gold stock or bars/bullion? |
| Figure a middle-class man with average income. Please cite your sources! Thank you :-)... |
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 Is this a good time to buy shares? Experts?? ? |
| Do you think the share price will go further down?... |
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 Whats the best way to buy gold at the moment ? |
| Due to the current market in gold going upwards, whats the best way to buy it ? coins, bars, how safe to but it over the net ? is there site that explains in simple terms the best way without having ... |
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 Stock question.? |
| I know what a mutual fund is, but I'm not quite sure how it works. So how does it work? Thanks!... |
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 Penny stocks: Buying at $0.0001 and selling at $0.0002? |
| I recently started trading penny stocks with the advice of a friend. He told me to buy a certain stock at $.0001 and told me to hold on to it until it doubled. I bought $150 worth of that stock. I ... |
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 Need help to sue my stock broker? |
Friends,
Last month i gave a dd to my stock broker asking her to subscribe for reliance power! She has lost it and dint even send it to reliance power which has now been confirmed. She has ... |
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 Is trust a bad thing? |
| like putting trust in hierarchy. or trusting in god that seems to have created a fuss now and then. like i hear the americans say in god we trust, and then some american might say why did my kid die ... |
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chicago3200000 | Playing the market; things to know? |
As my household income has increased, my wife and I are contemplating entering individual stocks within the stock market. My experience in the stock market is actually pretty long-been in about 10 years so far; however, the experience is in mostly in mutual funds. They've treated us fairly well over the years. I used to look at just P/E ratio to understand stocks but now that I am thinking of getting in more deeply; I would like to understand the other financial information provided. Does anyone have any books to recommend or anything like that. |
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VTXrider
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I have read Buffetology and would not recomend this book as a means of getting usefull information. I am by the way a Buffet fan and read the book before going to a Berkshire Annual meeting, can't wait for the next one only a couple of weeks away.
The Buffet Way is a much better book to read.
I don't know what you mean by getting in more deeply but if you really want to go in deep read "Investment Analysis" by Graham and Dodd this is considered manadatory reading at my firm and is considered the best book for investment analysts. We keep several copies in our office for referance. The 1951 edition is considered the best by most people. It is very heavy reading though. Bengamin Graham by the way was the person who mentored Buffet. |
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Start off by reading as many articles as you can at
www.investorpedia.com (Great resource of free articles for new investors to experienced traders, also has a great dictionary to look up any kind of investing term)
On the book front I would start off by picking up 3-4 books on how the market and stocks work and fundamental analysis.
I highly recommend "The Disciplined Trader" by Mark Douglas. This is based off a true story of a professional trader that went from bankrupcy to riches again its very good story that teachs the state of mind you should be in when you are investing or trading. You dont have to know much of anything about investing or trading to learn so many lessons from the book.
I hear Buffettology by Mary Buffett, is a excellent book to teach you fundamental analysis. After that I would look into a good online broker after you are confident you have read up and learned enough to start trading. |
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zyberianwarrior
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well you can enjoy lower expenses and wilder swings with ETF versions of yoru mutual funds. They operate the same way as Mutuals but you can trade them interday and liek I said they have much wilder swings.
as for books Jim Cramer and Jim Rodgers have put out some good ones recently. |
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SWH
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The Intelligent Investor by Benjamin Graham
Warren Buffett Portfolio by Robert Hagstrom
One Up On Wall Street by Peter Lynch
Technical Analysis of Stock Trends by Robert Edwards, John Magee
How to make money in stocks by William O'neill
The Intelligent Investor" by Benjamin Graham
All the above are highly recommended prior to investing in the market with real money.
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mntndo
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There must be an "Investing for Dummies" or Stock Market for Dummies." I've used other books in this series and it is thorough, so try to find one of these. |
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barry_robbins_98
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If you want to see what the best investors are buying, check out http://www.top10traders.com - this is a free site that lets you create a portfolio of stocks with $100,000 in "play" money. Each day the site ranks the best performing portfolios, so you can see how your picks perform compared to other investors. You can read posts on investing from the best traders, as well as share your own investing ideas. There is a charting feature, so you can see how your portfolio performs compared to the S&P 500. Also, you can create your own "group" so that you can see how you are doing compared to your friends.
Here are this month's best traders:
http://www.top10traders.com/Top10Standings.aspx
Hope this helps. |
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Frank Castle
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It's time to hire a Portfolio Manager. |
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