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 How much do I need to get started trading in forex?
How much money does it take to get started trading in the forex market?...


 Where Can I Learn About Individual Stocks?
I am tired of my mutual funds. I am sure I can do better than these guys. Any advice? Thanks....


 Geojit, ICICI Direct or Reliance Money. Which one would you recommend?
I planned to open an accout with Reliance Money today but I have gone through Yahoo answers and found that there are lots of complaints about Reliance Money. Can you please tell me the pros and cons ...


 Im looking for help with investing my money?
I have a few questions about investing my money and would like someone with experience to maybe give me some advice and share your opinions on where to start. i was looking into etrade or something ...


 How to become financially independent by the time Im 35?
Im in my early 20's and make good money. What should I do to become financially independent in 10 yrs??...


 I want to learn about the stock market.?
I am willing to invest $30 in the stock market. I want to turn it into $250 (doesn't matter if it takes a while). Any tips or advice you can give me would be appreciated. I am trying to ...


 When wall street goes down how does that effect us?
its been on the news and Im a bit worried for America....


 In the financial jungle which are the best options for investments?
To add value for savings and for retirement - Mutual funds, directly stock market, ULIP, PPF, Bank FD, NSC, LIC, Infrastructure bonds.
Kindly comment taking all the above instruments in ...


 What investment is right for me?
What investment is right for me?
I am a sinle, 18 year old college student who saves around $2,000 to $4,500 per year. Current income is about $15,000 with not college tuition to pay. I dont ...


 Does anyone know a website that show stock trends?
I'm looking for a wesite that is aways showing new trendy stocks to buy or there are great rummors on the stocks. If possible free information not the pay ...


 How many stocks should I carry in my portfolio?
I am looking to invest long-term (20+ years) and this is my first time buying stocks. I have a medium to high risk tolerance. I will be initially investing $2500. The goal is growth for retirement ...


 Who, if anyone, will buy Yahoo! by the end of 2008?
Microsoft is gone for now and the market is less than hot,
Will Icahn ever step upto the plate or just stir the pot?...


 Am i kicking butt or what?
my picks since trying my new strategy ended in these results
gains of,
89.66%.....last thursday
12.5%.......last friday
5.56%,17.83%....yesterday
20.00%,3.65%....today!...


 Isnt gasoline cheap at $3 per gallon?
figure it out -- if one barrel of crude oil @ $72 yields 20 gallons of gasoline? thats only $60 a barrel! that means the oil cos would be losing money. gas should be well over $5...


 Is $500 enough to get me into the stock market?
What type of shares could I get and is $500 enough to buy the minimum shares required?
Additional Details
I live in Australia. Does this change anything?...


 What are some potentially successful stocks that are just starting out?
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 Is there any good investment i can do with 1000 euros?
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 Steps for a young adult planning on investing?
Hey guys, I'm 19 years old and am planning on investing $1,000 into the stock market. The hardest part about this is: Where do I begin? Are there any sites where I can open a portfolio free of ...


 What is the best way to invest your money?
retirement plans,stocks,bonds etc......


 Maximum amount of money for certificates of deposits?
I have recently came into a lot of money and wanted to invest it well for the future. I know banks have a minimum of how much you need to invest in a certificate of deposit but do they have a maximum?...



AmigaJoe
Playing the stock is basically gambling, right?
Every news story I hear about the market mentions 'nervous investors', 'jittery investors', 'worried investors', etc. Apparently people are always sitting poised, ready to yank out of the market at the first hint of trouble. If the market is a gamble, then people aren't playing it with the rent money right? The why are they always so scared?
                     
 




captdeployed
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if you r lazy and dont do your homework then its gambling. if youre smart and do the research it can sometimes be very close to a sure thing.
people are scared because when the markets go down, most people lose money. nobody wants to lose money.


tigerlilyinparis
It's more like educated gambling, more stylish, you can compare the gamblers in Atlantic City, and those who are on the floors of stock exchange, you'll see the difference. Also, it's not as risky because you can read the annual reports of the listed companies, keep track of information about the companies, know how the CEOs work, the business style etc. I like the word "speculative" better.


bizzbagg
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read the following book then you would know.
THE INTELLIGENT INVESTOR


lek
yes!!!! even the blue chips are dangerous


Oh Boy!
No, it's not "basically gambling".


emucompboy
Playing the stock market CAN BE gambling. Or it can be investing. Depends on which stocks you buy, and when you sell.

> Then why are they always so scared?
Some people have put money into investments that are greater risk and greater volatility than their "risk tolerance." Some people have invested the retirement money, in hopes of a better return than a money market fund.


Jon
Yeah it almost is, not quite. You can bet your money on a stock but you almost always get about 5 dollars a month or someting back. You're betting on buisness of a store or job doing well. The reason why the pple are scared is because you have to bet at least 500 dollars on a share hold. Some people bet higher than 15 thousand on a sharehold. And they expect to get that money back but if the stock isn't doing well there is no chance of getting it back in less than a few years.


walt17jr
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I think people get nervous because they weren't prepared for the inevitable volatility of the market. There are a lot of stories about those that got rich in the stock market. Or the stock that gained 200%. This creates a get rich quick mentality that turns to fear when they get a good dose of stock market reality.


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