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 How can I learn on Forex?
all i want to do is learn on FOR EX (Foreign Exchange) currency without having to sign up for anything. Can anyone help me out? Thanks....


 What is the best investment you ever made?
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 I lost my company some two years ago and have a lot of stock left over how do I dispose of it?
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 I have a question can anyone give me next week lottery number please pick 6 numbers each up up to 49?
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 How does a young boy buy stock without knowing anything about wall street ?
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 What stocks should I buy that would go up in a long term?
I'm just turning 18 and for my birthday i would like to buy stocks i want to put my money to work. What stocks should be going up in a long term?...


 I have 200 dollars im 13 what do i do?
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 Does anyone know of a good stock or fund for a beginning investor?
I am a young professional and would like to begin investing part of my income in addition to my 401K. I have only $2000 to start with, but I since I recently paid off a debt, I expect to be able to ...


 BEST TIPS TO PURCHASE SHARES?
What is the website that gives the entire details as tips for purchase of shares everyday?...


 What Stocks Are The Best To Invest In Today?
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 Invest or buy a car?
For my high school Graduation I got about 15,000 USD and my mom wanted me to buy a car with it BUT I was thinking of investing some if not all of the money. I am 18 and know almost nothing about ...


 What is the maximum no. of companies(stocks) that u maintain in ur portfolio at a time
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 Technically, is it possible to generate so much income from?
dividens that one would never have to work again?
I just wanted to run that by someone because it sounds too good to be true, whats the possible catch ( other than taxes), and why dont I hear ...


 How do you invest?
I think I want to try this its like the lotto its just when you lose nothing goes to education.

1) what do I need to buy before investing?
2) Do I need to see anyone?
3)How do ...


 How to make money?
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 I am 70.5 yrs. old. What to do with matured investments - ira's?
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 Please tell me a stock share which will double in price in the next 6 months.?
Preferably a high volume traded stock....


 Why did the stock market go up today when interest rates are rising?
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 Walgreens or CVS?
I am looking to buy stock in one of the two companies and want to know which one is better. I like both so this will break my tie (hopefully.) I don't like Rite-Aid so Walgreens, (WAG) or CVS (CV...


 Is a wise choice, investing in property?
or which are the other options where we can make a good money in short / long ...



Ms. Right Now
What is the best way to learn about stocks and how the stock market works?
is it better to take a college course or to just read up on some books
                     
 




jon b
A safer way to learn would be to play a Stock Market simulation, such as:

http://www.howthemarketworks.com/

It's free, real- time trading, just with play money.


Patrino
You can learn about stocks and how the stock market works via college courses or books, however no college course will teach you how to actually trade profitably.

If your aim is to invest/trade the market then start with some "basic" stock market books. Then as you begin to understand the concepts look into technical and fundamental analysis.

Learning to trade is like learning any profession, it will take time and effort and "many" mistakes.

GL


katehadson
It depends on your assiduity and quick-wittedness. No doubt, the better way is to learn everything from financial gurus in direct contact. But some geniuses can study well through Internet.


Vivienne S
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Here's good place to learn about natural stocks market: www.resourcefortunes.com


forexfenom
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There are plenty of good sites offering education more applicable than anything in higher education.

Don't pay for any expensive programs though. There is very good free stuff at sites like:

www.learningmarkets.com (for beinngers and advanced)
www.investopedia.com (more for intermediate, but some beginner stuff)

Also, before you start investing, know what you need to know. It helped me decide how much time and effort it really takes, and what kind of returns are realistice. see the source below.


Barney
Attend the free Investools seminar in your area. I did.


Alex
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Before investing, it is important to know that share trading is no magic or gambling that can fetch you money over night. It is a serious business that needs to be well taken care of and demands hard work and thorough calculations to get sheer profits.

The best thing among stock market investment states is "hear to all, do for you". Listening to every cliché is as important as different traders face different situations and they have their own say in the practical situations. However, no one knows at what time the advice may help in producing favourable returns. Though, it should be made sure that the tips and advice do not grab the individual thought and calculations. Learn to mold the advice to your own benefit is the main criteria.

The below tutorial may help you in the stock market.

http://ezinearticles.com/?Learn-To-Invest-In-Stocks---Get-Started&id=935472


How Do The Stocks Trade

Stocks are bought and sold on stock exchanges where the sellers and buyers meet to decide the prices of stocks and trade them. Such stock exchanges are made of brick and mortar. Stocks are bought and sold on the trading floor. We have often seen the visuals of traders in blue jackets wildly waving their hands, gesticulating and trying to out-yell each other. This type of exchange is called physical exchange.

The other type of exchange is virtual exchange. It is comprised of a network of computers where stocks are traded electronically. The traders can buy and sell the stocks from the comfort of their homes using computers and internet.

The purpose of the stock market is to facilitate the exchange of securities, in other words, buying and selling of shares. A stock market is like a farmers' super-sophisticated market which brings together both the buyers and sellers of stocks. You can imagine how difficult it would be to find a customer to buy your shares in your neighborhood. It might not be easy to find one even if you advertised in the local press. Even if you found a customer, it would still be difficult to sell him your stock because the trade requires certain formalities, which can be performed only through the good brokerage firm.

Stock exchange solves the problem of buying and selling the stock.

The stock market is of two types, primary market and secondary market. The primary market is one where securities are created through an Initial Public Offering. Once the shares have been issued, they are traded in another market which is called secondary market. So secondary market is the place where the investors trade the previously issued securities without involving the share issuing companies. When we talk about stock market, we are referring to the secondary market. It must also be understood that the trading of a company's stock does not directly involve the company itself.

There are three major stock exchanges in the US. They are New York Stock Exchange-NYSE, National Association of Securities Dealers Automated Quotations or the NASDAQ and the American Stock Exchange -AMEX.

The New York Stock Exchange

Also nicknamed the 'Big Board', the NYSE is the most prestigious exchange in the world. Founded in 1792, more than two centuries back, NYSE is an example of a physical exchange. It is a listed exchange and provides market for the stocks of some of the largest companies of the US including like General Electric, McDonald's, Citigroup, Coca-Cola, Gillette and Wal-mart.

Orders come in through the brokerage firms which are the members of the exchange. Stocks are auctioned on the spot called trading post. There is a specialist who matches the buyers and the sellers. The current price is the highest price that any buyer is ready to pay and the lowest price is the one which the seller is willing to accept. Once a trade has been arrived at, the details are sent to the brokerage firms. Computers do play a significant role in NYSE. The trading floor of the exchange is located at 11 Wall Street and is comprised of four trading rooms.

The NASDAQ

The NASDAQ is the perfect example of a virtual stock exchange. It is also called over-the-counter market. Trading at NASDAQ is done electronically through the computers and a telecommunication network of traders. NASDAQ trades the stocks of some of America's big technology companies such as Microsoft, Cisco, Intel, Dell and Oracle. The brokerage firms act as the market makers for various stocks on the NASDAQ. The market makers provide for continuous bid and ask prices. An inventory of shares is maintained to meet the demands of the investors.

The American Stock Exchange or the AMEX

AMEX is the third largest stock exchange in the US. It provides for the trading of small-cap stocks and derivatives.

If you want to do stock trading you will have to find a stockbroker who will make an order to buy or sell stocks. It is the stock broker who does all the work of buying and selling the stocks for you. All you have to do is to open an account with him and place your orders.


betotron don
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take 100 dollars every month and start a port folio.
buy and hold all positions you take.
two years out study how you did. pros and cons.
scottrade.com is good house to help you get started.
study of course too.
listen to others ideas...


notei
take an economics class or an accounting class


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