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 Trading stocks,futures, and options for a living?
Well I am in high school and love to trade. I am not a good student so i know im not going to be a doctor,lawyer and that stuff. I am a junior and have been investing/trading futures stocks and ...


 I invested seed money in a company 3 yrs ago and the haven't issued shares or traded can I sue?
I invested approx 15k in a Ltd company as part of a syndicate (total 66k)which was starting up 3 yrs ago, was really good idea, gave money in bits over 6 months and was promised share allocation in ...


 I want to invest in the share market when and where and how long i need to invest?
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 Which is best?
Say you have 4 or less years til retirement and have several different accounts with different brokers. One is a 401K with Co. match of 3% which includes 60% stock and 40% bonds and retirement acct. T...


 I have purchased 100 shares of DLF Limited @ Rs 200.65 (NSE)! Can I hope to book a profit in it tomorrow? ?
If yes, then at what levels?...


 If a person buys 25,000,000 shares of stock for$ 0.0001 and it goes to $1. How much money did that person make
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 I'm helping my son ( 12 ) invest . What's a safe option .?
I don't do stocks and my 30 million pound business is private but my 12 year old son really wants to start . I gave him £1,000 and he wants to invest it in anything but a bank . What should i ...


 Online trading...Etrade or Scottstrade. What would be beter for me and why?
I just opened an etrade account and will begin small time trading(about $100 weekly to be invested)..Couple main things I need to know from fellow Americans who have some knowledge and experience.....


 Can someone finish this famous example of interest - would you rather have 1 million dollars right now or ...?
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 What are short and longterm investments in stock market?
To day, if i buy shares through icicidirect, can i sell them when ever i want, or will there be any restrictions, that i have to sell only at a particular time, please tell me little in detail about ...


 How do I invest on the stock market?
I've been thinking about investing in the stock market but I need some clues on how it actually works and how do I get the most out of it.
I want to start slowly with a small amount of ...


 I won $100?
How should I invest it? What's the best way to turn that amount of money into more?...


 What are you going to do with your 401K?
The stocks keep tumbling and the returns are in the red. are you keeping your 401K the same, making adjustments, closing it out, what?...


 I am a Stock Broker of a company based in Mumbai but am not happy. Guide me kindly.?
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 What are some good books to read for someone wanting to learn about the stock market?
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 Where do rich people put their millions or billions of dollars?
Doesn't the FDIC only insure accounts up to $100,000 or $250,000? How do they put their money in the bank and ensure they don't lose it all if the bank goes under?...


 Silver or Gold?
Over all what is the better investment? Silver or Gold? And if you have any good investment information on the subject please elaborate.

Thank ...


 Right time to invest in stocks? not much money to invest?
Not really knowing too much about it. Just curious, what should I do?...


 Day trading stocks.?
Everyone has told me that investing stocks by day trading is horrible!! Buts im a stubborn type of guy. I have about 3k to invest and through Ameritrade if found out that they dont charge commission ...


 I HAVE 50000..WHAT is the best COMPANY to INVEST MY MONEY!?
thanks for help!...



zmem20
Whats the smartest way to invest in stocks?
                     
 




Rico S.
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ING direct has a real neat program in which you can invest small amounts (min $50) everymonth and it builds up your own portfolio. its a smart way to start your long term investment porfolio. there is a very small fee and its all automated. if your a little more experienced you can pick you stocks, bonds, or cds. if youre just beggining then it really helps you based on what your trying to do with your money. it creates diversified profile so your risks of loosing money are lowered.The website is Sharebuilder.com


A nobody
Know what you are doing,
know why you are doing, and
know how to do it.

The are four major concerns that are needed to be addressed to be an investor/trader
1- A written sound trading/investment plan with rules that will not only help you but more importantly protect you, mostly from yourself.
2 - Sufficient trading/investment capital. Use your own money, there’s no need to go into debt so that you trade/invest.
3 - A written money management program in place.
4 – A full and complete understanding of the rules & regulations of the industry.

Without the above in place before you start your investing/trading program, you will never be a successful investor/trader.


laurine97
Buy mutual funds, which are collections of stocks and not as volatile because your risk is spread out across several categories of companies/industries.


The Chosen One
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Listen to the first answer, also...I recommend an online brokerage firm that has good beginner qualitys {like tutorials or an easy to understand set up}, i use zecco, better then schwab, etrade, etc. they are the only ones with free stock trades, no minumums..all the others will charge you fees for trading, but compare and see for yourself. Good luck and happy investing!

http://friends.zecco.com/r/a7a2877caab8102b8555


FACE
still mutual funds


tinger
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by asking random people on yahoo answers who cannot prove their credibility. besides that, I'd say close your eyes and point at the stock section in the newspaper... put all your money into whatever you point at. That's what I did and I made millions on Enron and pulled out before they collapsed


Theodore B
The smartest way to invest in stocks is to be smart and know what you are doing. First, you need to read some investing books or check out some online tutorials. My favorite web resource is Investopedia ( http://www.investopedia.com/ ). It's a great website to learn about stocks and investing in general.

Next, you will need to find the best broker for you. A full service broker will give you advice and guidance. However, they tend to cost a lot more than discount brokers, where you are required to make all of your decisions. I personally prefer discount brokers because they are cheaper and I like to make my own decisions.

I currently use Firstrade ( http://www.firstrade.com/ ) and I have been very happy with them. They are cheaper than big name brokers such as Etrade, Scottrade, Ameritrade, and Schwab. They have excellent customer service and their website is very easy to use. I've used them for quite awhile now and I would definitely recommend you to check them out.


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