 Anyone else getting crushed by the market? |
| holy $^%*&.......im going to jump off a bridge any day now.... |
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 Should a person trade stocks online? |
| how does one know if they should trade stocks online or get mustual funds. should on just see a broker.... |
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| Would you go to wal mart to get a girlfriend or boyfriend? |
| you know that girlfriends and boyfriends are 30% cheaper at wal mart over k ... |
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 If you had $10,000 and only the choice of 1 stock to buy......? |
| Which one would you choose? Myself personally, I would probabily pick someone like General Electric or IBM... which one would you choose?... |
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 I'm 19 and have saved up $5000.and i want to invest it? |
| i'm a student and i want to make some extra money..what do u think is the best way to invest $5000..Thank you for whoever ... |
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 Is it better to purchase low priced shares than high priced ones ? |
| If one selects low priced shares to purchase, he gets more no. of shares , also, more divident. Is it advisable to do so ?... |
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 What is your openion what will be the Gold price after 6 months ? |
| I am planning to buy Gold in bulk for investment. As we have seen Godl prices have hiked drasticly in recent past.... |
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 Have you heard about the total collapse of the stock market scheduled for this October? |
| The rumor seems to be rooted in fact. Sounds just like the"'current regime", doesn't it?! Now that the price of gas has dipped and we are licking our wounds ... BAM(!) - there ... |
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 Can one make a living trading stocks ??? |
| I'm looking at swing trading and start up with $25,000 .... |
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Gemma | Where do you learn about investing? |
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Brendan Prewitt
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Since nobody's already mentioned it, I would suggest you look at Investopedia, a website dedicated to investor education. I, personally, am not a fan of books about investing, as they are a round-about way of getting to the information that you really want. If you are trying to get a firm understanding of the markets, Investopedia is probably one of the best resources. Be sure to check out some of the tutorials, as they are a great help, as are some of the articles. You should also consider opening a virtual practice portfolio, which can be done on their website, in which you can practice what you learn from the tutorials and develop an investment strategy that consistently works for you. Practice is key to learning the markets, as everyone's investment strategy is slightly different, which is why I am against reading from a book and trying to imitate someone else's strategy. The information that you would be needing when doing your research can be found on Yahoo! Finance. This method should help you get started investing, and best of all, its free. Just a thought, I hope this helps.
Best of luck!
Brendan Prewitt |
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Ken D
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Look for the book "A random walk down wall street." It is a good general learning tool. |
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StockDog
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Go to your local bookstore and buy books on technical and fundamental analysis. Don't worry if it sounds complicated. It's not and eventually you'll get it. Never ever ask for advice from a broker or investment firm. All they want is commissions and don't have as much decision making power as you do. |
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src50
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There are many books. "Investing For Dummies" is an excellent starter. |
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Shaun R
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This site will help you with that |
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Ryan
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All of these online sites - loaded with great, reliable info:
Bankrate
CNN Money
Investopedia
Kiplinger
MarketWatch
Millionaire Money Habits
Morningstar
Motley Fool
MSN Money
TheStreet.com
The Wall Street Journal
Yahoo! Finance |
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older
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call a broker or investment firm and they cn help or guide you they are in the yellow pages or talk to your local bank |
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enoriverbend
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Beginners should read:
Andrew Tobias, The Only Investment Guide You'll Ever Need
Then read:
Anything by Peter Lynch -- start with One Up On Wall Street
Almost every book about Buffett. Start with The Essays of Warren Buffett or The Warren Buffet Way or Buffettology. Also books by his partner Charlie Munger.
Joel Greenblatt, The Little Book that Beat the Market
Joel Greenblatt, You Can Be a Stock Market Genius
Pat Dorsey, The Five Rules for Successful Stock Investing
David & Tom Gardner, The Motley Fool Investment Guide
Philip Fisher, Common Stocks
Before you consider yourself fully educated, read:
Benjamin Graham, The Intelligent Investor -- get the new edition with notes by Jason Zweig
Burton Malkiel, A Random Walk Down Wall Street (not that I totally believe the efficient market hypothesis, but it'll make you take big claims with a grain of salt) |
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carl l
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Watching the business channel. |
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Celso F
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Personally, I prefer trading rather than investing, it´s way far profitable.
I have been investing for more than 20 years and trading for more than 10 years, and let me tell you that I´ve made more money with 2 years of trading than in my 20 years of investing.
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After this you won´t need any mentor to tell you what to do, you will be able to find big profits opportunities evey day, and don´t rely on anybody.
Trade well, |
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