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nukeguard69 | Where does one start when looking to play in the stock market? |
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BigBen
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understand the anatomy of the stock market, such as:
1-why stock market exists.
2-who are the players
3-what are the strengths and weaknesses of the players
4-how can you take advantage of their weaknesses
5-last but not least, understand what you need. i mean your financial goals. |
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adam k
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The stockmarket is unpredictable as it is. It's definitely not a quick, guaranteed way to make a bundle of cash.
If you dont want to lose your money, the first rule is that you don't 'play' in the stock market, you invest. The second rule is that you educate yourself, read books and mostly financial newspapers and learn to separate the buzz and the fuzz and the hype and the scams from the truth and reality. Once you feel that you are ready to risk your cash, invest in large, stable, well run moneymaking corporations which pay dividends. Then when you start feeling comfortable start investing slowly in venture type businesses. Diversify your investment money. Remember, Investing, if you want to hang on and make your cash grow, is serious work, not play. A fool and her money are soon parted |
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$so fresh so clean$
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Mutual funds are always best for beginners. Professional management, low fees, diversification (most important factor) T.Rowe Price, Fidelity, Vanguard |
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ZORCH
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I am of the belief that psychology plays a much bigger role in the market than economics. So, please, start with your own. Get rid of the word "play" and substitute "work". I, personally, do not play golf. But I believe that if I really wanted to and was willing to spend the time at practice, hitting a lot of balls into the rough, I could eventually get pretty good at it. The same holds for the stock market. If you are willing to take the time to learn it and hit a few balls into the rough, you can make decent money at it. So, get some good books and get out your reading glasses. I recommend "Come into My Trading Room", by Elder. Target is the professional trader, but it has a great deal for any person wants to work the market. |
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The Mutual Fund Investor
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Hello,
I would suggest you start by looking at tutorials on Investopedia.com. The following link goes a page that contains tutorials on investing, stocks, bonds and others.
http://www.investopedia.com/university/buildingblocks.asp
I hope this helps.
Michael Weiss
The Editor
The Mutual Fund Investor
http://www.mutualfundinvestor.net |
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gotcha212
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There are tons of places to go. You can try any of the online stock brokers:
E-Trade
Ameritrade
Scott Trade
Charles Swabb
Or you can go with a bank like
Wells Fargo
Bank of America
Additionally there are sites like ShareBuilder which allow you to invest a specific amount each paycheck kinda like a autodeposit into your savings account. |
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happy-go-lucky
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You can trade options on the stock market, and make money when the stock goes up or down.
You can download a free e-book by Jamie McIntyre which goes into more details. It's a beginners guide so its an easy read.
You can download the e-book by visiting http://www.thewealthage.com click free e-book and enter your email addy.
Best of luck! |
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