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Audie M | Which stocks are better for a begginer, and why? |
Starting to think of retirement goals, and have a strong interest in Stocks, need knowledgable info. |
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BINAY
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REliance Equity Funds is better than all the Mutual Fund |
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slavaret2
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If you are interested in small caps, you may want to consider:
http://finance.groups.yahoo.com/group/TradingZoom/
- the best free stock picking site for small caps.
Review the books listed on the front page, talk to the pros in the trenches. |
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Adam J
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To start out, try exchange traded funds that track the market as a whole, like SPY or IVV. These allow you to own a small amount of stock in a very large number of companies, and are safer than picking individual stocks. |
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Helen M
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You need a mix of solid, reliable performers and exciting high--risk stocks. It's retirement money so a bias towards solid growth and security is probably good.
www.fool.com is the best financial site I've ever found for plain, simple, jargon-free info.
Why not try paper trading to start with? It's a good game and a fun way to practice.
decide how long you'll practice for - say 3 months. Give yourself a sum of money that you'd feel comfortable investing for real - say $500 a month, or any sum you like. Pick out a group of stocks that you think have a good chance of giving you some growth; a good balance of solid performers, with a few risky customers with high potential. Allocate your money around them and see how they perform.
Keep an eye on your stocks daily, but don't take panic action - you're not spending real money and the point is to learn and have fun. At set intervals, say once a week, review how you've done and revise your portfolio - take on more of stocks that are doing well, discard consistently bad performers if you don't think they'll improve. Once a month, spend your allowance on new stocks or add to your holdings in your favourites.
At the end of the three months or whatever, review your records and see where you made money, where you lost and what has worked for you. Armed with this proof of your good judgement, you can invest for real with more confidence.
Good luck! I hope to read about you in the rich lists in a few years! |
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yulianto ?
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For info about stock, you can check www.stockpickguide.com. But if you are a beginner, I suggest if you buy stable company, which have lower risk. This is important as a worm up of entering the stock market. But if you are investing for retirement, I suggest that you choose low risk stocks. |
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dimples_in_nj
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People just starting out in the investment world should build a portfolio with something called core holdings. This is an essential item for anybody starting out. Also, starting a retirement plan which is automatic in nature and requires little to no action through payroll deduction or electronic funds transfer.
I would suggest something along the lines of www.sharebuilder.com which supports low fees, broad range of options and automatic investment plans.
A person just starting out should be buying index based securities such as QQQQ and may dabble into some large cap stocks when they have accumulated a good foundation.
As a broker myself, I recently set up a nephew that recently graduated college. His first job earns him $40,000 a year and built the following plan for him through sharebuilder.
An automatic transfer occurs $125 weekly into his account and is allotted as follows:
QQQQ - $75
GE- $25
CHK- $25
This process allows him to keep his core investments going to a broad market index's while exposing him to individual securities with a good long term prospective.
The $125 that would have been well spent on beer will be his million dollar ticket by the time he hits 40. Keep in mind, it is always best to keep your plan automatic and forget it even exists.
Also, adjust the amount when you get raises and reallocate investments as markets shift. If you get a 5% raise, that $125 should move to $130 weekly. If one sector starts to hurt, you may want to start buying into it... afterall buy it when it is cheap and sell it when it is expensive. |
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src50
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If you are a beginner, learn BEFORE invest. Take the Morningstar.com on-line investing courses and buy a couple of basic investing books (amazon, B&N, etc. have many). You're better off starting out with mutual funds or exchange-traded funds (ETFs) rather than direct stock picking. |
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book review
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hi ,
concerning your question, i did recently launched a blog about stock market and forex ..
check some of my articles it will probably helps you .. |
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r_kav
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Vanguard or Fidelity S&P 500 Index Funds. |
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