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 How to invest in share market? what does mean by face value of a share?
I want to invest in a share market. I am just a beginner. I would like to know more about the share market. Please tell me how to invest? where to buy the shares?...


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 What is online trading?
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 How to buy mutual fund and how and from where to sell Mutual funds????
how to buy mutual fund and how and from where to sell Mutual funds????
How to know about total profit ,how to know other transaction charges?????...


 Can any one suggest me a method/technique for deciding on when to buy/sell a particular share using charts?
any technical analysyis method will do.it can include moving avarages,oscillators,candlestick patterns,...


 How much % return is very very good for full time stock trader ?
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 What is a "split" in the stock market?
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 What, in your opinion, is the best stock to purchase right now?
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 If you could invent one product that would save the world, what would that be?
Get your pioneering spirit from within you and tell us what you think, and why......


 How do u find the next out performer mutual funds ie how do u analyse the fund?
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 Is there a way for me to make money quickly using my computer with little or no money to invest?
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 How do i get enough money to invest. i get minimum wage, have no savings or superannuation. or?
what is the best ways of investing small amounts of money. no jargon please, last time i did ecconomics was in year 10, so it would defeat the purose of ...


 If a stock is delisted, what happends to a shareholder?
Would that mean everything is lost?...


 What is a good stock to invest in?
i want safe stocks that i know people need things of. I cant think of any but i need stocks that have a p/e of around 20 to 30 so that i don't waste alot but i can buy more stocks also. i have ...


 Buying opportunities in the down market?
I'm in my 20's so I have plenty of time to weather our current financial mess, which leads me to wonder what opportunities might be out there for a buy. Many of the major banks are down by ...


 Is sharebuilder any good?
I can only invest so much at a time, and each of my investments have made profits, but not enough to beat the 15 dollar commission.

Should I just wait until I have a large amount before ...


 What website has the best financial charts?
I have found that websites, like yahoo finance, is only showing charts with no longer than 5 days of information. Why is this. In particular I'm looking for the S&P/TSX Composite index. C...


 In present days sensex is gaming volotail, what is the reason?
in NSE, BSE....


 Is it a bad time to sign up for my company's 401k plan?
Just got my enrollment info for my company's 401k plan. I'm not too smart on this stuff, so I just question if its a bad time to sign up with the economy in the shape its in....



Mostar
Why index are more volatile then individual stocks?
I'm not allow to write "index put" only "equity put".
It look to me that individual stock in more volatile.
Index reflect the average of the all market, so it shuld be less volatile.
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If as Mike S wrote
"An index, on the whole, is always less volatile than individual stocks... some stocks even lose all their money due to bankruptcy... you simply won't find all the stocks in any index used today having all those companies go bankrupt at exactly the same time."

One not allow to write "index put" only "equity put"?
                     
 




Yada Yada Yada
Microsoft might move $1 in a day. AAPL might move $2-3.

OEX might move $5-10, NDX might move $10-20, SPX might move even more

The Dow regularly goes up/down a hundred points.

If you're on the wrong side of one of those trades on even a normal day, you could lose A LOT of money.

The firm needs to protect itself in case that happens and will authorize accts to ensure its best interests are considered first.

That said, once you've backtested and papertraded trading indexes and have a high expectancy ratio, there's nothing to say you couldn't reapply for level 5 authority (to sell naked index options). Just be very careful whatever you do.

In the meanwhile, there's nothing wrong with doing credit spreads or some directional calls/puts that are a little in the money to get the majority of a move.

Hope that helps!


Mike S
An index, on the whole, is always less volatile than individual stocks... some stocks even lose all their money due to bankruptcy... you simply won't find all the stocks in any index used today having all those companies go bankrupt at exactly the same time.


dredude52
A 1% change in IBM at $100/sh would be $1.

A 1% change in the Dow at 11840, would be 118 pts.


Common Sense
Wow.... I hope you don't invest like you write!

As a general rule (not always), an individual stock will be
more volatile than an individual stock.


Ranto
Equity indices are less volatile than most individual stocks. This is well known, and the cornerstone of modern portfolio theory.


Jin
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Indice wont be volatile than a good stock ( share )

Dont compare Indice with a Dull Stock...

Each and Every Index consists of Highly Volatile and Dull stocks
(According to the Index )

Compare your Index with a Good stock.. then you will know the answer...

"Index would never over react than any of its own stock..."


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