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Stocks for Dummies > Investing for Beginners - Online Investment Tips

It’s no secret that online trading can be a very lucrative, yet highly competitive field, and the truth is that the stock market doesn’t care if you are an experienced or a beginner trader.

The rules and the opportunities are the same for everyone, so either you are going to make money when you pick a stock and make a trade or you are simply going to lose it in favor of the more seasoned ones.

As a stock trader your homework is all about studying and testing different market strategies that can help you take advantage of stocks while at the same time protect your gains.

Just always keep in mind that a good strategy is simple and practical. Complicated stock systems will always make you slow in your decision making process or confuse you from the start.

A trader must always read as much as he can. There is simply no other way to prepare one self for this difficult yet incredibly rewarding activity, but to read and put into practice as much ideas as you can, at least by paper trading first.

The are a lot of books on the subject that pretend to help you, however many of them where written 6 or 8 years ago and that kind of makes them obsolete in this constantly changing field.

Fortunately there are some practical stock trading sites on the web where you can access proven trading strategies that are easy to implement. One of those sites is www.MomentumStockTrading.comhttp://www.MomentumStockPick.com

They focus on stock trading methodologies that can help you identify and take advantage of certain stocks with momentum, while limiting your risk. Visit them today and improve your stock trading potential in 2009.

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  • TumbleTim said:

    At Sharebuilder, you pay a fee to sell your stock. The idea is that you put a little money in and a bunch of other people do too and you tell them what stocks you want to buy. They buy the stock in increments that make sense and then divide the shares among those that put money in the pot. The fees for the purchase are likewise shared among the group. It usually doesn't make sense to sell a single share (unless it's Berkshire Hathaway), as the fees would likely outpace whatever you made on the stock.

    The "money market" money is cash that you have in the account with which you can buy shares. The cash is invested nightly in a money market account so that you earn a little bit instead of just letting the cash sit around losing money due to inflation.

  • . said:

    Get help from a big broker, like E.F. Hutton or Fidelity Investments. They will hold your hand and help you set goals.

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  • spence said:

    I have studied investing for decades. And, two books immediately come to mind. They are both written by Burton G. Malkiel. The first and simpler one is: "The Random Walk Guide to Investing."

    If you don't mind a more complex and academic explanation of the whole investment field, he has also written the classic: "A Random Walk Down Wall Street."

    Armed with either of those two books, you will know as much ore more than most investment advisers.

  • doug young said:

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  • txn 71 said:

    Start with Personal Finance for Dummies.
    You need to understand all areas of your finances first.So you can save more money to invest later after you have an emergency account.
    About 3 months of wages in a money market account so you won't have to cash out your IRA when the car breaks.

  • xstalkrx said:

    Try 'Trading for Dummies'. You can get it for around $20 at amazon. I have the first edition and it's well written and explains things well in a layman's manner.

    http://www.amazon.com/Trading-Dummies-Business-Personal-Finance/dp/0470438401/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1242005072&sr=8-1

  • from your dreams said:

    When I was a newbee to stock market and wanted to jump right into it, I just went ahead and ught a mutual fund that tracks S&P 500 index. If you do not know Standard and Poors (S&P) 500 index is composed of 500 largest US companies. These 500 companies account for about 70% of US companies by market value.

    So, when you buy such a mutual fund, you are basically following the most important fundamental law of investing which is diversification. Even if you start with $50, you will be investing into 500 companies which span across different businesses.

    Start with such a mutual fund. Jump into the market with this. And then as you read more, and learn more, you can pick up individual stocks.

  • Lex D said:

    Stock is an ownership interest in a company, also known as “shares” in a company. When you own stock in a company, you are a shareholder and may be entitled to receive dividends if the company is profitable.
    If you are new to the stock market, some research is necessary to be done on your part.

    Try the below url:
    http://www.sogotrade.com/help/faq.aspx...

    For New visitors, it has extensive information available like:
    How do I get started?
    How do I fund my account to buy stock?

    and Investing section gives information like:
    How does the stock market work?
    What are the risks and advantages of investing in the stock market?
    How do I choose what to buy?
    What are some tips for beginning investors?

    The following tutorials might be helpful to you:
    Definitions: http://www.sogotrade.com/Help/Glossary.aspx
    http://ezinearticles.com/?Stock-Investing-for-a-Beginner&id=828865
    http://ezinearticles.com/?Things-to-Know-Before-Investing-In-Stock-Market&id=866386
    http://ezinearticles.com/?How-To-Buy-Stocks-Online&id=734725

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