from various companys and websites.Im willing to learn anything i can from anyone that would be kind enought to help me.If you think you have something that will help me you can reach me at anna5990@yahoo.com thanksIm new to the stock market.Im reading books and visiting different websites.Can anyone give me advice or help!
A little of this, a little of that...Sometimes too much info and preparation confuses rather than enlightens...
...but, don't jump in with both feet ( as one answer suggests) but he's right in a way, nothing teachs like experience does...
If you're talking about beginning with under $ 5000. go to E-trade ( or any on-line broker) fill out the app and send in money to open an account.... ( if you're talking about putting your life savings or something into trading...talk to Fidelity...have them break it down and trade with about 10 or 15 percent)
When you' ve got an account ...look into ETF's cheaper buy-in than funds, but still diversified ( safer)
You can get '; stock'; buying info on the web at moneycentral/msn...look into their ';research'; and ';Strategy Lab';
Info on T.V. CNBC has ';f
Fast Money' weeknights at 7:00 Central,,,Mad Money..5:00 weeknights...or Fox has four half-hour programs in a row on Sat. morns.Buy a little of something, get the feel of watching...and before you know, you'll be saying '; I can do better with...';
BING,BANG BANANAS...YOU'RE ';TRADING';!!Im new to the stock market.Im reading books and visiting different websites.Can anyone give me advice or help!
I would suggest you to check the website below to learn more on stock market trading and how to select the best stocks.
Hope it helps
http://money-review-site.com/shares.html
Need to stop this. Book, cds, etc not going to help. It is just an excuse for you not to start. Go to schwab.com %26amp; open an acct now. Don't need to know anything to buy index mutual funds or closed end investment cos. Close down the information flow which is mostly going to be garbage anyway. ACT!
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