I’m 15 and I’m wanting to learn how to and/or invest in to make .

Here are some questions I have:

1) What is the difference between and stock investing?
2) What are some useful things to read to learn how to /invest in the ?
3) Is E* a good website to use to /invest in ?

If you think there’s anything else I should know just tell me.

Thanks in advance!

 

  • b2fnow 9:07 am on December 13, 2009

    An investor only trades the long side of the market, and is more or less luck – you buy and hold. A trader tries to time the market, at least a few times a year, and can trade either the long or short side. He observes the markets from the standpoint of risk rather than profit.

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    http://www.fool.com/school/basics/basics...
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    http://help.yahoo.com/help/us/fin/

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    If you allowed email to be sent to you, we could send a lot more, but you have us blocked.

    Good luck.

  • jlf 9:07 am on December 13, 2009

    There is great deal more that you should know. Start with a good beginner’s book like "Stock Investing For Dummies." Since you are under 18, you cannot open a brokerage account in your own name.

  • Katherine 9:07 am on December 13, 2009

    Stock Market is one of most interesting topic for me

    I always want to read all latest news about stock market

    After a search i found http://www.newstockslive.com/ with live news

    Cheers