I’m looking to and that is why I decided to make this question. Can someone please tell me EVERYTHING ill need to know about getting started in investing my in the right places. I figure this is easier than reading " for Dummies" or something.

Thanks so much!
I was planning on reading a book, i just wanted a general guideline from people who answer questions on here. I thought that was the point of this fucking website.

 

  • Angry Bird 5:23 pm on January 18, 2012

    Do not skip reading a good book !
    This way you can know all the basics such as
    what are mutual funds, etf’s, bonds, stocks, etc.

    These books are easy to understand.
    And if you try to learn all this on the net, you’ll just find yourself re-reading the same information over and over again. A waste of time.
    The book will also have a chapter on different brokerage accounts with details on minimums and commission costs.

  • Martin 5:23 pm on January 18, 2012

    Have you thought about investing money in a managed forex service. I started at the end of October last year. I have made a website about the returns I am getting. You don’t have to do anything. The traders do all of the work for you. The returns are fantastic. 10,000 dollars invested 4 years ago would now be worth over 240,000 dollars. 9.16% monthly returns over 4 years is the average. Even half of that over the last couple of months has meant I don’t have to go to work anymore.

    Check out my website if you are interested

  • I Like Turtles 5:23 pm on January 18, 2012

    Let me get this straight. You are too lazy to pick up even a simple book and read it and you want everyone on YA to tell you EVERYTHING on how to invest. Man, you better pray for great luck because you are going to lose your ass in the market. Investing takes work and the willingness to learn. Being a lazy slackass won’t work.

  • Jasmin 5:23 pm on January 18, 2012

    Best way to invest regular every month in stock market you never loss your money another option is mutual fund SIP it’s give higher return in long term.

  • Raysor 5:23 pm on January 18, 2012

    The problem is, as a beginner, you don’t really know what to ask. The best way is to read a basic book on investing. Then ask questions. A forum is probably better because once you ask a question the answer throws up more questions! Plenty of good forums, this one is UK based but it’s ll fundamentally the same. http://www.shareworld.co.uk/index.php/forum/

  • muncie birder 5:23 pm on January 18, 2012

    Go to your library and see if they have a copy of "Investing for Dummies" That book will get you started. You can also get a copy from Amazon, I think.

  • Buzzingstocks 5:23 pm on January 18, 2012

    Read Book on "Art of Stock Investing – Indian Stock Market" @ http://bse2nse.com/archived/3185-book-art-stock-investing-indian-stock-market.html

  • Stock Trading Warrior 5:23 pm on January 18, 2012

    You’ll need to pick a stock market strategy, know how to find good stocks, determine the general market trend, figure out how much to invest in each stock, have a written out plan, know when to get out of a stock, track your progress and have an account with an online stock trading broker.

    You’ll basically need to create your own stock trading plan to be really successful. Once you have your system in place all you have to do is follow it which can sometimes take some discipline.