Wheres the place i need to go online to check this out and get started?

 

  • csohal 1:03 pm on August 3, 2010

    http://sharemarketbasics.com/
    goto this site for the basics
    but even if after this u dont understand the language there
    the take my advice:

    if u r investing for long term: look around in your country the names u see everywhere, plus your gut feeling, buy the stocks of those companies
    if u r investing for short term: on this site, there would be links to various programs which can firly predict the movement of stocks where they will go
    this will take time , depends upon your abilities to understand
    PATIENCE
    u will save a lot of loss if u don’t invest in haste

    DON’t EVER invest in cheap small stocks of companies u’ve never herd of

  • netdaddy2u 1:03 pm on August 3, 2010

  • Frank Castle 1:03 pm on August 3, 2010

    Open a brokerage account at Zecco.

  • tiescore 1:03 pm on August 3, 2010

    Not sure how much experience you have, but I use Scottrade. They have analyst reports from S&P on there. I like to start with High ROE & ROA companies that they rate 4 or 5 stars. If it has a high Investability Quotiant its probably a quality company, stick to those before you go too crazy. You should build a portfolio of stocks, different industries – studies show you get 90% of the advantages by having at least 15-18 holdings and you almost max out at 30-40. Also get a book on PERSONAL FINANCE (not investing) it will help you get a look at your total financial picture. My personal favorite it The Only Investment Guide You’ll Ever Need – Andrew Tobias