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Couple years experience in another industry but I am willing to work and have a great interest in the stock market and investing. I am looking for a way to break into the field with no experience other than my personal investments. If anyone is willing to help me in the Philly area preferably that would be great. Thanks.
sofisintown 2:47 am on November 8, 2009 Permalink
Go to the library in your neighborhood. There is a whole aisle of books on investing. Start with something like ‘The idiot’s guide to Stock Trading’ or something like that.
Play the “Beat The Street game” on the internet, you’ ll learn something. http://beat.thestreet.com/bts/splash.do?cm_ven=tscbts&cm_cat=Fridaynightactiveports
Don’t go out paying money for DVD cources that tell you how to invest. It’s a waste at this stage.
Take your time and practice with “fake’ money.