can foreigners trade in nasdaq or any stock market in other countries other than their own?
Some questions about stocks and investing?
1. Can a stock be simultaneously sold/available for sale on the NYSE and Nasdaq? Or any stock market for that matter. Can the stock be sold in more than one place and, once sold, be immediately taken away from the other ones? Or does this only work with electronic ones such as Nasdaq? Please explain.
2. Where should a young person looking to begin investing start? Is buying online the best way? Anyway, what other ways are there even? I mean, is another way to directly call up a company or call a broker? How do most successful investors start out? Everyone starts somewhere.
3. Once a stock is publicly traded on the public markets, does the company still have the power to sell it directly themselves?
4. Is it as simple as just buying stocks and selling when they go higher…or is a lot more stuff able to be traded? What I mean is, for ETFs and other things, is it possible to buy any of it online or through a stock exchange? When the famous or even just any relatively experienced investor buy stocks, they don’t just buy online, right? They must do something. What do they do? Do all of them have umbrella companies? Please explain how the whole process "works" and all scenarios possible.
6. This is a little bit redundant, but, how exactly are things besides stocks traded? Or just stocks? Do most people just go online or what? I mean, I cannot think of another way, but Warren Buffett and others do it. Do they use phones? Email?
7. When someone or some company actually sets out to buy a whole company, do they just go to the stock exchange and buy over 50% of the shares (after research etc. is done), or is it more of a transaction.
8. When a company wants to go public, who do they call to put the shares on the market? Also, do any companies actually market (as in advertise) their shares to potential buyers?
9. Is there any one single book or two or three books that can explain all of this stuff (that are good books)? Or maybe biographies or something? I have read a few investing books, but I feel like they all assume that the questions I just asked are common knowledge.
10. I am 17 and in high school. I am going to major in economics and minor in mathematics at either Brown, Princeton, or UF (applied to all of them and I will at least get into UF) and I want to learn about investing. Investing could definitely be a good career for me, and I am highly interested by it. I understand that some good job opportunities come from going to top tier schools and getting internships, but I do not want to "rely" or even have to deal with that competitiveness. As much as I would like to work that stressful life, I want to have good knowledge on the side. Plenty of famous investors never worked in investment banks. They just managed companies that did hedge funds or something like that. How do they get into those positions? Or must one get an MBA from a top school to get there?
11. Are there any famous or not famous millionaires or rich people that simply made money by investing by themselves and not by working at some bulge bracket firm?
I feel like I do not know anything about this, and I should. Is it because I haven’t actually bought a house or anything yet so I do not know? If these are silly questions, sorry.
I look forward to learning. Thanks!
It’s such a deep topic, and there does not seem to be an "order" as to which you learn it. I want to learn about all of it and be familiar so I can begin my journey. There is just so much information. I can feel that I have only knicked the giant boulder.
Also, when you do want to buy online, do you just go somewhere like Scottrade you’re good to go? Or is there some process?
It is all so esoteric to me.
What is a good beginners book to investing?
So my question is this: Is there a book that is good for someone of my experience that will help me further learn about the stock market and trends to look for? I want a book that gives great tips and suggestions. For example i learned recently that the stock market generally always drops a little on a Monday.
Thank
where can i go to buy stocks online?
I am looking for an online stock/investment firm?
I just want a firm that I can buy some stock online, keep it for as long as I want and not get feed to death every quarter.
I would invest 00 at the start and prob put in 100$ a month and buy stocks long term… prob 5 trades a year.
Any suggestions?
On what website should I open an account to buy stocks? Which have good rates & returns in the mutual funds?
I want to buy stocks from Volvo, i'm new to investing?
How I can buy stocks online?
How can I buy stocks or mutual funds for my children that are all over the age of 21?
What is your favorite strategy when screening for stocks?
1) Short term profits for my regular brokerage account.
2) Long term investing for my retirement brokerage accounts.
I use different criteria to screen for both accounts.
For my long term accounts I look for stocks that pay good dividends and increase dividends. The price doesn’t really matter to me since I plan to hold these stocks for a while.
My short term trading account I like stocks priced below 10, have a current ratio 1.5 or higher, and have insiders buying the stock.
These two screening approaches give me a universe of stocks to continue doing research. From that pool, I only buy stocks where the company is eliminating debt while increasing earnings. For either strategy the company has to be going in the right direction.
What are your favorite approaches to looking for stocks?
What is your favorite strategy when screening for stocks?
1) Short term profits for my regular brokerage account.
2) Long term investing for my retirement brokerage accounts.
I use different criteria to screen for both accounts.
For my long term accounts I look for stocks that pay good dividends and increase dividends. The price doesn’t really matter to me since I plan to hold these stocks for a while.
My short term trading account I like stocks priced below 10, have a current ratio 1.5 or higher, and have insiders buying the stock.
These two screening approaches give me a universe of stocks to continue doing research. From that pool, I only buy stocks where the company is eliminating debt while increasing earnings. For either strategy the company has to be going in the right direction.
What are your favorite approaches to looking for stocks?
How do you make money if you buy stocks at $3 a share and how do you buy mutual funds?
Why hasn't the stock market lost many more points in the last few months?
How do I get buy stocks or mutual funds in internation markets?
So being that I live in the US, how can I buy stocks or mutual funds in China, hong kong, Europe etc..? I’m mostly asking about online trading.
Where do i go to buy stocks online or in person also what are some good stocks to invest in?
How do I invest in real estate? I want to buy stocks or mutual funds.?
How do I invest in real estate? I want to buy stocks or mutual funds.?
Why buy stocks in companies that don't pay dividends?
Can somebody tell me about the feeses on scottrade.com or any other online discount brokerage?
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