I would like to start
investing online. I have decided to go with an online discount broker because the fees will be cheaper although that means no advice.
But first I would like to know what a few terms mean and also how the investing process works.
What do the following terms mean and how do they work: margin interest rate, option trading cost, and cash balance interest rate.
Now when you first purchase stock base rate fee, is this per stock or per transaction?
When you sell the stock and want the cash, what fees apply?
When you sell but want to purchase other stock wit that money, what fees apply?
Any other comments would be helpful, feel free to give more advice.
Currently, I am taking a class called Security Market. It talks about
stocks and investing. The class spoke to me. I suddenly found a new interest. I want to
trade stocks with a limit of 0-0. I know there are website such as eTrade, First
Trade, Zecco. Which option is the best for a person with limited
money such as myself? I don’t want to
trade big and pay a fee or anything. Thank you
Any advice would be great. So how does it work by the way? So let’s say i buy a share for .20 cents each but 100 shares…so does etrade take commission out of that? or something. How does this work? Any help and advice would be great.
I am 19, and am looking into investing into
stocks. I have about ,000 to invest, and I was just wondering if I should go through a financial advisor, or if its easy enough to just do it online by myself. I have been looking into places like sharebuilder and scottrade. I plan on just putting it into a
mutual fund and see where it goes from there. Or should I go through my friend’s brother (he is a financial advisor, but not sure what he’ll charge.) Thanks in advance =)
I am 19, and am looking into investing into
stocks. I have about ,000 to invest, and I was just wondering if I should go through a financial advisor, or if its easy enough to just do it online by myself. I have been looking into places like sharebuilder and scottrade. I plan on just putting it into a
mutual fund and see where it goes from there. Or should I go through my friend’s brother (he is a financial advisor, but not sure what he’ll charge.) Thanks in advance =)
I’ve been investing for about 2 years and made some decent returns. But only DECENT returns. I know there is more
money to be made and I’m willing to take a risk, people don’t get rich off small returns they takes risks and some pay off. So first off there’s a stock GERS its price is currently .0002 and goes up .0003 each day up and down. Thats huge
money and I don’t see why I shouldn’t do it. I’m also going to start researching on options trading, but I’m not jumping into it anytime soon before I know the game better. I’m open to any other suggestions, I’m a risk taker. So don’t tell me to stick it into a
mutual fund.
When I was in my twenties my mom decided she wanted me to pick individual
stocks with the
money she had. I had no experience with picking
stocks but she knew I sometimes watched it on TV. I ended up picking some
stocks for her. Originally they went up good but ended up crashing in the year 2000. Since my mom lost most of her
money with this she doesn’t understand why she has so much less
money now. I feel these
stocks were as much for her to watch as they were for me. My mom now will say that this is the sorriest thing she ever did. I should have never decided to use her
money to pick
stocks like she asked me to do. Since I had no investing experience before why did she take a chance with her
money on me and since it didn’t work out isn’t it her fault as much s mine?
Just want to take a bit of a survey, how often (if ever) do you base your investing/trading strategies off of what you see on CNBC. This could come from some analyst that Maria Bartiromo interviews or it could be from one of the evening shows such as Fast
Money or Mad
Money.
Personally the only show that I’ve ever used to base my strategy off of has come from the "Fast Money" traders.
Anyway, how about you?
Thanks in advance!
I hold 370 shares of common stock @ .79 per share and thinking of buying more. i would appreciate some
investing advice and ideas greatly.
I regularly research the companies I invest in and I move my
money around when necessary, but I am planning on possibly being away from my research tools for the next few months, and I may not be able to regularly move
money around as much as I would like. What are some very safe places where I can put my
money where I won’t have to worry about losing much by not being able to do my research and make trades as necessary?
I regularly research the companies I invest in and I move my
money around when necessary, but I am planning on possibly being away from my research tools for the next few months, and I may not be able to regularly move
money around as much as I would like. What are some very safe places where I can put my
money where I won’t have to worry about losing much by not being able to do my research and make trades as necessary?
we are playing a game in economics class, we were each given 0,000 and told to invest it in this online stockmarket game. We will be playing this game for a couple of months. December 11th is the final day. Goal is to make the most
money. I need help with picking short term
stocks for this game. It is right in the holiday season and wasn’t sure if i should calculate that into what
stocks i pick.
we are playing a game in economics class, we were each given 0,000 and told to invest it in this online stockmarket game. We will be playing this game for a couple of months. December 11th is the final day. Goal is to make the most
money. I need help with picking short term
stocks for this game. It is right in the holiday season and wasn’t sure if i should calculate that into what
stocks i pick.
I am a 20 year old college student that can afford to invest approximately 3k. I currently have my
money in a savings account that only earns .3% interest. i know that i can get a better return with a little
smart investing. I just don’t know what my options are as of right now. I want to invest in something secure, but i am willing to take on a little risk for a greater reward. I am looking for something long term. Any ideas that will help me find a direction to go in? i dont even know where to start looking on where to invest and what to invest in.
IRAs require that I put
money in monthly but my unemployment
money pays the bills
I’m going to Iraq or Afghan in July and I’d like some
investing advice for while I’m out there. Or where I could go to go get some
investment advice? gonna be out there a year, but it could also be something that I can do to build on once I return as well. Because I really don’t know anything about the market, except maybe buy low, sell high… which even that means little to me at the moment.
I’m trying to find an independent auditor’s opinion about
investing advice and assessment of corporations and their future.
Any thing would help. I’ve tried to "google" it like "independent auditor + sears holding corporation" but nothing helpful come up. Does anyone know any sites where you can get auditor’s opinions on different businesses?
I have ,000 in cash and I want to invest it all in something that will provide me with a high yield. I already have
stocks, IRA’s,
Mutual Funds, College Saving Plans and a Savings Account. I also own a couple of land lots in Louisiana.
Any ideas of where I could invest now and whom I could possible seek for professional investing advice or assistance?
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