Read "One Up on Wall St" by Peter Lynch. Its a little dated now but the concepts are great.
2007-04-28 09:36:18
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answered by Anonymous
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Starting is the easy part its selling part that most people dot get. Study up on some history, first the dot come bubble, then the Enron,World come pro-forma accounting scandels. Both cases were examples of the Emperors new clothes, prices skyrocketed and investors totaly forgot about the law of gravity. Gravity prevailing investors got stock holding portfolios worth pennies in the dolar. Look at the market as a casino and only risk what you can afford to loose.Even mutual funds involve a high degree of risk,and took majer losses in the above mentioned crashes. Here is a link that may help http://wallstreetradionetwork.com/ good luck.
2007-04-28 12:18:33
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answered by SMEAC 4
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Firstly u need to open a demat account with a brokerage firm.
If u are going to trade online then u combine your bank accout with your trading account.
Online stock market investing has made the business of trading easier, faster, and cheaper. An investor who does online trading will not need to call his broker to conduct business. All he has to do is go the stock broker's website and indicate the stocks he wants to buy or sell and these orders will be processed in real time.
After you open ur demat accounts ad link it with your bank account, brush up you knowledge on your stock market.
Pracice on some stock market simulation games, and when you feel you are ready , dive right in
2007-05-06 04:15:10
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answered by roshansherigar2000 2
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Open Account (Bank, Deemat & Trading Accounts)
Add Fund - But do not invest right away.
Do the dry run or paper run i.e. hypothetically buy and sell them to learn from your mistakes and then when you gain some confidence start doing the real thing.
Read different financial portals, see business news channels, read financial newspapers etc etc
Best Wishes
VJDS
Indian Financial portal providing information on
- Which shares to buy
- When to buy shares
- When to exit shares
- Which IPO to subscribe and which to ignore
- Which NFO (New Mutual Fund) to enter
http://www.vjondalalstreet.com
Bus Naam hi kaafi hain ...
2007-05-02 15:01:20
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answered by VJonDalalStreet 2
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First educate urself and then watch market at least 6 month and then start.
After all Get free Trading tips for Indian Stocks market like NSE from Site like http://IndianStocksNSE.blogspot.com
2007-04-30 08:40:13
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answered by ak_pathik 3
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Just put the head in the middle opening and the wrists in the openings on either side. You can google "stocks salem" in Google images.
2007-04-28 12:12:34
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answered by Anonymous
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Look up D.R.I.P. funds You can buy the stock directly from the company, or a bank that manages their stock funds, I HAVE BOBE, NSC, & D and these are just a few. look up DRIP on Yahoo or Google nad you can be on your was.
2007-04-28 20:49:34
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answered by tom 4
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Learn about them at some of the free sites like Investopedia.com and Yahoo.com.
Or jump right in by opening an affordable brokerage account. I have one at www.foliofn.com and it has nice features - I'm totally happy.
I got started by buying the "dogs of the dow".
Best wishes,
pup
2007-04-28 17:12:28
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answered by . 6
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Open a brokerage account at Zecco.
2007-04-28 12:46:59
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answered by Anonymous
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Haha, you ask funny questions!!!!10
2007-04-28 12:55:54
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answered by thuandungggg 1
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