1.Do nothing until you know the kinds of stocks to buy and under what circumstances to sell
2.Don't get stock prices confused with the value of a company
3.Understand a few more basics about stocks
4.Put your finances in order
5.Consider how stocks fit into your overall financial plan, and whether you should buy individual stocks or mutual funds.
6.Do your due diligence
7.Make a wish list
Isn't going to happen. In order to trade on any American stock exchange, you need a broker/brokerage firm. Each time you trade through a broker/brokerage, you will pay a commission. Your only non-commission would be a DRIP, but then you can only buy/trade one stock (the company that you invest in). DRIPs are not for everyday trading - they are for very long term, single company investments.
1.Buy direct
2.Using an online discount broker
3.Alternatively, use a full service broker
4.Put your finance order
5.Make a wish list
Doesn't exist. How would they stay in business?
doesn't exist
I was looking to buy and sell stocks online for free with no fees. (With instant buying and selling at any time, that keeps live feeds of how the stocks are doing). Is there a place to do that or does it not even exist?
