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Pick the best stock...........?

Posted at: 2014-12-05 
How to pick the best stock from the stock market for trading...?

Hello,

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If you're wanting to be a "trader", then you have specific goals and conditions that must be met according to your trade plan. The trade plan gives you the trigger, setups, stops, risk, and targets, incorporating good money management techniques.

It has nothing whatsoever to do with how you "feel" about something/anything.

The "best" stock might be the one with the greatest probability of success, or it may instead be the one with the most risk and most profit potential. Managing advanced issues like risk is beyond the newbie, but paramount to trading. A trader is a professional risk manager more than anything else. We only jump on board when we can reduce risk and increase probability, and simply jump in front of the market at these times. It's fun to manage a good entry.

Once you know your personal time frame and risk level, the best stock for trading is going to have good liquidity and low risk and work well with technical analysis and support/resistance levels. After historical testing, it should work well with other known indicators and good trading strategy.

"Trading" is knowledge applied, not random guessing and pushing buttons on some android app with the emotions of gambling. Trading is a business.

If you want to develop a trade plan, read the book, Rules of the Trade, by David Nassar. Test your plan on a simulator (that's all a simulator is good for), and when you become consistent, you might want to use real money, If not, revise the plan; use this site to define financial terms:

http://simulator.investopedia.com/#axzz1...

Five Minute Investing: How To Evaluate A Trading Strategy

http://www.investopedia.com/university/f...

The Cardinal Sin Of Beginning Investing -- And How To Avoid It

http://www.investopedia.com/stock-analys...

stock selection is a matter of your goals and timing versus the intrinsic value of the stock (its potential for growth through the future)

for example, a day trader is interested in stocks with a 'pop' of value, in order to buy/sell in a day

an investor who is taxed on the gain, may want to invest for longer than a day.

google started out at $10/share. within a couple years, it went to over $1000 and recently split 2 for 1

pg has increased its dividend every year for the last multiple tens of years, allowing its owners to get a yield while owning a stock

Ask your congressman / senator which stocks he / she bought.

Regularly read financial News Paper. If you find some food news about a company or a segment, buy stock of that company or leading company of that segment. You have to keep on watching.

Every 'expert' will have a different opinion on which is the "best stock" You will have to do your research, and decide for yourself, based on your financial position and goals.

You chose a stock based on how you feel about its chances of going up in future.

You chose a stock when you feel its undervalued

You chose a stock based on certain parameters that you feel will make it grow at a rapid rate.

**factors:- You could know certain news that will make the stock go up in future.

Off course all of this is something that one should do while being bullish.

If its bearish, then its just vice-versa

You look at it and gather information in your head and then choose wisely.

Guess

How to pick the best stock from the stock market for trading...?