A stock price moves up when its most recent trade price is higher than the previous trade price; vice-versa for stock price decreases.
The way people make money in the market is the way they make money in any kind of business - put your money to use in an area that eventually makes more money. The problem is many people do not know how to properly evaluate companies to determine if their stock prices are over or undervalued. I'd venture to guess ~80% of people are haphazardly trading stocks, making money for the 20% who know what they're doing.
How do you get started? Check out Investopedia.com for an understanding of the basics. They have videos and tutorials that are pretty good. After understanding how the market works, you are able to venture into stock evaluation strategies: I'd recommend www.thestockmarketousider.com for this (my website).
Let me know if you need anything else.
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If you want to invest in stock market then here is the prosidure for stock market investment.
First you have to create an account, then you can buy some stocks directly from the company or through the stock market broker. You can set up an account by depositing cash or stocks in a brokerage account. Once you open an account you will tell your broker how many and what types of stocks you’d like to purchase. The broker executes the trade on the your behalf.
After selecting the stocks that you want to purchase, you can either make a “market order” or a “limit order.” A market order is one in which you request a stock purchase at the prevailing market price. A limit order is when you request to buy a stock at a limited price. For example, if you want to buy stock in Dell at $60 a share, and the stock is currently trading at $70, then the broker would wait to acquire the shares until the price meets your limit.
While purchasing stocks through a broker has its advantages, there are other ways to buy stock. You can purchase stocks directly through the company.
Market on Mobile will suggest you list of companies that allows direct-indirect stock investment.
They really should invest in something, if not the stock market than anything time value of money related.
There's lots of information from money managers who claim to beat market but various researchers including Fama have found less than 1% consistently achieve that. Any mutual fund or index stock that tracks a market average will be fine, you might also consider dividend paying stocks.
Take more risky investments, like stock, when you're younger and slowly move out of riskier ones as you approach retirement.
I have been looking to put my money into the stock market. But the problem is I don't know how to invest or what ever it's called. I don't get the prices if it or how it works. Does anyone have any suggestions or books or even a video on how to invest. Ps if investing money into the stock market is so good to he t money why doesn't everyone do it?
