Stocks Basics: Introduction
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Getting Started In Stocks
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Five Minute Investing: How To Evaluate A Trading Strategy
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The Cardinal Sin Of Beginning Investing -- And How To Avoid It
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Just type "how to invest in stock market" in the Search Y! Answers box at the top of your screen and you'll get lots of Answers
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The best way to learn is from a good book or three like Stock Investing for Dummies and The Millionaire Next Door, available at your local library for free.
The guru on options is Larry McMillan. His latest book is Options As A Strategic Investment: 5th Edition, but it's expensive. Get what you can find at the library through the interlibrary loan system. Any book by him will be useful.
Go to your local library and see what books they have there.
Try watching Options Action on CNBC Friday evenings. You can get started by learning terms and what the traders on the show are looking for.
Everyone has their own ideas of what works and what doesn't. Such as chart patterns v. company fundamentals. Both can be good indicators, but not 100%, so you need to figure out what you are comfortable working with.
No such thing as best!
Since most investors and professional money managers are unable to beat the market as a whole, stick with an index based mutual fund, such as, Fidelity Spartan 500 Index Fund (FUSEX), which tracks performance of the S&P 500 Index. The annual expense ratio is just 0.10%, about as low as it gets.
Watch the latest Suze Orman show that PBS is running during their fundraising campaign. VCR/DVR record it to skip over their fundraising pitches that interrupt the show.
Ive invested in the stock market before, but I only know how to buy a simple stock and sell one. I made a little bit of money. Nothing great, I would like to "get better" TO understand how to read the market, Puts and calls, All that good stuff.
Can be free websites, Or a great book or something. Ive tried doing google searches but there is just so many with so much different stuff.
