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1. ~~~~B{a}D~B[o]Y~~~~

   14|Jan|2010 1

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   you don’t not a good idea!

2. Prof. CSB

   15|Jan|2010 2

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   In order to invest money in the stock market, (i) you need to open a brokerage account, (ii) deposit some money in it, and then (iii) buy stocks, ETFs, or mutual funds.

   However, before you do buy anything, it would be a good idea to understand how the market works, and you have researched the security you intend to buy. You see, putting money in the market is the easy part, making money requires some work.

3. jackdaddy08

   18|Jan|2010 3

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   It actually is a good idea. You can learn a lot and find that you are more interested in current events and how they affect stock prices. Scottrade.com is a good place to get started. I think it’s about $8 per trade regardless of how many shares. You might want to start out with mutual funds which are available on Scottrade.com. These are funds that buy into many different companies in order to lower volititlity and risk. Of course that doesn’t mean the risk is zero, it’s just better than if you went out and bought one or two individual companies on your own. Look for mutual funds with low costs, these are called “No-Load” funds. Read up and do your research before you dive in. I think it’s great that you’re interested. This will really help you take control of your own finances.

4. Open invest

   21|Jan|2010 4

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   do it steadily
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5. Uncle D

   23|Jan|2010 5

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   Investing in stocks can be risky business. I recommend buying a mutual fund until you feel more comfortable with what you are doing.
   If you want to just start investing here it is step by step. URL below.

6. Ray-Ray

   25|Jan|2010 6

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   first of all, when i don’t have answers, i find out who does. be an educated investor. i have a financial adviser, i can call him any time, as many times as i want, and i don’t pay for our little meetings, as long as i invest thru him. i have used this to its fullest advantage.

   find a good adviser, e-mail me for advice on that.

   start out with two or three mutual funds. individual stock trading is not for the newcomer. get a good base with some funds. i say one aggressive domestic fund, and one aggressive international fund (international, not global). you can build a base with this.

   as you get your statements, read them, even if it all looks like gibberish. if you can, read a book on investing for beginners, and listen to the news. again, get educated, your retirement is worth you asking questions here n there.

   MOST IMPORTANT: when you invest even $50 a month, on a set schedule, you will see the value or balance go up and down thru the years, don’t let this scare you. the number of shares, however, will never go down, only up. keep that in mind, be patient, and make money.

7. Sam

   27|Jan|2010 7

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   Definitely go with mutual funds. You don’t want to buy individual stocks because you could lose a lot of money. The world of stock market investing is quite complex. Might as well leave it to the experts.

   Check out the following sites for more info:

8. Carlos F

   30|Jan|2010 8

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   The first thing you should do is read, read, read as much information on the stock market as you can. Here is a good place to start. This blog has been good to me. Lots of basic information. Hope it helps.

9. Swing Trading

   02|Feb|2010 9

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   Using expert investment advice and financial planning assists you in learning how to invest in the world stock markets, in equities and in money markets and extremely improves your investing skills.

10. Marubozu

    03|Feb|2010 10

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    I started investing in stocks as a newbie like you before. I shared my experience in my blog. Hope it is useful to you.

11. Avi

    04|Feb|2010 11

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    I’m a professional money manager who run a runs a currency fund based out of NY. You can reach me “Avi” at 718-701-9891 for a no charge consultation. We also have an office in Miami as well. My companies website is and there is more info that you can review there.

12. Melisa Dorky

    08|Feb|2010 12

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    “I learned about stocks thru google lol and i found out they dont supply real time scottrade does so i made an account and from there wala!”

    How I did it: I watched the news on companys google has recent news on all companys and they also have a nice little graph that allows u to see the line climb before the number goes up first stock i invested in was cti i bought it when it was nothing because i heard some news on it on the radio anytime u hear anything about a penny stock on the radio buy some it goes up just because its on the news lol anyways i made a lottttt and from then on i got a sogo trade account and a scottrade account to watch real time and on scottrade u can do options trading and stuff i wouldnt suggest options trading for first time investors

    Lessons & tips: if ur looking for quick investments probate investing
    also try buying a home in a high forclosure area but rents high thru section 8 therefore giving u your first home as an investment home and best yet it will be rented quick thru section 8 i say ditech.com for home loans they are fast and efficiant aslo if u need a cosigner make sure its someone who already has a home because if they can also apply for a home then thats 2 investments if u cosign and u both are on the title