Online stock trade...

[BullFX]

Any one is in to sellin/buyin stocks and trading online? im thinking of getin in to it... need some info .. where do i start or any other information from your experience??


thanks

[LOCO]

never done it before..... but lemmie know if u find anything good

[BullFX]

no i wana be richer

[LOCO]

richer? :p

[BullFX]

isnt that what i said?

[Meso]

would you build your own house, build your own car or fly your own plane? Yes you would if you took the time to learn how to do it and did it every day. It makes sense to do things yourself only if you can take the time to do them right. If you don't think you can build your own house or car, or fly your own plane then you will probably pay someone else that is trained to and does it everyday, right? The same goes with stocks. If you want to take the time to study the market everyday (about 4 hours) take the time to study the good buys, then go for it. If not, then get ready to lose a lot of money fast and all because you wanted to save some money on trades. Not worth it. Let someone who makes a living studying the market invest for you. For a fee of course. Just two cents from someone in the business

[LOCO]

yeh, bull... u can't even spell :p hehe :p

[BullFX]

Originally posted by Meso
would you build your own house, build your own car or fly your own plane? Yes you would if you took the time to learn how to do it and did it every day. It makes sense to do things yourself only if you can take the time to do them right. If you don't think you can build your own house or car, or fly your own plane then you will probably pay someone else that is trained to and does it everyday, right? The same goes with stocks. If you want to take the time to study the market everyday (about 4 hours) take the time to study the good buys, then go for it. If not, then get ready to lose a lot of money fast and all because you wanted to save some money on trades. Not worth it. Let someone who makes a living studying the market invest for you. For a fee of course. Just two cents from someone in the business

bro im a student right now any way.. i have time to study and learn... where do u think i should start?

[BullFX]

Originally posted by LOCO
yeh, bull... u can't even spell :p hehe :p

i dunno what ur talkin about... lol

[lord humongous]

I use www.scotttrade.com $7 Market orders, unlimited shares.

[LOCO]

Originally posted by lord humongous
I use www.scotttrade.com $7 Market orders, unlimited shares.

what's good now?

[bigjim33]

Originally posted by LOCO
yeh, bull... u can't even spell :p hehe :p

lol

[pudgy]

i dont trust the current market , ill keep my money in real estate.

[trip]

bull,

Meso, hit it head on. And you're reply was "I'm a student, I've got time." Well, that's nice, but that is not his point, it takes on average 3-5 years to become profecient in the market. So, if you want to do it, just like AS, research research research research and more research. There is no other way. And it never ever stops.

Suggestions:
1. Read every book written by William O'Neal
2. Subscribe to Investors Business Daily, cost $200 yr.
3. After you have accumulated your knowledge, paper trade for six months. This is the tough one, seems very silly, yet the NO. 1 problem traders have is not remaining disciplined to their discipline. Paper trading will rat out your bad habits. And trust me we all have them in spades.

And Scottrade is my broker also.

Hoped That Helped
Good Luck

[lord humongous]

Real Estate is the way to go I agree. I am actually an agent, but I you want to try to make a quick buck in a week it is possible by day trading. For example, if you buy a thousand shares of a dollar stock and it goes up to 1.50 by the end of the week...sell and you made 500.00 bucks. Small and simple. You could of course put more money in and make more, but as we all know higher returns mean higher risk. It's just kind of fun.

Real Estate is for sure the way to go...always has been.