Index Stock Trading|stock trading secrets revealed
Nov
30
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green_e_zeleno asked:
I’m a bit confused, if you want to buy a stock then the bid is the highest price that you would pay for it. So why is it then that when you actually purchase a stock you pay the ask price….? Also, how does the bid/ask spread really work and how do the market makers make money?
Kevin
I’m a bit confused, if you want to buy a stock then the bid is the highest price that you would pay for it. So why is it then that when you actually purchase a stock you pay the ask price….? Also, how does the bid/ask spread really work and how do the market makers make money?
Kevin
Nov
29
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Randy L asked:
Want to trade stocks short-term (online) and need advice from successful traders. Thanks for your time and advice!
Tristan
Want to trade stocks short-term (online) and need advice from successful traders. Thanks for your time and advice!
Tristan
Nov
23
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ufdan25 asked:
I have not had much time lately to do my homework on this but I would like to get some feedback from some people and thier experiences with sites like Etrade and TDwaterhouse. I have a little bit of money that I want to start trading with and would like to know what the best website for this is. Thanks for the help!
Jaden
I have not had much time lately to do my homework on this but I would like to get some feedback from some people and thier experiences with sites like Etrade and TDwaterhouse. I have a little bit of money that I want to start trading with and would like to know what the best website for this is. Thanks for the help!
Jaden
Nov
21
Sean C asked:
I am new to the stock market and before I open an account, I would just like to know your opinions on what stock company you find to be the overall best especially to beginners like myself.
I am new to the stock market and before I open an account, I would just like to know your opinions on what stock company you find to be the overall best especially to beginners like myself.
Also, what is the difference between stocks and options?
Thanks so much!
Mia
Nov
20
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BVCM asked:
I thought once I saw hand held devices with the actual buy/sell buttons on it. If there isn’t anything like that, what is the best and most convenient/reliable hand held device for stock trading?
I thought once I saw hand held devices with the actual buy/sell buttons on it. If there isn’t anything like that, what is the best and most convenient/reliable hand held device for stock trading?
Thanks
Kevin
Nov
17
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John M asked:
Hi all, Ive been trading stocks for a little over a year but Ive only been guessing the direction of stocks and have had mixed results, I hear that professional traders often use custom built software to find trades. Im hunting around the place, does anyone know where I can find anything like this? Any help is greatly appreciated.
John.
Blake
Hi all, Ive been trading stocks for a little over a year but Ive only been guessing the direction of stocks and have had mixed results, I hear that professional traders often use custom built software to find trades. Im hunting around the place, does anyone know where I can find anything like this? Any help is greatly appreciated.
John.
Blake
Nov
10
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wade.hastings asked:
I am just now looking to invest some money in some penny stocks and such. Nothing serious, just a couple hundred bucks or so….just to learn how it works and get started. Which platform should I use with regard to making LOW DOLLAR AMOUNT TRADES… Scottrade, etrade, ING, forex, etc….
When I say low dollar amount, I mean around $200.00 per transaction…that seems like a good dollar amount I can learn the ropes with.
Jenna
I am just now looking to invest some money in some penny stocks and such. Nothing serious, just a couple hundred bucks or so….just to learn how it works and get started. Which platform should I use with regard to making LOW DOLLAR AMOUNT TRADES… Scottrade, etrade, ING, forex, etc….
When I say low dollar amount, I mean around $200.00 per transaction…that seems like a good dollar amount I can learn the ropes with.
Jenna
