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A Good Stock ticker
thedude_frombaywatch
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Anyone know of a really good stock ticker? Any suggestions would be awesome
Yeah, basically. I'm thinking of getting somewhat into this. Taking some classes and tonight i'm pretty much looking for some tools.
Here's to learning!
Yeah, basically. I'm thinking of getting somewhat into this. Taking some classes and tonight i'm pretty much looking for some tools.
Here's to learning!
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Isn't there something more advanced you could get?
Sure fire winner. I can also forward my spam to you for more tips if ya like.
Jim Cramer said Petsmart, coincidence? haha
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I don't think you get what the joke is
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oh my. it's too easy.
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Seriously, it's your best bet. Stocks are gamble. Work a regular job and invest extra income in a Fidelity or Hartford or something.
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how I could just kill a man
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Thanks, Jeff Goldblum.
If you have a yahoo ID, you can use yahoo to create a portfolio, and it will track the stocks for you. You can put in any categories you want. And a few months ago they actually added in "Streaming Quotes", that shows you each movement the stock makes based on the volume that is being bought / sold.
In my portfolio on yahoo, I have the stocks / mutual funds that I actually own on the top. Then underneath them I have ones I am keeping an eye on to see if I want to buy them for the future. If you watch a stock long enough, you can get a good idea what its all about.
I'd actually suggest an index fund based off the S&P 500. Mutual funds are a good idea, but they're only as realiable as the poor sucker who has to pick the stocks.
Serious note, if you have huge amounts of cash, invest in Boeing or Airbus. Planes man, planes.
This is a fallacy. The only reason you would need "REAL TIME UP TO THE NANOSECOND QUOTES" is if you are a daytrader, and if thats the case chances are you're not doing it right.
Investing in stocks is about the long term. You pick a stock that you think is undervalued at the time, but which has good growth potential. Then, you buy some of it. Then, you take a look at it once a day AT THE MOST to see what is going on (This doesn't include news updates about your stock, those you wanna get as soon as they are released). Then you wanna set a target price for your stock, and sell it if it reaches that price. This could take a month, 3 months, a year, or even longer, but if you picked a good stock chances are it will hit its goal at SOME point.
Or you could just get a mutual fund like the other guys said, I have some money in those as well. They are much easier to invest in, much less time trying to follow them, and they almost always go up over the course of the time you have them.
Though seriously, daytrading doesn't work except for the extremely lucky.
Except for when your mutual fund invests heavily in a company that's burning their books, and you lose everything.
Correct! Daytrading is just a classier form of taking all your money, going to a casino, and gambling as your job. You may win a few times, but surely enough you'll slowly descend into bankruptcy.
God I hope this is a joke because that is the worst advice possible.
yeah, then that up to the second quote does your 0 good when you put your sell order in and it sits in the queue waiting to be filled for 5 hours
and never does because the price window you put in is long gone