hmmm i found this to be very interesting, thanks for the information. now i just might go buy a random stock for a few dollars haha good thing i took a economic class :p
It's a protective measure so you only lose 3 if the stock goes down. You are not winning anything by doing it. If the stock goes down even lower then you really lose even more if you decide to sell right after.
@DannyRev2011 It is just a protective measure. You don't WANT to sell it at 29, but if it goes down to 29, it sells automatically to prevent further losses.
What do you think the best way is to profit from Facebook going public? In history of other companies trading they all shoot up the first day then level off
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I am a beginner for sure but what I did not understand in your great video is... Why would u buy stocks at 32$ then sell them cheaper at 29$ and lose money? I don't understand
@katalyst96 The expectation is that the stock will actually gain in value, so that he can manually sell it at (say) $60 when Microsoft is booming. The sell order is only a backup - if Microsoft shares happen to plummet while the shareholder isn't looking, the stock is automatically sold when it's under $29 so that he isn't left with a shitty stock that's only worth $3,50. In other words, the $3 is the amount of risk he's willing to take with this stock - or at least that's how I interpreted it.
Hi hi! Have you ever tried intellectus list building (do a search on google)? Ive heard some extraordinary things about it and my cooworker got crazy amounts of money-making buyers added to their list.
Very helpful video alessio, and very simple looking forward to more, my facebook is Lord Mena Ramsis, im a big fan... goldman sachs wont rule the rule if everyone is educated like your doing now with these videos, add me :)
Thank you for this. I have always been interested in starting to trade, by starting small and doing it individually but i have always been unable to find any outlets to do it. Everyone i spoke to who have the knowledge is always trying to get me to buy what they want me to buy so they'll profit from it.
Hopefully there are more videos from you teaching some of us complete greenhorns on how to get started.
Are you ****really the guy**** who was on the BBC? I admire the frankness of your interview, but pls forgive the question because i see a lot of snake-oil merchants appearing now linking you in their promotions for their own crap which comes across as if you personally endorsed it! So are you the real McCoy if so what is your main website where we can all benefit form what you have to show us?
I never quite understood any of this. I feel quite dumb about it. I now understand how to buy and sell, but where can I find the best options for buying? any sites for newbies? thanks a lot, man.
Why do a lot of people that claim to make a living in trading prefer to teach/write books instead of trading?? It is something that I always ask myself, same thing with brokers, if they are good why don't they trade with their own money? Please respond. And I really liked the video!
Hi Alessio. I appreciate your video and hope you will make more like this for beginners. Maybe you could suggest some educational material for beginners. Now in light of what you said on your BBC interview, are you still trading at the moment or are you moving everything to hedge funds and bonds?
Excellent video! I am beginning to read and trying to learn how to trade. Your website is very helpful as well as your video. Thanks! I will continue to read your updates and hope to absorb your knowledge of the industry.
I was thinking of buying stocks... not now, I'll wait until January so I don't have worry about including it on my 2011 tax return. I'll have another year to worry about it, rather than just 6 months now.
what would really help is if you would simplify the terms so that other people that may not know that much about buying stock and the vocabulary could learn a bit more.
This video was great i feel like i know a little bit more about trading online now i do have some questions though so if you could add me on facebook or give me urs that will be cool Thanks
@erkanat358 You'd want to sell them at a higher price, but setting the "stop loss" (automatic sale) price of the stocks will make it so that you wont lose more than $3. You can manually sell them for higher when the market increases. I, personally, wouldn't use a stop loss, because over time stocks tend to grow... even if they go down a lot in the short term.
hello sir 1st of all thanks for posting this video here. it is very imformative and i learn alot from this one especially for a beginner like me who havent tried trading online and havent seen how it looks like. thank you so much sir. all the best.
@alessiorastani, Why did you buy each stock at $32 and sold them for $29? Arent you losing $3 in each stock you sell? please answer my questions im a beginner
@cheezy281 hey i dunno if you got an answer. im a bit confused too, but i think what it is, is if the stock starts to lose its value, it will atomatically stop at 29. so you would only lose $3 its sort of just a safety net.
I'm 17 years old and I'll be 18 in a few months so I can buy and sell shares then.
I'm from the UK and I'm studying for a job in the London stock exchange FTSE 100 .
What advice could you give to me so I have a much bigger idea on how to buy and sell shares and also what subject grades I should DEFINITELY study hard on.
saw the video but have 1 question.. i just opened an account with optionsxpress and i was woundering after you buy the stock how would you sell it....for example if i buy 100 shares of jammin java symbol is jamn for $2 a share and lets say it where to go up to $10 a share in 5 days how would i be able to sell my stock on optionsxpress and is their a certain amount of time i have to wait to sell my stocks.also what are contracts .because optionsexpress says it charges 14 dollars please help?
saw the video but have 1 question.. i just opened an account with optionsxpress and i was woundering after you buy the stock how would you sell it....for example if i buy 100 shares of jammin java symbol is jamn for $2 a share and lets say it where to go up to $10 a share in 5 days how would i be able to sell my stock on optionsxpress and is their a certain amount of time i have to wait to sell my stocks.also what are contracts .because optionsexpress says it charges 14 dollars please help??????
@jrgonzvale Hey have u done any transactions with your Options Xpress account?? How is it going? I just watch this video and I would like to open an account myself but I wanna hear some real examples... would u mind to share your experiences with it?? thanks
@jrgonzvale Hey have u done any transactions with your Options Xpress account?? How is it going? I just watch this video and I would like to open an account myself but I wanna hear some real examples... would u mind to share your experiences with it?? thanks
Well... i probably misunderstood a part of it but here's my problem :
- Assuming you're buying as soon as it goes over 32 et selling as soon as it goes under 29... You're then loosing 3$ right? What's the point then of doing that?
If anyone can enlighten me i would be really appreciated !
Is it in case when the market could go even worse than 29 (20 for example), and I sell everything at 29$ before i'd loose even more than 3$ ? It's a kinda security? right?
Then, can I set a selling-stoplimit at 29$ + a selling-limit which sells for any amount over 33$ for example?
@Tak745 Hi Tak - yes you're abosolutely right. Whenever you trade, you have to use a "stop-loss" which is your protection against risk. There is always a risk of being wrong on a trade. So we exit for a small loss, but we keep our profits unlimited. cheers.
@thunder69sm Yes you could apply it to day-trading. However, bear in mind that when you day-trade you will incur more costs (commissions plus the spread). And there are regulations about day-trading such as how much money should be in your account (typically at least $20K).
@loko95ftp Hi Loko - it is simple. You can either withdraw your money on your online broker account. Or you can call them up and make a withdrawal (there may also be a withdrawal fee).
so can i pust two stop orders on the same stock? say one incase it drops to 29 and one incase it shoots to 38? using the same example in the video of course.
@cpfullback Absolutely! However, I tend not to exit FULLY using a stop. Sometimes the market may give you more than you anticipated. I usually exit HALF my position at a pre-determined price by using a limit order. Then trail the remaining half till you are stopped out. Cheers.
I have NO idea about buy stocks but I would like to learn and I thought using OptionsExpress seemed reasonable.
My question is: Once I open an account and suppose I purchased 100 stocks for $10 each ($1000) through OptionsExpress where are those stocks held? What sort of receipt do I get? Can I request to have the stock certificates mailed to me (lets say I want to hold on to them for a few years?) I'm completely a novice.
@mweibleii your brokerage will hold them for you (in this case optionsxpress). Nowadays pretty much everything is electronic so you will get all your receipts electronically.
why the YELL :) you buy 32$ stocks =3200$ to sell them in 29$ = 2900 YOU LOST 300$ i mean what the ....could you xplain it to me?cause i know you are not so dumb.
@serchmarc Hi there serchmarc. I understand this part can be confusing. The whole point behind selling at a slightly lower price is in case you are wrong on the trade. This is risk management (which is extremely important). If you bought a stock at $32 and the stock continued to slide down to $16, you have just lost 50% of your money. Therefore we want to sell the shares for a small loss in case we make the wrong call.
To anybody who knows, im probably naive but is there anyway i could say just use £20 to either lose or win with, just for a bit of fun? or is it a bit too risky, ?
@ryankimbo yea, u can buy stocks that are about to collapse, so all the people r selling them at super low price. and if u buy those stocks for let's say dollar each and if the market didn't crash then the prices will go up instantly. and let's say the price went up to normal, (let's say 10) then u would've made 200 dollar profit.
@ryankimbo Hi Ryan - there is nothing wrong with having a bit of fun. But personally I think you should use that £20 and buy a few books to increase your knowledge of the markets. If you are going in to serious trading or investing, then I would avoid getting into the dangerous habit of gambling. It's not worth it. It can start with £20, then next thing you know you are gambling with £2000. All the best, my friend.
Great video and explanation! Im slightly confused... which would you use (limit or stop) When trying to set the price @ which you want your stock to sell at when it goes up to that point??
@hondaspeed05 If you are selling at a price HIGHER than the current market price, then you use a LIMIT order. If you are selling at a lower price than the current (so as to protect against losses) then it is a STOP order.
I liked your video alot...I still have alot of questions...but at least I have a starting point.... my facebook .. in Mary McMenamin Hallinan if you want to befreind me that would be cool ...and i will subscribe..thanks again.
@alessiorastani just one thing not asking how much you have made but can you easily make a living, and what are good stocks to buy at the minute .thanks for your time ps good video
ok so using your example if you were to buy them at $32 you could set the stop loss to sell them when they fall to $29. Could you also set the stop to sell them when they begin to climb lets say to $40? i know its probably no but i know nothing about stocks haha..
@jokerdude156 You're absolutely correct. Yes - use LIMIT orders. That way you can tell the market maker at what point you want to enter and when you want to exit.
@theracemixer The answer to that is going to be very long. You need to really assess 3 things: fundamental analysis of the stock, technical analysis and finally sentiment. If you go to my facebook page (see link below my video) I will be bringing out a useful profuct soon which will help you get started.
@WHATEVERNARUTO48 Hi there - the website is optionsxpress - I am not sure that you can open an account if you are 15, but you are better off asking them yourself.
@sapnnaisme Thank you very much. Sorry for this late reply. The linking bit is about managing your risk. Whenever you buy a stock - you have to limit your risk in case the stock goes in a direction against you. This is why you need to link your buy order to a sell order, in case the stock goes lower in price.
@abe4life1 hi there. Yes if you send me a private message on youtube and provide me with your email address, I can forward you the link straightaway. take care.
@lalo289 Hi there. Yes it's asking if you have any children, or a close relative you are looking after. I am guessing this may not apply to you. cheers.
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@Bahzad23 Hi Bahzad, thanks for your question. Join me on my facebook trading community and perhaps I can help you further. Type my name Alessio Rastani after the facebook url (or click on the link under the video itself). cheers.
@KUNAIACE Hi there. Whenever you buy a stock, even if you are the best trader in the world, you can never be 100% sure that the stock will go in our direction or that we will money on that trade. Therefore we use a stop-loss to protect our money against risk. So if webuy a share at say $32, we will sell at a slightly lower price (e.g.$29) to make sure your risk is small and you don't lose all your money.
@alessiorastani Hello! well I am layman and don't have that much information regarding stocks. Why we intends to sell it in lower price? We know that we buy it for sake of benefit. If this is too low to sell then we should wait until it goes up. Would you plz explain this again coz its difficult for me to comprehend this totally lost techniques. Thanks.
@ahmed742 Hi Ahmed, I get this question asked a lot. The most important thing in stock trading is RISK management. There is always a risk involved, and it doesn't matter how good a trader you are. So whenever you buy a stock, you need to know at what point you are going to sell your share in case it goes in a direction AGAINST you. This is to ensure you don't lose all your money. It is referred to as a "stop loss", to keep you safe.
I just went to the website and it looks legite. Thanks for this video! I have one question how long have you been buying stock from this website, and how succesful have you been when it came to profiting!
@phonmusicart Hi there. I have been using the online broker in the video for almost 4 years. I trust them and their platform is very user-friendly. The website itself will not help you succeed in trading. To do that you need to do some studying and get some professional training. feel free to join me on my facebook trading page (link is below the vid)
@5432223g it is very simple - open an account with the brokers first (optionsxpress). They give you an account number and a routing number. Then all you have to do is ask your bank to wire some money into your broker account (either by phone or directly at your bank). it takes a few days to reach your account. There may be a wiring fee.
hey...doesn't that mean that you sell your stocks at a loss? Why would you want to do that? If I want to sell my stocks at a profit do I just put 35dollars at the "sell" part instead of 29?
@lollerseddie I have had this question asked many times. I should have made myself more clear. The sell order at $29 is called a "stop-loss". This is not your profit sell-order - it is your protective sell-order in case the trade did not go in your direction. remember that there is always a risk involved in trading, and therefore you need to decide when to exit in case you made a wrong call.
essentially essentially essentially LOL jk this video is great... I've been looking for a video that explains how to do this for some time now. I would also like to know if you have to trade when you sign up for these online broker accounts, like are you forced to trade everyday, is it possible to just buy a stock and keep it for as long as you want?
@zw0ecool Hi there. The answer is yes it is possible to buy a stock and hold as long as you wish. You are NOT forced to trade everyday (in fact this is, in my view, highly inadviseable). Btw - you're correct, I should stop saying "essentially" so much. lol
dear alessio, i have a question, maybe you know: i made a cfd (conract for difference) with royal bank of scotland, on the 19th of may. it's my first time, so i donno some details. i made it for 30 days, betting 150 $ that the crude oil price would go up. when i check my acct, it says that the position is open. when the 30 day period is over, do i have to do anything? such as close the position?
@derekeskelson Hi Derek - thanks for your question. Unfortunately I do not trade CFDs. I do predominantly spreadbetting, share trading and options. So I am not the best person to answer your question. My advice is call up your CFD dealer/broker and ask them direct (from the dealing desk). Cheers.
nice video, thanks
islam0wisdom 1 week ago
hmmm i found this to be very interesting, thanks for the information. now i just might go buy a random stock for a few dollars haha good thing i took a economic class :p
TheDifferential 2 weeks ago in playlist trading
Why would you but it at 32 and sell it at 29? How are you wining?
DannyRev2011 1 month ago
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It's a protective measure so you only lose 3 if the stock goes down. You are not winning anything by doing it. If the stock goes down even lower then you really lose even more if you decide to sell right after.
BoxerRankings 3 weeks ago
@DannyRev2011 It is just a protective measure. You don't WANT to sell it at 29, but if it goes down to 29, it sells automatically to prevent further losses.
golfingjbaby 2 days ago
this was before he became that "annoying " person lol
wassupr0ckers 1 month ago
What do you think the best way is to profit from Facebook going public? In history of other companies trading they all shoot up the first day then level off
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allchinpl 2 months ago
salam ostad!
omid waram ke halet khub bashe.
man taze karam wa ta hala hich stocks online nakharidam.
mikhastam beporsam man az ro che (website) mitunam online bekharam?
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AusicTheDruid 2 months ago
Great thanks
norwalkzozo 2 months ago
Good video
akbarsUtubing 2 months ago
Great video buddy!
AlexNOSAM 3 months ago
thanks very helpful video.........
happybilal 3 months ago
How about chart trading ,, way simplier,,,
abeone10 3 months ago
you have another videos ? like part 2 or continuation ?
manovcn 3 months ago
I am a beginner for sure but what I did not understand in your great video is... Why would u buy stocks at 32$ then sell them cheaper at 29$ and lose money? I don't understand
katalyst96 4 months ago
@katalyst96 The expectation is that the stock will actually gain in value, so that he can manually sell it at (say) $60 when Microsoft is booming. The sell order is only a backup - if Microsoft shares happen to plummet while the shareholder isn't looking, the stock is automatically sold when it's under $29 so that he isn't left with a shitty stock that's only worth $3,50. In other words, the $3 is the amount of risk he's willing to take with this stock - or at least that's how I interpreted it.
ConscientiousMind 4 months ago
Hi hi! Have you ever tried intellectus list building (do a search on google)? Ive heard some extraordinary things about it and my cooworker got crazy amounts of money-making buyers added to their list.
zaahil0071 4 months ago
good it is helpful for the beginers but i just wonder can you recommend me any good online broker firm thanks
TheBoqor 4 months ago
Very helpful video alessio, and very simple looking forward to more, my facebook is Lord Mena Ramsis, im a big fan... goldman sachs wont rule the rule if everyone is educated like your doing now with these videos, add me :)
mena13 5 months ago
The banks in UK just got down graded ( i think you know that already) my question is how can i make money out the down grading ??
theracemixer 5 months ago
Nice vid
rolfen 5 months ago
Thank you for this. I have always been interested in starting to trade, by starting small and doing it individually but i have always been unable to find any outlets to do it. Everyone i spoke to who have the knowledge is always trying to get me to buy what they want me to buy so they'll profit from it.
Hopefully there are more videos from you teaching some of us complete greenhorns on how to get started.
SaintDL 5 months ago
how do you profit from getting people to invest?
CheekyVimto08 5 months ago
I saw you on BBC interview and boy oh boy you made them shit themselves LOL
Joking aside i also saw heard you in a radio interview where you said GOLD and SILVER will drop, could you please explain why ?
I hope your instant fame isn't going to spam your Chanel :¬)
theracemixer 5 months ago
Wow, watching you on the BBC made me want to start investing. Thanks for the inspiration!
scatesify 5 months ago
Are you ****really the guy**** who was on the BBC? I admire the frankness of your interview, but pls forgive the question because i see a lot of snake-oil merchants appearing now linking you in their promotions for their own crap which comes across as if you personally endorsed it! So are you the real McCoy if so what is your main website where we can all benefit form what you have to show us?
Ajeebhai1 5 months ago
I never quite understood any of this. I feel quite dumb about it. I now understand how to buy and sell, but where can I find the best options for buying? any sites for newbies? thanks a lot, man.
ProfetaParanoia 5 months ago
Why do a lot of people that claim to make a living in trading prefer to teach/write books instead of trading?? It is something that I always ask myself, same thing with brokers, if they are good why don't they trade with their own money? Please respond. And I really liked the video!
Thebielnasser 5 months ago
Do you realise your clip on BBC is a viral internet sensation
cisco9x 5 months ago
you made my day,,,,awesome tutorial,,,you should made more of these,,,,btw you're a good teacher too
vinchino 5 months ago
Hi Alessio. I appreciate your video and hope you will make more like this for beginners. Maybe you could suggest some educational material for beginners. Now in light of what you said on your BBC interview, are you still trading at the moment or are you moving everything to hedge funds and bonds?
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silverandgoldfan 5 months ago
Excellent video! I am beginning to read and trying to learn how to trade. Your website is very helpful as well as your video. Thanks! I will continue to read your updates and hope to absorb your knowledge of the industry.
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TheOliver892 5 months ago
@TheOliver892 lol advertisement disguised as a question like it pal
ghodium 5 months ago
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TheOliver892 4 months ago
where can i learn stock trading without investing even a penny? is there any way?
TheOliver892 5 months ago
I was thinking of buying stocks... not now, I'll wait until January so I don't have worry about including it on my 2011 tax return. I'll have another year to worry about it, rather than just 6 months now.
newyy1 5 months ago
Is this thing a scam?
lovedragan 6 months ago
@lovedragan no the dude who presented this was on the BBC today so it has to be kosher ;)
ghodium 5 months ago
That website is scam. Just search online for stories and real experiences.
jamesbondaygee 6 months ago
Can somone send me a link or message helping me to understand more of this
KPpivot 6 months ago
what would really help is if you would simplify the terms so that other people that may not know that much about buying stock and the vocabulary could learn a bit more.
HonduranGuy100 7 months ago
@HonduranGuy100 He defined almost everything in the video pretty clearly, actually.
GoldenCottonBall 7 months ago
Do u buy all 100 shares for $32 or each individual share is $32 ???
CRISTIANT1995 7 months ago
This video is really informative. But I am from India, can I used this tool to trade with Indian stocks?
earneasymoney1 7 months ago
I want to know if i can have it sale automatically sale if it reaches a specific price higher than the price bought for
irishignite 7 months ago
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irishignite 7 months ago
This video was great i feel like i know a little bit more about trading online now i do have some questions though so if you could add me on facebook or give me urs that will be cool Thanks
Abdelice 8 months ago
Hi I was wondering if it cost money to use an online account to buy and sell stocks ?
DontFuckWitDreDay 8 months ago
why would you buy for 32$ and then sell 29$? aren't you loosing 3$?
thank you
erkanat358 8 months ago
@erkanat358 You'd want to sell them at a higher price, but setting the "stop loss" (automatic sale) price of the stocks will make it so that you wont lose more than $3. You can manually sell them for higher when the market increases. I, personally, wouldn't use a stop loss, because over time stocks tend to grow... even if they go down a lot in the short term.
GoldenCottonBall 7 months ago
thanks alot helps.. would like to see more.
dainamiku 9 months ago
You can sell at $10, and buy 10 times more shares than before. It is a shortcut to $100
airwlkr3 9 months ago
hello sir 1st of all thanks for posting this video here. it is very imformative and i learn alot from this one especially for a beginner like me who havent tried trading online and havent seen how it looks like. thank you so much sir. all the best.
zapantalambda 9 months ago
helpful !
combatfear4 9 months ago
I'm a teacher and I found this video very logical and easy to follow. Thank you.
ringadong 9 months ago
great video. very informative
cheezy281 10 months ago
@alessiorastani, Why did you buy each stock at $32 and sold them for $29? Arent you losing $3 in each stock you sell? please answer my questions im a beginner
cheezy281 10 months ago
@cheezy281 hey i dunno if you got an answer. im a bit confused too, but i think what it is, is if the stock starts to lose its value, it will atomatically stop at 29. so you would only lose $3 its sort of just a safety net.
DesignRec 9 months ago
Brilliant I'm surprised I could understand it!
I'm 17 years old and I'll be 18 in a few months so I can buy and sell shares then.
I'm from the UK and I'm studying for a job in the London stock exchange FTSE 100 .
What advice could you give to me so I have a much bigger idea on how to buy and sell shares and also what subject grades I should DEFINITELY study hard on.
Thankyou,
BLiiiTZUK 10 months ago
saw the video but have 1 question.. i just opened an account with optionsxpress and i was woundering after you buy the stock how would you sell it....for example if i buy 100 shares of jammin java symbol is jamn for $2 a share and lets say it where to go up to $10 a share in 5 days how would i be able to sell my stock on optionsxpress and is their a certain amount of time i have to wait to sell my stocks.also what are contracts .because optionsexpress says it charges 14 dollars please help?
jrgonzvale 10 months ago
saw the video but have 1 question.. i just opened an account with optionsxpress and i was woundering after you buy the stock how would you sell it....for example if i buy 100 shares of jammin java symbol is jamn for $2 a share and lets say it where to go up to $10 a share in 5 days how would i be able to sell my stock on optionsxpress and is their a certain amount of time i have to wait to sell my stocks.also what are contracts .because optionsexpress says it charges 14 dollars please help??????
jrgonzvale 10 months ago
@jrgonzvale Hey have u done any transactions with your Options Xpress account?? How is it going? I just watch this video and I would like to open an account myself but I wanna hear some real examples... would u mind to share your experiences with it?? thanks
fonselabs 9 months ago
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@jrgonzvale Hey have u done any transactions with your Options Xpress account?? How is it going? I just watch this video and I would like to open an account myself but I wanna hear some real examples... would u mind to share your experiences with it?? thanks
fonselabs 9 months ago
Very informative video for people interested in learning the online trade market.Thanx
Are all online trading firms pretty similar to what you've described. When I start trading i was looking into ameritrade and etrade! any advice?
JUSTMAYBE79 10 months ago
@TroyDavidsonHimself Thanks Troy - much appreciated. Glad you liked the vid.
alessiorastani 11 months ago
Great Job!
deenyc212 11 months ago
thanks i was wondering what to do...
dainamiku 11 months ago
Well... i probably misunderstood a part of it but here's my problem :
- Assuming you're buying as soon as it goes over 32 et selling as soon as it goes under 29... You're then loosing 3$ right? What's the point then of doing that?
If anyone can enlighten me i would be really appreciated !
Tak745 11 months ago
I think i got it...
Is it in case when the market could go even worse than 29 (20 for example), and I sell everything at 29$ before i'd loose even more than 3$ ? It's a kinda security? right?
Then, can I set a selling-stoplimit at 29$ + a selling-limit which sells for any amount over 33$ for example?
Tak745 11 months ago
@Tak745 Hi Tak - yes you're abosolutely right. Whenever you trade, you have to use a "stop-loss" which is your protection against risk. There is always a risk of being wrong on a trade. So we exit for a small loss, but we keep our profits unlimited. cheers.
alessiorastani 11 months ago
fucking awsome video .... best one i seen by far keep doing these kinds of videos .. after watching this video it just made me feel smart
frijolerox8 11 months ago
@frijolerox8 Thanks! I am glad you enjoyed it. All the best!
alessiorastani 11 months ago
does this video apply to day trading? how can i do this without free riding, especially if im ready to sell the next day?
thunder69sm 11 months ago
@thunder69sm Yes you could apply it to day-trading. However, bear in mind that when you day-trade you will incur more costs (commissions plus the spread). And there are regulations about day-trading such as how much money should be in your account (typically at least $20K).
alessiorastani 11 months ago
AMAZING VIDEO> it all makes sense now.
thunder69sm 11 months ago
how do i get paid the part where you stocks are at a record high and you want to cashout
loko95ftp 11 months ago
@loko95ftp Hi Loko - it is simple. You can either withdraw your money on your online broker account. Or you can call them up and make a withdrawal (there may also be a withdrawal fee).
alessiorastani 11 months ago
you the man
swaggz1 11 months ago
so can i pust two stop orders on the same stock? say one incase it drops to 29 and one incase it shoots to 38? using the same example in the video of course.
cpfullback 11 months ago
@cpfullback Absolutely! However, I tend not to exit FULLY using a stop. Sometimes the market may give you more than you anticipated. I usually exit HALF my position at a pre-determined price by using a limit order. Then trail the remaining half till you are stopped out. Cheers.
alessiorastani 11 months ago
Excellent!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
agvoerdict 1 year ago
good one. ty
pimezon 1 year ago
helpful for me ...thanks..
Alexcherupara 1 year ago
Hello,
I have NO idea about buy stocks but I would like to learn and I thought using OptionsExpress seemed reasonable.
My question is: Once I open an account and suppose I purchased 100 stocks for $10 each ($1000) through OptionsExpress where are those stocks held? What sort of receipt do I get? Can I request to have the stock certificates mailed to me (lets say I want to hold on to them for a few years?) I'm completely a novice.
mweibleii 1 year ago
@mweibleii your brokerage will hold them for you (in this case optionsxpress). Nowadays pretty much everything is electronic so you will get all your receipts electronically.
alessiorastani 11 months ago
great video, some of us would like to invest in stock, but have no idea where to start or how,this was a well detailed information,thank you
fezzmania 1 year ago
why the YELL :) you buy 32$ stocks =3200$ to sell them in 29$ = 2900 YOU LOST 300$ i mean what the ....could you xplain it to me?cause i know you are not so dumb.
thks
serchmarc 1 year ago
@serchmarc Hi there serchmarc. I understand this part can be confusing. The whole point behind selling at a slightly lower price is in case you are wrong on the trade. This is risk management (which is extremely important). If you bought a stock at $32 and the stock continued to slide down to $16, you have just lost 50% of your money. Therefore we want to sell the shares for a small loss in case we make the wrong call.
alessiorastani 11 months ago
is there any other commision fees to use this program to trade stock
TheMax13542 1 year ago
@TheMax13542 yes - commissions are about $14.95 per trade.
alessiorastani 11 months ago
Great video. I'm a noob when it comes to stocks, so this is a good start. Thank you :)
ablemorghon 1 year ago
@ablemorghon no problem, thanks very much.
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Wow ITS in real human english and this makes alot of sence, thanks for not using the bullshit fancy words, THANKS GREAT VIDEO keep making more
sikkshady 1 year ago
@sikkshady Hey thanks for your great feedback. I really appreciate it. Cheers!!
alessiorastani 11 months ago
To anybody who knows, im probably naive but is there anyway i could say just use £20 to either lose or win with, just for a bit of fun? or is it a bit too risky, ?
ryankimbo 1 year ago
@ryankimbo yea, u can buy stocks that are about to collapse, so all the people r selling them at super low price. and if u buy those stocks for let's say dollar each and if the market didn't crash then the prices will go up instantly. and let's say the price went up to normal, (let's say 10) then u would've made 200 dollar profit.
nepalihercules 1 year ago
@ryankimbo Hi Ryan - there is nothing wrong with having a bit of fun. But personally I think you should use that £20 and buy a few books to increase your knowledge of the markets. If you are going in to serious trading or investing, then I would avoid getting into the dangerous habit of gambling. It's not worth it. It can start with £20, then next thing you know you are gambling with £2000. All the best, my friend.
alessiorastani 11 months ago
Great video and explanation! Im slightly confused... which would you use (limit or stop) When trying to set the price @ which you want your stock to sell at when it goes up to that point??
hondaspeed05 1 year ago
@hondaspeed05 If you are selling at a price HIGHER than the current market price, then you use a LIMIT order. If you are selling at a lower price than the current (so as to protect against losses) then it is a STOP order.
alessiorastani 11 months ago
I liked your video alot...I still have alot of questions...but at least I have a starting point.... my facebook .. in Mary McMenamin Hallinan if you want to befreind me that would be cool ...and i will subscribe..thanks again.
crazey4utube 1 year ago
@crazey4utube Sure thing Mary - will do! Cheers.
alessiorastani 11 months ago
@alessiorastani just one thing not asking how much you have made but can you easily make a living, and what are good stocks to buy at the minute .thanks for your time ps good video
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gkcnae 1 year ago
I just have a question why some people says that's is illegal? Is that true? Thanks!!
marc122979 1 year ago
@marc122979 Only insider trading is illegal - if that what you mean marc.
alessiorastani 11 months ago
Simple and nice explained
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alizanorrellfht 1 year ago
ok so using your example if you were to buy them at $32 you could set the stop loss to sell them when they fall to $29. Could you also set the stop to sell them when they begin to climb lets say to $40? i know its probably no but i know nothing about stocks haha..
jokerdude156 1 year ago 10
@jokerdude156 You're absolutely correct. Yes - use LIMIT orders. That way you can tell the market maker at what point you want to enter and when you want to exit.
alessiorastani 1 year ago 5
@alessiorastani Please help! I really want to make money by stock. Im a little confused by the "limit $" and "Stop $" selection. Please Help.
Thanks.
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jetflock 9 months ago
I'm new to this. there for i have few question however i'll limit it to just one for now.
Q) Is the price * quantity = total share ?
theracemixer 1 year ago
@theracemixer ya..... price times quanttity is the money that u r byin it 4
shariar1995 1 year ago
@theracemixer Hi - yes this is the amount of money that you are investing to buy the shares of the company.
alessiorastani 1 year ago
@alessiorastani
Hi, there i really want to start buying shares since i am new to it what is it that need to look in a company ?
theracemixer 1 year ago
@theracemixer The answer to that is going to be very long. You need to really assess 3 things: fundamental analysis of the stock, technical analysis and finally sentiment. If you go to my facebook page (see link below my video) I will be bringing out a useful profuct soon which will help you get started.
alessiorastani 1 year ago
hye..
im new to dis..
need link 4 dat website...
im 15 4 u infomation..
cn i partcpate...
WHATEVERNARUTO48 1 year ago
@WHATEVERNARUTO48 OPTIONSXPRESS . COM
shariar1995 1 year ago
@WHATEVERNARUTO48 Hi there - the website is optionsxpress - I am not sure that you can open an account if you are 15, but you are better off asking them yourself.
alessiorastani 1 year ago
hello. I dont really understand the linking part?
what happens actually?
and yeah, thank you very much for this awesome video (:
sapnnaisme 1 year ago
@sapnnaisme see you buys stocks at a lower price.... then u link it to a higher price... so that when the price is higher ..u sell it for profit
shariar1995 1 year ago
@sapnnaisme Thank you very much. Sorry for this late reply. The linking bit is about managing your risk. Whenever you buy a stock - you have to limit your risk in case the stock goes in a direction against you. This is why you need to link your buy order to a sell order, in case the stock goes lower in price.
alessiorastani 1 year ago
what website areyou using please
sketown231 1 year ago
@sketown231 I am using optionsxpress . com
alessiorastani 1 year ago
can you put up a link to the website you did this at?
abe4life1 1 year ago
@abe4life1 hi there. Yes if you send me a private message on youtube and provide me with your email address, I can forward you the link straightaway. take care.
alessiorastani 1 year ago
Hey I was making an account on that website and it was asking for dependents, would you know what that means?
lalo289 1 year ago
@lalo289 Hi there. Yes it's asking if you have any children, or a close relative you are looking after. I am guessing this may not apply to you. cheers.
alessiorastani 1 year ago
Fantastic informative video! Was a great help thanks very much!
calwhs 1 year ago
@calwhs thanks very much - I really appreciate your comments!
alessiorastani 1 year ago
great
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i0am0a0daytrader 1 year ago
would msft be the best to buy because there the biggest company in the world? i mean im only 16 but can i do this?
jrcfoxtrot13 1 year ago
is there any place that would tell me the first thing to know about stocks? what is it, what i do with it, how do i sell it, etc
Bahzad23 1 year ago
@Bahzad23 Hi Bahzad, thanks for your question. Join me on my facebook trading community and perhaps I can help you further. Type my name Alessio Rastani after the facebook url (or click on the link under the video itself). cheers.
alessiorastani 1 year ago
@alessiorastani who's facebook?
Bahzad23 1 year ago
If you were to sell those 100 stocks for 29$ when you purchased it for 32$ those it mean you take a 300$ Loss? (100Stocks x 3$ = 300$)
KUNAIACE 1 year ago
@KUNAIACE Hi there. Whenever you buy a stock, even if you are the best trader in the world, you can never be 100% sure that the stock will go in our direction or that we will money on that trade. Therefore we use a stop-loss to protect our money against risk. So if webuy a share at say $32, we will sell at a slightly lower price (e.g.$29) to make sure your risk is small and you don't lose all your money.
alessiorastani 1 year ago
@alessiorastani Hello! well I am layman and don't have that much information regarding stocks. Why we intends to sell it in lower price? We know that we buy it for sake of benefit. If this is too low to sell then we should wait until it goes up. Would you plz explain this again coz its difficult for me to comprehend this totally lost techniques. Thanks.
ahmed742 1 year ago
@ahmed742 Hi Ahmed, I get this question asked a lot. The most important thing in stock trading is RISK management. There is always a risk involved, and it doesn't matter how good a trader you are. So whenever you buy a stock, you need to know at what point you are going to sell your share in case it goes in a direction AGAINST you. This is to ensure you don't lose all your money. It is referred to as a "stop loss", to keep you safe.
alessiorastani 1 year ago
Thanks I am a new to shares but this video was very helpfully to me.
antlovesteph 1 year ago
very nice i like that
TheBmw2004 1 year ago
@TheBmw2004 Thank you - I am glad you liked it.
alessiorastani 1 year ago
I just went to the website and it looks legite. Thanks for this video! I have one question how long have you been buying stock from this website, and how succesful have you been when it came to profiting!
phonmusicart 1 year ago
@phonmusicart Hi there. I have been using the online broker in the video for almost 4 years. I trust them and their platform is very user-friendly. The website itself will not help you succeed in trading. To do that you need to do some studying and get some professional training. feel free to join me on my facebook trading page (link is below the vid)
alessiorastani 1 year ago
kool now i get it thanks but i have a question. how do u put money into the account?
5432223g 1 year ago
@5432223g it is very simple - open an account with the brokers first (optionsxpress). They give you an account number and a routing number. Then all you have to do is ask your bank to wire some money into your broker account (either by phone or directly at your bank). it takes a few days to reach your account. There may be a wiring fee.
alessiorastani 1 year ago
very interesting!
BenW1991NE 1 year ago
@BenW1991NE thanks a lot.
alessiorastani 1 year ago
hey...doesn't that mean that you sell your stocks at a loss? Why would you want to do that? If I want to sell my stocks at a profit do I just put 35dollars at the "sell" part instead of 29?
lollerseddie 1 year ago
@lollerseddie I have had this question asked many times. I should have made myself more clear. The sell order at $29 is called a "stop-loss". This is not your profit sell-order - it is your protective sell-order in case the trade did not go in your direction. remember that there is always a risk involved in trading, and therefore you need to decide when to exit in case you made a wrong call.
alessiorastani 1 year ago
thankyou, alessio
derekeskelson 1 year ago
really nice video
jahanzeb360 1 year ago
@jahanzeb360 Thank you Jahan. I appreciate it.
alessiorastani 1 year ago
essentially essentially essentially LOL jk this video is great... I've been looking for a video that explains how to do this for some time now. I would also like to know if you have to trade when you sign up for these online broker accounts, like are you forced to trade everyday, is it possible to just buy a stock and keep it for as long as you want?
zw0ecool 1 year ago
@zw0ecool Hi there. The answer is yes it is possible to buy a stock and hold as long as you wish. You are NOT forced to trade everyday (in fact this is, in my view, highly inadviseable). Btw - you're correct, I should stop saying "essentially" so much. lol
alessiorastani 1 year ago
dear alessio, i have a question, maybe you know: i made a cfd (conract for difference) with royal bank of scotland, on the 19th of may. it's my first time, so i donno some details. i made it for 30 days, betting 150 $ that the crude oil price would go up. when i check my acct, it says that the position is open. when the 30 day period is over, do i have to do anything? such as close the position?
derekeskelson 1 year ago
@derekeskelson Hi Derek - thanks for your question. Unfortunately I do not trade CFDs. I do predominantly spreadbetting, share trading and options. So I am not the best person to answer your question. My advice is call up your CFD dealer/broker and ask them direct (from the dealing desk). Cheers.
alessiorastani 1 year ago
i don't usually comment on vids but this was really helpful for me so i just wanted to give u some props budy. thanks a lot for the walk through
Rallusernamesunavail 1 year ago