@kirtpincott Dividends would be the money paid to stock holders ever 3 months by some companies. Some stocks do not pay dividends. I prefer holding stocks which pay dividends. Thanks.
Great advice for beginners! I would recommend to beginners to take a look at ETFs!
It is also important to remember not only to take into consideration the stocks and research on them, but also their competition and the industry specifics!
@Alloftheanwsers I think that depends on where you live, but I would guess most brokerage houses have an age requirement for purchasing. It would be something to research at each brokerage house in the fine print for their rules. I believe Warren Buffett made some stock purchases as a boy under 18. I think he was 11. Thanks.
I am a bit confused when u say do not buy stock in a partnership... What exactly do u mean? Also u said that the lower the price ratio the better, once i did the formula i cud see what u meant... Bt i researched more about P/E and it said the higher P/E the more invetors are expected to make in future compared to compaines with lower P/E......PLEASE HELP..
@MultiKidron Research whatever you are going to buy. If it is a partnership you might want to buy it because it might make good earnings. I do not want to buy a partnership because the tax reporting is too complex for my taste. Lower P/E is better than higher P/R. Some stocks with a high P/E might be good for future earnings. They would be better with a lower P/E.
@yranwilliams1412 I use TD Ameritrade but it all depends on which broker is best for you. Check their requirements for minimum accounts and other policies. I think it is best to use a broker who has an office nearby in case you want to go in for some reason. Thanks.
@Featureman Hey, have you ever had any problems using TD Ameritrade? I've heard people complain that Scottrade will process your trade late on purpose to decrease your profit. Has this ever happened to you while using TD Ameritrade. Thanks in advance.
@Featureman Hey, have you ever had any problems using TD Ameritrade? I've heard people complain that Scottrade will process your trade late on purpose to decrease your profit. Has this ever happened to you while using TD Ameritrade. Thanks in advance.
@cjacobs537 No. I cannot imagine any brokerage company deliberately trying to cut investor profits. It would not increase their bottom line in any way. If anyone tells you that ask for details. Thanks. T D Ameritrade is fine as a broker for me.
suppose i wanted to buy stock not from the internet, not using any website, and pay it out right with money (because i want to avoid taxes and fees), is this possible? or anything else i could do that i could probably not spend a lot of money on? cuz i just want to buy stocks without anything to come back and hit me later on.
@MeTaLdUdE02 You could buy some stocks directly from the company. It is called DRIP investing. It is not a good way to invest, however. You would pay taxes on any earnings except for certain tax free bond funds. Buying through the internet is much lower cost than buying by phone or in person at the broker's office.as far as fees are concerned. Search DRIP investing and learn the pros and cons. Taxes are unavoidable if you make a profit but if you make a small amount there would be no tax.
@MeTaLdUdE02 You would need to have an account with a broker and you would trade at their website. You can follow stocks at Yahoo or Google or other sites. To find a broker search for stock brokers and compare them and choose one that best fits you. Thanks.
@ownedmister Congratulations. It is good to study finance at an early age because it is more important than many subjects that are taught in school. It can be as exiting as sports and as entertaining as a comedy show. Keep up the good work. Thanks.
@PokerRandomer I believe most brokers have an age limit. I do not know if there are any laws about age for ownership of stocks. My guess is there are no such laws in most places. Warren Buffett bought his first stock when he was about 11. Thanks.
love the advice! i just started a lead generation business but i dont have a primary business so i have more leads than i know what to do with! im selling my leads for a dollar a piece. ask me how
So how long can you hold a stock, and do you get paid that dividend every so often even when you're holding it? Thanks for the videos, they are a amazing.
@iloveyaification You can hold the stock as long as you and the company are around. The dividend is usually paid 4 times each year, but on rare occasions you might receive a special dividend. Not all stocks pay dividends. Thanks.
God i wish thats what they thought in schools in business class.... I HATE books and i LOVE practical approach. But since theese nerds would not wake up will try to use that as my advantage ha :D Youre great
The toughest thing about options is that you can be right about the direction, but wrong about the timing and you can get wiped out! The best option strategy I know of is covered call writing.
@WealthGuardShow I agree. Thanks. I do not use covered calls myself but for anyone who wants to use that type of investing I would not disagree it is safer than option trading and it can be a cash cow for a stock that does not move a lot.
@blkcolas I think the word "experienced" is the key. If an experienced golfer can win a tournament, a newcomer to golf could do the same thing and fail miserably. Thanks.
@blkcolas Thanks. That could happen. It is necessary to be right almost all the time with options trading if you are investing a big percentage of your portfolio each time. If you guess wrong once in a while you could be in trouble. I just stay away from them.
Hey I just found this vid here, thanks for this vid. by the way Im planing to invest in Google how do I start and what's the process to get bonds from Google?. and what kind of hints or tips for this company. thanks again.
@noze007 Google is between $500 and $600 per share. I would not buy it because I like to buy 100 shares at a time. You need to start an account with a broker and then you can buy or sell stocks any time the market is open. Watch the other tutorials and visit my free site at ezfinancialtutorials which is com. Good luck. Study a year before you invest. Thanks.
@joellai123456 The best answer is to learn both and much more. Much of what you learn in high school will never be beneficial for you but some things you will definitely need later. If you like what is involved in stock trading, do study it. Some people will make a living playing basketball, some will be astronauts and some will be great actors. Follow whatever path is for you. Thanks. good luck.
@dragonheadofthewest There are many different kinds of REITs. I would have no problem investing in some. There are REITS that do malls only, or prisons, or multi family dwellings with government backed protection. I would study what the REIT is before investing. IThanks.
@Featureman yeah i read about it, in some books and someone said its dangerous to buy reits because they are not allowed by law tokeep reserves and have to be fully invested... i dont know if thats true but thats what i learned
many thanks for posting these videos....can u recommend some readings available on internet for how to read financial of a company...i mean what information in company financial(balance sheet) one should study..
@dhoombhoom I would recommend going to any financial site such as Yahoo Finance or Google Finance and pick out some companies you want to research such as McDonald's or Ford or General Electric and study every bit of information about those companies. You can find the symbol for a company at those sites such as PEP for pepsi andPBY for Pep Boys and PBI for Pitney Bowes. I especially look at volume and P/E and dividend, but study everything. Thanks.
@dhoombhoom There is a site where one can learn about what to look for in a company to gague it`s success and likely future performance. Google "NAZDAQ Dozen."
@NoCrispin There are many millions of people who are invested in the stock market. The earnings for pension funds and insurance funds and foundations are ofyen in stock investments. The average income for stock investors usually in greater than bank returns although recent years have been less glamorous for stocks.
@marisseredblossom I have at least ten videos about the market here. They are all at my site ezfinancialtutorials. There is a link under the video. Thanks.
@tarek943 To trade online you need an account with a brokerage firm. You sign in with your password and you can buy or sell according to how much you have deposited in your account. Each broker has similar ways of trading online, but with different looking websites. You cannot buy with a credit card. Thanks.
I currently have some shares in Skechers SKX. Today August 9th it dropped by 9% but I couldn't find any news that would have caused this. Do you have any ideas of what could cause a stock to dropped by that much without any bad news? Also, today was an overall positive day for the market so I don't think it was just the overall trend.
@Surfwtw I am as baffled as you are by the drop in the price. SKX is up after hours by a small amount so it should be up today but not by as great a percentage as the drop. I found only good news for the company. Thanks. I think it looks like a buy or hold here.
@TGzAce They both look good and have excellent dividends. I know there was bad news for PG a few days ago, but it is a solid old line company which will grow every year. The prices are higher per share than I usually would want to pay, but they have tremendous volume. I think they should be buys at their current prices. Good luck.
I personally would not invest in a hybrid manufacturer unless they had many other products. I saw the ads for the Leaf. It is all electric but it has a range of 100 miles. If you use an air conditioner or heater the range goes way down. A hybrid would do better but would cost more. NYC is broke. I would not want them making decisions about anything financial. I could be wrong. I would prefer investing in a major company.
this is good information, but it would be even more helpful to show us you making a live buy in an online stock broker. use camtasia and explain what all the jargon on the stock broker website and what everything means
Usually that is someone who trades options on stocks on an hourly basis. If he guesses right he can make some good income on 10 cent moves in a stock. If he guesses wrong he can lose all his investment. Look up Day Trader in a search engine for a longer description. Thanks.
my grandpa said to buy stocks from energy, lighting, gas or stuff needed to run a house because people will always need that kind of stuff. is that a good idea?
That is a good idea as long as you choose something with diversity and low expense ratio. For example a mutual fund or ETF that invests in many energy or alternative energy stocks. Search Energy ETF and Alternative Energy ETF to start and follow the trail. Remember if too much tax is placed on energy stocks it would lower the investment gain potential. Thanks.
Thanks for the info and video! I am going to try and follow your advice and research for a year. But for the time when one does invest, do you recommend a particular startup amount for a beginner? Should the beginner avoid investing over a certain amount of money?
I would not recommend investing more than 50% of available capital in the market. It would be wise to have at least $2000 to begin but to have a good, well diversified portfolio you would want more. Look at everything such as real estate and what you need to make money such as tools of your trade. Most of all, enjoy wjat you do and don't lose sleep over the investments. Thanks.
I would not call any investment a sure thing but a diverse assortment of major companies usually does well over a five year period. Inflation has been the enemy of bank accounts over the years and some funds would probably do better in a stock investment. The biggest obstacle for most young people is they do not understand the harm credit card debt does to their finances. Thanks.
I do not recommend any books. You might want to read one about terms and nomenclature of the stock market. I think the internet is a good place to learn the day to day news and events. Any financial page such as Yahoo or Google or any other will have much more information than any book. I recommend following the market at least a year before you invest in any stock. Thanks.
Very interesting. Our system has been killing the markets. We have 2 systems - swing and day trading. Takes 5 minutes a day. Only a couple losing weeks since November 2009!
Check the minimum account allowed with the broker and I would not recommend investing until you have two or three times that amount in savings. Keep half or two thirds of your savings invested in something else. Thanks.
My advice for stocks is the age old adage. Follow the trend. Simple start on a daily chart. Look at the daily bars..go back a year or so. Plug in a simple 18 day Moving Average (MA) and a 6 day ma. If the price is above the 18, you can wait for a pullback of the 6 below the 18. This means there has been a sell off and price retracement downward. Wait for a the price to reverse (go back up), then buy on the close.
Be sure the trend is up, look back on the chart to see if price is nearing any previous consolidation or gongestion; (ie: a previous top or bottom...draw a horizontal line extending to the present as a reference. Brian Shannon has great book on charting. (AplhaTrends) and no, he doesn;t even know me. No kickbacks etc. He posts occasionally on YouTube. But just trading the trend whether up or down, using the 18 and 6 ma's does work. trail stops below (above) previous pivots.
That is why you will want to study the market for a year before you invest. Pick some stocks with a low P/E ratio and see how they do on paper before you invest that way. There is no method that I would recommend which has only one factor. Look at the winners last year and see how many had a low P/E at the beginning of the year. I do look for a low P/E among many other things, but I will buy a company which has no earnings if it appears to have a good future. Thanks.
It is good for me. I do not use it for research. The requirements for an account are good for me but other people will need to check several sites and find what is best for their trading needs. Thanks.
You are very Helpful. I am learning alot more from you than anyone wlse on Youtube and trust me I have been researching about this for a long while now. Keep up with the great simple but helpful Turtorials for people like ME that knowns nothing.
Oh yeah I have one question. is E-Trade a good place to buy and sell stocks?
Thanks. I have never traded with E-Trade, but it is probably a good place to have an account. I have not heard anything bad about them. I trade with TD Ameritrade but I would guess each major broker is very good and secure. Check their account requirements and see who has offices near you if you might want to visit their physical office. I needed to do that at one time and it was helpful having an office nearby.
I stopped trading stocks and switched to trading Oil. I average $5,000 per month only using $2,700 to control one contract of Oil. It is the most profitable trading I've ever done, and mathematical in nature. You owe it to yourself to come check out what I have to offer you, you can get my "signals" to your cell phone, or you can come into my trading room. Either way this is a fantastic opportunity for somebody who wants to make money in this economy.
I think any big brokerage firm would be as reliable as the next. I use TD Ameritrade and I am satisfied with their service but you need to research which firm has requirements that suit you. Location is important. Minimum account requirements must be considered. Cost per trade varies from broker to broker. There is no brokerage firm which is the best. Thanks.
I would not recommend any brokerage firm. I use T D Ameritrade but you should read the requirements for each firm and decide which is best for you. There are firms which have lower minimums and lower costs per trade. Check Scott Trade and several others. Research Brokerage Firms. Thanks.
No. I am sure some are good but I found most to be either recommending strategies I avoid or they just provided general information that is readily available for free on the internet. I would avoid any books that promise to make you wealthy quickly. I would avoid books about options and leveraged trading and trading on margin accounts. Those books can site examples of people who got rich quickly. That is not wat always happens. Thanks.
There are many but Correctional Properties and Prison Realty are the names of two REITs. Look up Correctional REIT on a search engine or a financial page. They are very interesting at this time. Thanks.
Thanks. I think my reply disappeared. There are many prison REITs. Two comapnies are; Correctional Properties and Prison Realty. Look up Correctional REIT in a search engine.
Thanks. Good luck with everything. I was reading the stock pages in newspapers when I was your age, even though I did not understand it. You will not understand it when you first read i but you will begin to notice some phrases which repeat. Google those and keep learning bit by bit. I would ecommend Yahoo Finance as a place to start. Just read everything and it gradually will make sense but it takes time.
The REITs that invest in prisons are privately run confinement businesses. They own the real estate and they charge the state for operating the business. A real estate business could possibly lease a building to a school and be run as a REIT, but I do not know of any. REITs are real estate investment trusts which buy and develop real estate which they can then lease. The prison in some states is a commercial business. Thanks.
Thanks. I will keep researching and following these guides. Do you happen to know of any good sites/programs that will simulate my stock choosing much like playing online poker with no money?
There are many sites which claim you will become rich quickly. I would just suggest watching a site like Yahoo Finance and just study some individual issues you knw a little about. The people who want you to buy a course are like someone who would show you a video of Tiger Woods playing golf and they would say, "Do that." No matter how hard you or I tried to play like Tiger Woods we cannot. I have never met an expert trader.
I have a few questions, answers are appreciated. I am 16 and have been looking into investing for a couple months now, but finally got around to learning about the stock market. I have a decent amount of free time, but all my investing has to be done through my parents (under 18.)
So my questions are;
Why is it recommended that I research for a year?
Is it the broker firms that have the online setup?
I live in Canada, will investing be the same/similar?
Hi, Thanks. The reason to wait at least a year is so you can practice on paper before you risk your money. You will be surprised how much it helps to play the game first before you invest for keeps. The major bokers do have online trading which is very fast and safe and much lower cost than trading in person or by phone. canada or anywhere in the world is as close as your online source to investing anywhere in the world. Pick 20 socks and watch them for a week and see if you make mistakes.
Thanks. I have noticed many times in my life some of those creepy moments when two parallel events occur almost beyond the possibility of chance. My next video will have something that is also very weird. It will contain a story about a guy named Sullivan who had something happen to him that is way beyond coincidence.
If you had $2K in your account and you bought 100 shares of a $19 stock and you paid $10 for the trade, you would have $1900 worth of value in stocks and $90 in cash and if the stock remained at that price you would have that same amount a year later. No more fees. If you sell that would be $10 but if you sell at a profit you wind up with more money in your account. No fees other than the buy and sell fees. Thanks.
What is diver-ends?
kirtpincott 3 weeks ago
@kirtpincott Dividends would be the money paid to stock holders ever 3 months by some companies. Some stocks do not pay dividends. I prefer holding stocks which pay dividends. Thanks.
Featureman 3 weeks ago
@Featureman thankyou that is a very interesting! and i love your videos really good for beginners like me.
kirtpincott 3 weeks ago
@kirtpincott Thank you.
Featureman 3 weeks ago
Great advice for beginners! I would recommend to beginners to take a look at ETFs!
It is also important to remember not only to take into consideration the stocks and research on them, but also their competition and the industry specifics!
wealthlift 1 month ago
@wealthlift Exchange Traded Funds can be very good choices for those who want to diversify with many companies but remain in a sector. Thanks.
Featureman 1 month ago
How can I find out if the company itself is a partnership?
DaDragonClark 2 months ago
@DaDragonClark That would be mentioned in the description of the company at Yahoo or Google Finance or almost any financial page or site. Thanks.
Featureman 2 months ago
YUM!
theAbeElement 3 months ago
rotfl, i was expecting a song
namekman01 5 months ago
@namekman01 Thanks. Today a stock market song would be the Blues in the key of D for Down.
Featureman 5 months ago 5
@Featureman this has nothing to do with anything but can you buy stocks before you're eighteenth birthday?
Alloftheanwsers 2 months ago
@Alloftheanwsers I think that depends on where you live, but I would guess most brokerage houses have an age requirement for purchasing. It would be something to research at each brokerage house in the fine print for their rules. I believe Warren Buffett made some stock purchases as a boy under 18. I think he was 11. Thanks.
Featureman 2 months ago
Thank u.
MultiKidron 7 months ago
I am a bit confused when u say do not buy stock in a partnership... What exactly do u mean? Also u said that the lower the price ratio the better, once i did the formula i cud see what u meant... Bt i researched more about P/E and it said the higher P/E the more invetors are expected to make in future compared to compaines with lower P/E......PLEASE HELP..
MultiKidron 7 months ago
@MultiKidron Research whatever you are going to buy. If it is a partnership you might want to buy it because it might make good earnings. I do not want to buy a partnership because the tax reporting is too complex for my taste. Lower P/E is better than higher P/R. Some stocks with a high P/E might be good for future earnings. They would be better with a lower P/E.
Featureman 7 months ago
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MultiKidron 7 months ago
Invest in prisons. Lol, actually i think i will.
aldojr86 8 months ago
@aldojr86 Thanks. It is amazing what we are able to use as investments; prisons, pork bellies or petroleum.
Featureman 8 months ago 2
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westpointinvest 8 months ago
What website would you reccomend for buying and selling? is Quest Trade a good one to use?
yranwilliams1412 8 months ago
@yranwilliams1412 I use TD Ameritrade but it all depends on which broker is best for you. Check their requirements for minimum accounts and other policies. I think it is best to use a broker who has an office nearby in case you want to go in for some reason. Thanks.
Featureman 8 months ago
@Featureman Hey, have you ever had any problems using TD Ameritrade? I've heard people complain that Scottrade will process your trade late on purpose to decrease your profit. Has this ever happened to you while using TD Ameritrade. Thanks in advance.
cjacobs537 5 months ago
@Featureman Hey, have you ever had any problems using TD Ameritrade? I've heard people complain that Scottrade will process your trade late on purpose to decrease your profit. Has this ever happened to you while using TD Ameritrade. Thanks in advance.
cjacobs537 5 months ago
@cjacobs537 No. I cannot imagine any brokerage company deliberately trying to cut investor profits. It would not increase their bottom line in any way. If anyone tells you that ask for details. Thanks. T D Ameritrade is fine as a broker for me.
Featureman 5 months ago
What website would you reccomend for buying and selling? is Quest Trade a good one to use?
yranwilliams1412 8 months ago
suppose i wanted to buy stock not from the internet, not using any website, and pay it out right with money (because i want to avoid taxes and fees), is this possible? or anything else i could do that i could probably not spend a lot of money on? cuz i just want to buy stocks without anything to come back and hit me later on.
MeTaLdUdE02 8 months ago
@MeTaLdUdE02 You could buy some stocks directly from the company. It is called DRIP investing. It is not a good way to invest, however. You would pay taxes on any earnings except for certain tax free bond funds. Buying through the internet is much lower cost than buying by phone or in person at the broker's office.as far as fees are concerned. Search DRIP investing and learn the pros and cons. Taxes are unavoidable if you make a profit but if you make a small amount there would be no tax.
Featureman 8 months ago
@Featureman thanks
MeTaLdUdE02 8 months ago
@Featureman do you know a website i can go to to start investing?
MeTaLdUdE02 8 months ago
@MeTaLdUdE02 You would need to have an account with a broker and you would trade at their website. You can follow stocks at Yahoo or Google or other sites. To find a broker search for stock brokers and compare them and choose one that best fits you. Thanks.
Featureman 8 months ago
@Featureman thank you
MeTaLdUdE02 8 months ago
I'm 13 but I made 8000 so far ( in a trade app) it uses real prices
ownedmister 8 months ago
@ownedmister Congratulations. It is good to study finance at an early age because it is more important than many subjects that are taught in school. It can be as exiting as sports and as entertaining as a comedy show. Keep up the good work. Thanks.
Featureman 8 months ago
Really fasinating videos, Im just curious do you have to be over 18 to do this or not ? Thanks In Advance :)
PokerRandomer 9 months ago
@PokerRandomer I believe most brokers have an age limit. I do not know if there are any laws about age for ownership of stocks. My guess is there are no such laws in most places. Warren Buffett bought his first stock when he was about 11. Thanks.
Featureman 9 months ago
@Featureman Thank You. Keep up the videos :)
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ThisRichChick 9 months ago
thanks so much...keep them coming...i get more out of this than a lot of other noise on the internet...thanks for all you do...
ontap55 10 months ago
@ontap55 Thank you.
Featureman 10 months ago
thanks featureman that was really helpful, il watch the rest tomorrow :)
jkboylfc 10 months ago
@jkboylfc Thank you very much. Good luck with everything.
Featureman 10 months ago
@featureman thanks keeping the answer simple, by the way you're quick on answering questions.
iloveyaification 10 months ago
So how long can you hold a stock, and do you get paid that dividend every so often even when you're holding it? Thanks for the videos, they are a amazing.
iloveyaification 10 months ago
@iloveyaification You can hold the stock as long as you and the company are around. The dividend is usually paid 4 times each year, but on rare occasions you might receive a special dividend. Not all stocks pay dividends. Thanks.
Featureman 10 months ago
you are a great teacher, i wish i new you in person, thank you
maiutzica 10 months ago
@maiutzica Thank you very much.
Featureman 10 months ago
God i wish thats what they thought in schools in business class.... I HATE books and i LOVE practical approach. But since theese nerds would not wake up will try to use that as my advantage ha :D Youre great
Middollo 10 months ago
@Middollo Thank you so much for the nice comment.
Featureman 10 months ago
The toughest thing about options is that you can be right about the direction, but wrong about the timing and you can get wiped out! The best option strategy I know of is covered call writing.
WealthGuardShow 11 months ago
@WealthGuardShow I agree. Thanks. I do not use covered calls myself but for anyone who wants to use that type of investing I would not disagree it is safer than option trading and it can be a cash cow for a stock that does not move a lot.
Featureman 11 months ago
@blkcolas I think the word "experienced" is the key. If an experienced golfer can win a tournament, a newcomer to golf could do the same thing and fail miserably. Thanks.
Featureman 11 months ago
@blkcolas Thanks. That could happen. It is necessary to be right almost all the time with options trading if you are investing a big percentage of your portfolio each time. If you guess wrong once in a while you could be in trouble. I just stay away from them.
Featureman 11 months ago
@blkcolas Thanks. I do avoid options.
Featureman 11 months ago
Hey I just found this vid here, thanks for this vid. by the way Im planing to invest in Google how do I start and what's the process to get bonds from Google?. and what kind of hints or tips for this company. thanks again.
noze007 11 months ago
@noze007 Google is between $500 and $600 per share. I would not buy it because I like to buy 100 shares at a time. You need to start an account with a broker and then you can buy or sell stocks any time the market is open. Watch the other tutorials and visit my free site at ezfinancialtutorials which is com. Good luck. Study a year before you invest. Thanks.
Featureman 11 months ago
i am 16, and i like to stock market more than high school materials..
is that right? or should I learn these things later?
joellai123456 11 months ago
@joellai123456 The best answer is to learn both and much more. Much of what you learn in high school will never be beneficial for you but some things you will definitely need later. If you like what is involved in stock trading, do study it. Some people will make a living playing basketball, some will be astronauts and some will be great actors. Follow whatever path is for you. Thanks. good luck.
Featureman 11 months ago
@Featureman Thank you for your reply sir, much respect!
joellai123456 11 months ago
how much money do you reccomend starting out with? And how many stocks do you reccomend to buy when starting out?
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Great videos man, really helpful, keep up the great work!
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Featureman 1 year ago
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smileismynick 1 year ago
@smileismynick That is correct. Thanks.
Featureman 1 year ago
@Featureman how can you recommend reets???
dragonheadofthewest 11 months ago
@dragonheadofthewest There are many different kinds of REITs. I would have no problem investing in some. There are REITS that do malls only, or prisons, or multi family dwellings with government backed protection. I would study what the REIT is before investing. IThanks.
Featureman 11 months ago
@Featureman yeah i read about it, in some books and someone said its dangerous to buy reits because they are not allowed by law tokeep reserves and have to be fully invested... i dont know if thats true but thats what i learned
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marisseredblossom 1 year ago
many thanks for posting these videos....can u recommend some readings available on internet for how to read financial of a company...i mean what information in company financial(balance sheet) one should study..
dhoombhoom 1 year ago
@dhoombhoom I would recommend going to any financial site such as Yahoo Finance or Google Finance and pick out some companies you want to research such as McDonald's or Ford or General Electric and study every bit of information about those companies. You can find the symbol for a company at those sites such as PEP for pepsi andPBY for Pep Boys and PBI for Pitney Bowes. I especially look at volume and P/E and dividend, but study everything. Thanks.
Featureman 1 year ago
@dhoombhoom There is a site where one can learn about what to look for in a company to gague it`s success and likely future performance. Google "NAZDAQ Dozen."
valarmanwe 1 year ago
Oh and thanks a lot for posting these videos. I'm slowly watching them one by one.
NoCrispin 1 year ago
@NoCrispin You are welcome.
Featureman 1 year ago
How come not more people play the stock market? Is it hard to beat a bank's interest rate on a savings account, say 2%?
NoCrispin 1 year ago
@NoCrispin There are many millions of people who are invested in the stock market. The earnings for pension funds and insurance funds and foundations are ofyen in stock investments. The average income for stock investors usually in greater than bank returns although recent years have been less glamorous for stocks.
Featureman 1 year ago
Thanks!
marisseredblossom 1 year ago
@marisseredblossom Thank you very much.
Featureman 1 year ago
@Featureman Hope you would have more of your own wise tips about the stockmarket and stocktrading here!:) I'll keep on checking :D
marisseredblossom 1 year ago
@marisseredblossom I have at least ten videos about the market here. They are all at my site ezfinancialtutorials. There is a link under the video. Thanks.
Featureman 1 year ago
you are very knowlegded, thank you for sharing this info, kind sir.
itslilColin 1 year ago
@itslilColin Thank you so much for watching.
Featureman 1 year ago
how do u do so online?
tarek943 1 year ago
@tarek943 To trade online you need an account with a brokerage firm. You sign in with your password and you can buy or sell according to how much you have deposited in your account. Each broker has similar ways of trading online, but with different looking websites. You cannot buy with a credit card. Thanks.
Featureman 1 year ago
plain talking i appreciate this--speaking as a a newbie thanx
TheSunIsBlack 1 year ago
@TheSunIsBlack You are welcome.Thanks.
Featureman 1 year ago
I currently have some shares in Skechers SKX. Today August 9th it dropped by 9% but I couldn't find any news that would have caused this. Do you have any ideas of what could cause a stock to dropped by that much without any bad news? Also, today was an overall positive day for the market so I don't think it was just the overall trend.
Surfwtw 1 year ago
@Surfwtw I am as baffled as you are by the drop in the price. SKX is up after hours by a small amount so it should be up today but not by as great a percentage as the drop. I found only good news for the company. Thanks. I think it looks like a buy or hold here.
Featureman 1 year ago
I invested in KMB and am thinking about buying PG. What do you think?
TGzAce 1 year ago
@TGzAce They both look good and have excellent dividends. I know there was bad news for PG a few days ago, but it is a solid old line company which will grow every year. The prices are higher per share than I usually would want to pay, but they have tremendous volume. I think they should be buys at their current prices. Good luck.
Featureman 1 year ago
very informative. thank you very much
TheChacko123 1 year ago
@TheChacko123 You are very welcome.
Featureman 1 year ago
I personally would not invest in a hybrid manufacturer unless they had many other products. I saw the ads for the Leaf. It is all electric but it has a range of 100 miles. If you use an air conditioner or heater the range goes way down. A hybrid would do better but would cost more. NYC is broke. I would not want them making decisions about anything financial. I could be wrong. I would prefer investing in a major company.
Featureman 1 year ago
this is good information, but it would be even more helpful to show us you making a live buy in an online stock broker. use camtasia and explain what all the jargon on the stock broker website and what everything means
zw0ecool 1 year ago
what is a day trader?
SpikeNRoxi 1 year ago
Usually that is someone who trades options on stocks on an hourly basis. If he guesses right he can make some good income on 10 cent moves in a stock. If he guesses wrong he can lose all his investment. Look up Day Trader in a search engine for a longer description. Thanks.
Featureman 1 year ago
Thank you very much for this video, It's a great piece of information.
SowmyaMJ 1 year ago
You are welcome. Thanks for the nice comment.
Featureman 1 year ago
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SowmyaMJ 1 year ago
my grandpa said to buy stocks from energy, lighting, gas or stuff needed to run a house because people will always need that kind of stuff. is that a good idea?
TCarbonaro 1 year ago
That is a good idea as long as you choose something with diversity and low expense ratio. For example a mutual fund or ETF that invests in many energy or alternative energy stocks. Search Energy ETF and Alternative Energy ETF to start and follow the trail. Remember if too much tax is placed on energy stocks it would lower the investment gain potential. Thanks.
Featureman 1 year ago
Thanks for the info and video! I am going to try and follow your advice and research for a year. But for the time when one does invest, do you recommend a particular startup amount for a beginner? Should the beginner avoid investing over a certain amount of money?
AyCorundum 1 year ago
I would not recommend investing more than 50% of available capital in the market. It would be wise to have at least $2000 to begin but to have a good, well diversified portfolio you would want more. Look at everything such as real estate and what you need to make money such as tools of your trade. Most of all, enjoy wjat you do and don't lose sleep over the investments. Thanks.
Featureman 1 year ago
I would not call any investment a sure thing but a diverse assortment of major companies usually does well over a five year period. Inflation has been the enemy of bank accounts over the years and some funds would probably do better in a stock investment. The biggest obstacle for most young people is they do not understand the harm credit card debt does to their finances. Thanks.
Featureman 1 year ago
hello I'm new to stock trading, how long should I learn before actually starting trading? also what books do you recommend for beginners? thanks
y0utube1legand 1 year ago
I do not recommend any books. You might want to read one about terms and nomenclature of the stock market. I think the internet is a good place to learn the day to day news and events. Any financial page such as Yahoo or Google or any other will have much more information than any book. I recommend following the market at least a year before you invest in any stock. Thanks.
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MrJAO1988 1 year ago
Thanks.
Featureman 1 year ago
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busystock 1 year ago
How much money do you recommend having before one invests?
AZStateChump 1 year ago
Check the minimum account allowed with the broker and I would not recommend investing until you have two or three times that amount in savings. Keep half or two thirds of your savings invested in something else. Thanks.
Featureman 1 year ago
My advice for stocks is the age old adage. Follow the trend. Simple start on a daily chart. Look at the daily bars..go back a year or so. Plug in a simple 18 day Moving Average (MA) and a 6 day ma. If the price is above the 18, you can wait for a pullback of the 6 below the 18. This means there has been a sell off and price retracement downward. Wait for a the price to reverse (go back up), then buy on the close.
ghahandi 2 years ago
Be sure the trend is up, look back on the chart to see if price is nearing any previous consolidation or gongestion; (ie: a previous top or bottom...draw a horizontal line extending to the present as a reference. Brian Shannon has great book on charting. (AplhaTrends) and no, he doesn;t even know me. No kickbacks etc. He posts occasionally on YouTube. But just trading the trend whether up or down, using the 18 and 6 ma's does work. trail stops below (above) previous pivots.
ghahandi 2 years ago
i don't really understand why wouldn't it be wise not to buy soly on low price earning ratio.
Yu5b0w 2 years ago
That is why you will want to study the market for a year before you invest. Pick some stocks with a low P/E ratio and see how they do on paper before you invest that way. There is no method that I would recommend which has only one factor. Look at the winners last year and see how many had a low P/E at the beginning of the year. I do look for a low P/E among many other things, but I will buy a company which has no earnings if it appears to have a good future. Thanks.
Featureman 2 years ago
Is TD Ameria Trade a good stock site
HunterBarn 2 years ago
It is good for me. I do not use it for research. The requirements for an account are good for me but other people will need to check several sites and find what is best for their trading needs. Thanks.
Featureman 2 years ago
You are very Helpful. I am learning alot more from you than anyone wlse on Youtube and trust me I have been researching about this for a long while now. Keep up with the great simple but helpful Turtorials for people like ME that knowns nothing.
Oh yeah I have one question. is E-Trade a good place to buy and sell stocks?
YoungFlowOriginal 2 years ago
Thanks. I have never traded with E-Trade, but it is probably a good place to have an account. I have not heard anything bad about them. I trade with TD Ameritrade but I would guess each major broker is very good and secure. Check their account requirements and see who has offices near you if you might want to visit their physical office. I needed to do that at one time and it was helpful having an office nearby.
Featureman 2 years ago
Thanks for the info.
chadanderse 2 years ago
You are welcome.
Featureman 2 years ago
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OilTradingAcademy 2 years ago
Thanks alot
4ofSpades4 2 years ago
You are welcome.
Featureman 2 years ago
Very well explained... thanks Mr Srocksgeek
alwayscali06 2 years ago
You are welcome.
Featureman 2 years ago
i dont know how to buy stocks online...could someone point me in the right direction...msg my page please....nice vid btw
Jswan1993 2 years ago
Thanks. In tutorial number one I do mention how to start a brokerage account. The broker will then instruct you about online trading.
Featureman 2 years ago
I think any big brokerage firm would be as reliable as the next. I use TD Ameritrade and I am satisfied with their service but you need to research which firm has requirements that suit you. Location is important. Minimum account requirements must be considered. Cost per trade varies from broker to broker. There is no brokerage firm which is the best. Thanks.
Featureman 2 years ago
Thanks for watching. You are welcome.
Featureman 2 years ago
A very clever man...
PuzzlePatriots 2 years ago
Thanks.
Featureman 2 years ago
This is great...I am inspired by your wisdom
HDproductiozzle 2 years ago
Thank you so much for the wonderful comment.
Featureman 2 years ago
You are welcome.
Featureman 2 years ago
these videos are awsome.. i had no clue about stocks but i have very fair idea now and confidence to move into stocks. thanks for great help.
hasanmalik42903 2 years ago
Thank you. I suggest moving cautiously at first. Don't rush.
Featureman 2 years ago
Your videos are awesome. Would you please put up some finance videos as well? I plan on taking up Finance as my major.
chocopie0 2 years ago
Thank you. I will add more videos when I get a chance but I have gotten a bit behind schedule.
Featureman 2 years ago
these are good.. taking it back to basics.
sxcyleeshybbz 2 years ago
Thanks.
Featureman 2 years ago
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how do i buy them online?
fefo360 2 years ago
Start an account with a brokerage company and you will be able to buy through their site. Thanks.
Featureman 2 years ago
wich brokerage company do you recomend Thanks.
fefo360 2 years ago
I would not recommend any brokerage firm. I use T D Ameritrade but you should read the requirements for each firm and decide which is best for you. There are firms which have lower minimums and lower costs per trade. Check Scott Trade and several others. Research Brokerage Firms. Thanks.
Featureman 2 years ago
Can you recommend a book
richieotu 2 years ago
No. I am sure some are good but I found most to be either recommending strategies I avoid or they just provided general information that is readily available for free on the internet. I would avoid any books that promise to make you wealthy quickly. I would avoid books about options and leveraged trading and trading on margin accounts. Those books can site examples of people who got rich quickly. That is not wat always happens. Thanks.
Featureman 2 years ago
thank very helpful
richieotu 2 years ago
You are very welcome.
Featureman 2 years ago
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Prison stocks???? What are some symbols for those?
numbah12time 2 years ago
There are many but Correctional Properties and Prison Realty are the names of two REITs. Look up Correctional REIT on a search engine or a financial page. They are very interesting at this time. Thanks.
Featureman 2 years ago
Thanks. I think my reply disappeared. There are many prison REITs. Two comapnies are; Correctional Properties and Prison Realty. Look up Correctional REIT in a search engine.
Featureman 2 years ago
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numbah12time 2 years ago
im 13 and i need ti know bout the stock market for one day wen i apply for stock broker ani sites that can help me thats understandable
tonygage95 2 years ago
Thanks. Good luck with everything. I was reading the stock pages in newspapers when I was your age, even though I did not understand it. You will not understand it when you first read i but you will begin to notice some phrases which repeat. Google those and keep learning bit by bit. I would ecommend Yahoo Finance as a place to start. Just read everything and it gradually will make sense but it takes time.
Featureman 2 years ago
Stop playing on the internet... go back to prank calling random phone numbers or playing with your little friends.
chordarrow 2 years ago
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chordarrow 2 years ago
Just curious but can RETs also invest in schools or highways? Also, what would the investors get out of investing in a prison?
b1gr1g 2 years ago
The REITs that invest in prisons are privately run confinement businesses. They own the real estate and they charge the state for operating the business. A real estate business could possibly lease a building to a school and be run as a REIT, but I do not know of any. REITs are real estate investment trusts which buy and develop real estate which they can then lease. The prison in some states is a commercial business. Thanks.
Featureman 2 years ago
Thanks. I will keep researching and following these guides. Do you happen to know of any good sites/programs that will simulate my stock choosing much like playing online poker with no money?
Cheesehunk 2 years ago
There are many sites which claim you will become rich quickly. I would just suggest watching a site like Yahoo Finance and just study some individual issues you knw a little about. The people who want you to buy a course are like someone who would show you a video of Tiger Woods playing golf and they would say, "Do that." No matter how hard you or I tried to play like Tiger Woods we cannot. I have never met an expert trader.
Featureman 2 years ago
I have a few questions, answers are appreciated. I am 16 and have been looking into investing for a couple months now, but finally got around to learning about the stock market. I have a decent amount of free time, but all my investing has to be done through my parents (under 18.)
So my questions are;
Why is it recommended that I research for a year?
Is it the broker firms that have the online setup?
I live in Canada, will investing be the same/similar?
Thank you, keep up the good work.
Cheesehunk 2 years ago
Hi, Thanks. The reason to wait at least a year is so you can practice on paper before you risk your money. You will be surprised how much it helps to play the game first before you invest for keeps. The major bokers do have online trading which is very fast and safe and much lower cost than trading in person or by phone. canada or anywhere in the world is as close as your online source to investing anywhere in the world. Pick 20 socks and watch them for a week and see if you make mistakes.
Featureman 2 years ago
thats really really creepy, there was a dog barking outside my house as you said that.
roguekiller23231 2 years ago
Thanks. I have noticed many times in my life some of those creepy moments when two parallel events occur almost beyond the possibility of chance. My next video will have something that is also very weird. It will contain a story about a guy named Sullivan who had something happen to him that is way beyond coincidence.
Featureman 2 years ago
great videos Tom,
you are good at teaching, one question:
lets say that i put 2000$ in a broker company, and spend the money required to do the buy, I won't spend more money manteining the stocks?
i'll pay only for the buy and the sell operations?
thank you
sikamikan 2 years ago
If you had $2K in your account and you bought 100 shares of a $19 stock and you paid $10 for the trade, you would have $1900 worth of value in stocks and $90 in cash and if the stock remained at that price you would have that same amount a year later. No more fees. If you sell that would be $10 but if you sell at a profit you wind up with more money in your account. No fees other than the buy and sell fees. Thanks.
Featureman 2 years ago