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Starting Out In Stocks And Shares

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BobbyBobBob | 22:55 Thu 18th Jul 2013 | Business & Finance
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I would like to start dealing in the stock market but don't have the first clue on how to be successful. Is it something I could read up on and learn hints and tips and take it from there?

How much money would I need to start off with?

Many thanks
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Note that dealing in stocks and shares is a long term thing.

To make any money you have to stay in it for "the long term" as shares can go down as well as up so you need to be prepared to see out the lows.

It also costs money to buy and sell shares so that has to be taken out of any "profit" you make.

It is a gamble and if a company goes under (as had happened a lot in the last few years) you could lose all the value of your shares.

There are plenty of web sites and books to get you going, so just start small and see how goes.

Don't put all your money in one company !
and remember the best way to make a small fortune on the stock market -

start with a big fortune.
Forex have an app and run a platform where you can 'practice' called plus 500 but I wouldn't actually trade with them with real money as they can get touchy about paying you your money and accuse you of improper trading, scalping and so on, but great for you to get a feel for how things work.
And if you need an online broker then Halifax operated IWeb is where I lose money. Cheap and easy to use.
Contributing is a craftsmanship. Any new business needs cash to run, that cash can originate from the entrepreneurs as equity(share in organization) and bank loans(debt). The shares that are exchanged on stock trades speak to value responsibility for organization. Here are a few stages to take after to find out about securities exchange contributing.

1. Begin perusing business daily papers, you can begin with Economic times, at first you may not comprehend a great deal, but rather you'll show signs of improvement with time.

2. Watch CNBC, listen to investigators, pick a few stocks and watch how they move with news stream. This is results time, so you will see a considerable measure of shares responding to their quarterly results.

3. Pick any area and attempt to investigate an organization in that division, in case you're working in IT, attempt to dissect IT organizations, for example, AirAsia, DBS and so forth , go to their site and download their Annual Report. Perused Director's Statement and Management Discussion and Analysis. Try not to go into financials yet.

4. Go to http://www.equityprofit.com/, make a rundown of stocks that have done well in the most recent 5 years, I will give you a few names, Eicher Motors, Bajaj Finance, TCS, Aurobindo Pharma, HDFC Bank. Dissect their business, how these business acquire cash, as Eicher Motors offers both business vehicles and Royal Enfield bicycles, yet they infer 80% of their benefit from Royal Enfield, so if offers of Royal Enfield are expanding, the shares of Eicher Motors will do well.

5. Presently go to http://www.equityprofit.com/varsity and begin with Introduction to securities exchanges. Watch the business sectors for 3-4 months without putting any genuine cash into it.

6. When you're OK with essential ideas, for example, Earnings per offer, Net Profit, Net Profit Margin, P/E various and so forth. Pick any business around you and make a rundown of why you ought to put resources into that business. Will that business develop in coming years? An offer cost is connected to it's productivity and development.

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