I agree with ,you may have some great knowledge on investment with stocks.Before I became a forex trader I used to trade penny stocks ,the growing curve was difficult .One need to be updated with the fundamentals alot that's why I quit it .Trading stocks is very profitable. However, one needs to learn the ropes. The general rule here is to buy stocks when it is cheap and sell when the value goes up. However, there are some cases where the value will reach the peak and fall to the extent that it won't get to that point again. A trader may run at a loss in this instance.
I love what Warren buffet does.I just followed his one tip that has made strong and consistent.Before I use target I big percentage for my ROI but I came to hear and learnt how Buffet does.He only target around 25% a year and achieving that won't be hard.Do what Warren Buffett does:
1. Buys stocks that aligns with you - with your knowledge, with your values, because you will hold them long - you will take care of them.
2. If the stock you love falls in rock bottom value - buy a lot. If it falls more, but a lot more. Majority of stock buyers abandons ships for a loss but Warren Buffett does the opposite. That is why is the world's richest investor. He is against the norm.
3. In addition to the above - make sure to buy stocks whose CEO's have a B.A.G. (Big Audacious Goals). Sure, they may sound like bragging people (Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos, etc) - that means they have big dreams and a lot of people are put off by this. But look at them now.
How to find out those 3? Read, read, read. Warren Buffett is known to read a 500-page document in a day most days if not everyday. That is why if you searched around - NO investment firm/s can even come close to him.
In 2008, he even bet $1M and issued a challenge to hedge funds that his investment choice of the S&P500 would outperform any hand-picked portfolio for the next 10 years. Only one took his challenge (Protégé Partners LLC) and they lost.
I know a guy who followed WB's rules in investing religiously and is a millionaire.
there is no rules attched to it once you are into the business you will have a stock broker and your stock broker is the ome that will enligten you about the particular stock you need to buy,he will also provide you with the terms and rules that come with each stock market so its easy just work to your stock broker and talk to himHere are things a financial specialist ought to consider when picking stocks:undefined- Earnings development.undefined- Stability.undefined-dividendsundefined- Relative quality in the business.undefined- Debt-value proportion.undefined- Price-profit proportion.undefined- Management.undefined.
Yes its depend on the company that you want to buy the share from ,so it is better you search the firm you want to buy the share with,so for this reason I will advice you consult your stock brokers for advice,brokers are those that handle shares issues.The simplest way is to search in google if the company has shared some dividend to the shareholder (means they're profitable) and backtrack the price, when was the highest and the lowest. How many times it has happened. I am not a risk taker in stock market, i don't understand how to value a share in technical way, so i tend to buy the state owned company's shares. Because I'm going for long term, not day to day trading.
Before you buy any stock from a company I will advice you check the pass record of the company and consult your stock brokers,I have a freind that deal with stock and he advice me whenever I want to go into the stock business I should go for financial institution like banks,you can also get stock market report from both online and news magazineI would have said that you should only buy stocks of companies that have stood the test of time but I have come to realize that there are new companies doing very well even better than the older ones. The important thing is to do your research about their present and prospects.
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