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Anyone buy/buying Twitter? its an incredible news source and I think they'll figure out how to capitalize financially soon enough. I want to buy and hold, what do you guys think?
It's never a bad time to start, though I tend to prefer index funds over mutual funds due to fees. SPY is a good place to start.
As for investing - I really think you can start at any time, but you may lose money at first if you don't do sufficient research. But, in reality, I think most people can do a nice job picking stocks once you have the right mindset and knowledge. Plus, it's fun being in control of your finances.
I'm not sure what your background is, but as a novice, you should read the following books:
You Can Be a Stock Market Genius - Joel Greenblatt
One Up on Wall Street - Peter Lynch
Snowball: Warren Buffett - Alice Schroeder
The Five Rules for Successful Stock Investing: Morningstar's Guide to Building Wealth and Winning in the Market - Pat Dorsey
Common Stocks and Uncommon Profits - Phillip Fischer
Then you can graduate to some more technical stuff:
Benjamin Graham
Dhando Investing
Fooling Some of the People All of the Time
It is a large reading list, but investing is super competitive and requires hard work. I've been investing for about 7 years, and I learn new things every day and occasionally make mistakes. I've also worked in the investment field for a few years, but I found these books taught me far more than my employers ever did.
Feel free to PM me with any questions.
It's never a bad time to start, though I tend to prefer index funds over mutual funds due to fees. SPY is a good place to start.
As for investing - I really think you can start at any time, but you may lose money at first if you don't do sufficient research. But, in reality, I think most people can do a nice job picking stocks once you have the right mindset and knowledge. Plus, it's fun being in control of your finances.
I'm not sure what your background is, but as a novice, you should read the following books:
You Can Be a Stock Market Genius - Joel Greenblatt
One Up on Wall Street - Peter Lynch
Snowball: Warren Buffett - Alice Schroeder
The Five Rules for Successful Stock Investing: Morningstar's Guide to Building Wealth and Winning in the Market - Pat Dorsey
Common Stocks and Uncommon Profits - Phillip Fischer
Then you can graduate to some more technical stuff:
Benjamin Graham
Dhando Investing
Fooling Some of the People All of the Time
It is a large reading list, but investing is super competitive and requires hard work. I've been investing for about 7 years, and I learn new things every day and occasionally make mistakes. I've also worked in the investment field for a few years, but I found these books taught me far more than my employers ever did.
Feel free to PM me with any questions.
^I posted that last week, and it has a lot of great reads.
Sold out of ARO this morning for a decent profit. Has another dollar or so in it, but I could use the money to pay off some bills and I want to free up a few more bucks anyway.
Anyone playing any earnings? Considering maybe playing TGT or GPS. Not a fan of gambling on reports, though so I'll probably stay put.
you put any stock in that report, wiz? he makes some decent points. dude killed 3d systems earlier in the year as well.