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Stock Market




Lisa asks…




what is the fastest or best way to make money in the Stock market
?
I have $5000 to work with and I want to know what experienced traders would do, or if you have
a tip on which stock has a potential to go up in the next couple of weeks.

Thank You in advance




Steve Winston answers:

The fastest way to make money is usually the fasted way to lose it. And many more lose than
make.

Do yourself a favor and learn about investing - it's a risky business and you need to learn about
diversification, how chasing past returns and market timing doesn't work, risk tolerance and all
that.

Don't go into this as an ignorant person that can't think for himself. Gain knowledge. Twenty
years from now you will be glad you did. If you don't, two years from now you will be sorry you
didn't.




                                                                                           1 / 11
Helen asks…




what is the best way to make money investing in the stock
market? Short term,Long term, day trading....?




Steve Winston answers:

I would say a mix of strategies might be best. The best thing to do is - do a lot of research. A
good place to find interesting investment ideas is http://www.top10traders.com - this is a free
site that lets you create a portfolio of stocks with $100,000 in "play" money. Each day the site
ranks the best performing portfolios, so you can see how your picks perform compared to other
investors. You can read posts on investing from the best traders, as well as share your own
investing ideas. There is a charting feature, so you can see how your portfolio performs
compared to the S&P 500. Also, you can create your own "group" so that you can see how you
are doing compared to your friends.

Here are this month's best traders:




                                                                                          2 / 11
http://www.top10traders.com/Top10Standings.aspx

Good luck.




Maria asks…




What is the best way to make money on the stocks & shares
market?
This may have been asked before but I have recently started on the stock market and am
making about 4% a week on an investment of £1300. I have though made some initial mistakes
and COULD have made about 8%. I basically see the stock market in two ways:

Either you chase hot stocks with a 3 day turnover? I reckon you could get 5-8% every 3 days.

Or find a company and invest for the long term (12 months) in which some companies
(Jsainsbury) has increased 78% over this time and buy when they have either good or bad
news.




                                                                                        3 / 11
Steve Winston answers:

Find a good company, and hold its stock for years. Don't hesitate to sell it if it starts to go bad.




Sharon asks…




What is the best way to make money in this current economy. Real
Estate, Stock Market, Online Business?




Steve Winston answers:

My vote goes for online business. It's a lot faster and more reliable than the other two.




                                                                                               4 / 11
Mary asks…




Best way to make big money fast take a gamble on horses or stock
market,problem is i will have to take a loss?
My situation is,i am very unhappy where i am,i have been trying to sell my house for the past
while and its a buyers market and with the economy i am getting these pathetic offers i even
priced a bit below market but still people are offering way less,so i don't want to prolong my
misery here,and i could wait forever to get a really good price on it as the property market
might not recover for a very long time,so i might just have to take a big loss and sell at what is
being offered.
Now the problem is i want to move to California and house prices are enormous there and i will
not be able to afford it with what i am getting,so i was thinking with what i get from the sale
should i put a good portion of that either betting on horses or day trading in the stock market?I
need to take a chance on something as i need the money,and its unrealistic to think you can
hit the lotto,do you have any other ideas or advice for me?Thanks very much




Steve Winston answers:

I think you are all set.

Sell your house, put it all on a horse. Sound financial advice.




                                                                                           5 / 11
William asks…




What's the best way to make money in a market like this?
Does the stock market going up really matter if all of the profit you make has been taken back
by the falling dollar? For instance, if you invest $1000.00 in the stock market and a year from
now your stock is worth $1250.00, you've made 25% for the year. However, if the dollar has
fallen 25% in that same year you have really lost money instead of making it. That same
$1250.00 would actually be worth only $937.50. For those that believe you'll have more, please
explain your rational. Also, I would like to know how you are making money in this market. I
think Euros or Gold would be safe, but I'm not sure. I want to avoid the falling dollar trap as well
as make money. Thanks.
Greg R. - Seems to be some good advice so far from everyone. I know housing prices are
coming down, but how about land values? I think it was Ben Franklin that said there's only so
much of it and it's always a good investment. With our population increasing all the time due to
increasing age, illegals coming into the country, and the threat of the North American Union
wouldn't it be a good idea to buy land now?




Steve Winston answers:




                                                                                             6 / 11
I agree with you 100%.

Inflation is running much higher than the government statistics indicate. The falling dollar is
causing prices of everything to rise. It's not that prices are rising, it's that the value of the dollar
is falling so it takes more of them to purchase the same thing.

The government inflation numbers do not show the problem. The reason is that politicians like to
report good numbers to the public.

Let me explain.

The unemployment rate is much higher than the government numbers. The formula for
unemployment only counts people who are collecting unemployment benefits. As we all know,
unemployment benefits are only temporary and run out after a few months. Once they run out, if
you haven't found a job, the government's numbers don't count you as unemployed, even if you
are still unemployed.

Additionally, I'm self-employed and I never qualify for benefits, even if I have no work.

There are millions of subcontractors in the building industry in a similar situation. Millions have
no work, but they never show up in the government statistics.

Likewise, the formula for inflation is decietful too. There is a thing called "hedonic indexing".
Basically, they take a price increase and attribute it to an improvement in quality, and don't
count the increase.

Let's say that last year a new Nissan Maxima sold for $24,000. This year the same model sells
for $26,500, a 10% increase. With hedonic indexing, by the government's formula there would
be no price increase because this year's model has some quality improvements and it is a
better car, therefore the price increase is due to those improvements and not inflation.

Presto! Inflation no longer is a problem, and the politicians can report happy numbers to the
public.

However, as you and I know, college tuition, food, insurance, gasoline, heating expenses,
movie tickets, etc. Are going up in price much faster than the official government statistics
indicate.

And you might start with $1000 in the stock market, and next year that stock may be "worth"
$1250, but with the fall in the value of the dollar, the $1250 will purchase less next year than
your initial $1000 will purchase now.

Gold is the answer.

There is an approximate 20.5 year cycle that swings back and forth between paper assets
(stocks, bonds, certificates of deposit, etc) and physical assets (gold, oil, farmland, other




                                                                                                  7 / 11
precious and industrial metals, etc). In 2001, that cycle just shifted in favor of physical assets.
The previous peak for physical assets had been in 1980. From 1980 to 2001 it was the cycle in
favor of paper assets.

From 2001 until approximately 2022 look for physical assets to out-perform paper assets.

Gold is not a liability on anyone's books. It stands alone. It is the most liquid asset on earth. The
trend for gold will be up for the next 15 years. This does not mean that there will not be ups and
downs, but if you look at yearly charts, it will be obvious that the direction is up.

I wish you well.




Joseph asks…




What is the quickest way to make money in the stock market?
Okay so here is the thing hypothetically if I had close to 1 million dollars to invest however I
wanted In the NYSE what would be the best way to get the most money the quickest way. Do
not worry about me losing the 1 million dollars... This is a game of all or nothing!
Here's more conditions I can only trade stocks, and mutual fund listed on the nasdaq and NYSE
I can buy a min of 100 shares and I can sell for less than 100
At the same time I am not allowed to buy stocks or mutual funds that trade below $5




                                                                                              8 / 11
Steve Winston answers:

Look at TNA and TZA. These are 3x levered ETFs on a small cap stock index. There are
designed to return 3 times (or negative 3 times) the index move. On a given day, one wins big,
one loses big.

In real life, this would be a horrible choice. For an all-or-nothing stock game, perhaps ideal.

Just pick the right one.

If you can't use ETFs like the above, then pick stocks that are all in the same volatile industry.
Ex: all gold stocks, all semiconductor stocks, etc. In real life you want to diversify. For this game,
do the opposite.




David asks…




Best way to make our money grow?
My husband and I are recent graduates hoping to start a design studio in our home. We plan to
make between $1,600-$10,000 each month- that's quite a range, but that's how it is in our field.
So, what’s the best way to make our earnings grow? CDs, IRAs, certain credit cards?

I honestly have no clue on how to save money other than a savings account, especially now
that I've lost all trust in the stock market.




                                                                                              9 / 11
Steve Winston answers:

For someone who is as risk averse as you seem, laddered CD's are probably the best way to
go. Keep some cash available via a money market fund...because, there are always some
equity bargains available. Fund your IRA's (use the Roth option - if you qualify)...lose your credit
cards uness you can pay your bill monthly. Save what you can...at least 12% of your income
(gross is better than net). Good luck.




Chris asks…




what is the best way to make money off of $30,000?
I currently have around $30,000 sitting in a money market at one of the bigger banks and it
seems thats all it does. What are some good tools for getting this to grow without studying
stocks,bonds,market values all day and night? thx




                                                                                            10 / 11
Steve Winston answers:

                                   Before yous tart investing in one of these markets you have to learn allot about these markets.
                                   But offcourse you want to let your money grow in meanwhile.
                                   Then it's maybe a great idea to do the same as I did.
                                   I always wanted to trade for myselfs on the forex.
                                   But you have to know allot about this market to make some money off it.
                                   So in meanwhile I decided to put my money in a mannaged forex account.
                                   And it's working great!
                                   This are the results till now:

                                   http://my-robottrader.blogspot.com/

                                   It's only an investment of 10.000$ but at this rate I'll probably have doubled my money before I
                                   start on my own.
                                   Feel free to contact me then I'll give you some information about my moneymannager.
                                   He shall do his best to give you anny anwser you want.




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  • 1. Your Questions About Best Way To Make Money In The Stock Market Lisa asks… what is the fastest or best way to make money in the Stock market ? I have $5000 to work with and I want to know what experienced traders would do, or if you have a tip on which stock has a potential to go up in the next couple of weeks. Thank You in advance Steve Winston answers: The fastest way to make money is usually the fasted way to lose it. And many more lose than make. Do yourself a favor and learn about investing - it's a risky business and you need to learn about diversification, how chasing past returns and market timing doesn't work, risk tolerance and all that. Don't go into this as an ignorant person that can't think for himself. Gain knowledge. Twenty years from now you will be glad you did. If you don't, two years from now you will be sorry you didn't. 1 / 11
  • 2. Helen asks… what is the best way to make money investing in the stock market? Short term,Long term, day trading....? Steve Winston answers: I would say a mix of strategies might be best. The best thing to do is - do a lot of research. A good place to find interesting investment ideas is http://www.top10traders.com - this is a free site that lets you create a portfolio of stocks with $100,000 in "play" money. Each day the site ranks the best performing portfolios, so you can see how your picks perform compared to other investors. You can read posts on investing from the best traders, as well as share your own investing ideas. There is a charting feature, so you can see how your portfolio performs compared to the S&P 500. Also, you can create your own "group" so that you can see how you are doing compared to your friends. Here are this month's best traders: 2 / 11
  • 3. http://www.top10traders.com/Top10Standings.aspx Good luck. Maria asks… What is the best way to make money on the stocks & shares market? This may have been asked before but I have recently started on the stock market and am making about 4% a week on an investment of £1300. I have though made some initial mistakes and COULD have made about 8%. I basically see the stock market in two ways: Either you chase hot stocks with a 3 day turnover? I reckon you could get 5-8% every 3 days. Or find a company and invest for the long term (12 months) in which some companies (Jsainsbury) has increased 78% over this time and buy when they have either good or bad news. 3 / 11
  • 4. Steve Winston answers: Find a good company, and hold its stock for years. Don't hesitate to sell it if it starts to go bad. Sharon asks… What is the best way to make money in this current economy. Real Estate, Stock Market, Online Business? Steve Winston answers: My vote goes for online business. It's a lot faster and more reliable than the other two. 4 / 11
  • 5. Mary asks… Best way to make big money fast take a gamble on horses or stock market,problem is i will have to take a loss? My situation is,i am very unhappy where i am,i have been trying to sell my house for the past while and its a buyers market and with the economy i am getting these pathetic offers i even priced a bit below market but still people are offering way less,so i don't want to prolong my misery here,and i could wait forever to get a really good price on it as the property market might not recover for a very long time,so i might just have to take a big loss and sell at what is being offered. Now the problem is i want to move to California and house prices are enormous there and i will not be able to afford it with what i am getting,so i was thinking with what i get from the sale should i put a good portion of that either betting on horses or day trading in the stock market?I need to take a chance on something as i need the money,and its unrealistic to think you can hit the lotto,do you have any other ideas or advice for me?Thanks very much Steve Winston answers: I think you are all set. Sell your house, put it all on a horse. Sound financial advice. 5 / 11
  • 6. William asks… What's the best way to make money in a market like this? Does the stock market going up really matter if all of the profit you make has been taken back by the falling dollar? For instance, if you invest $1000.00 in the stock market and a year from now your stock is worth $1250.00, you've made 25% for the year. However, if the dollar has fallen 25% in that same year you have really lost money instead of making it. That same $1250.00 would actually be worth only $937.50. For those that believe you'll have more, please explain your rational. Also, I would like to know how you are making money in this market. I think Euros or Gold would be safe, but I'm not sure. I want to avoid the falling dollar trap as well as make money. Thanks. Greg R. - Seems to be some good advice so far from everyone. I know housing prices are coming down, but how about land values? I think it was Ben Franklin that said there's only so much of it and it's always a good investment. With our population increasing all the time due to increasing age, illegals coming into the country, and the threat of the North American Union wouldn't it be a good idea to buy land now? Steve Winston answers: 6 / 11
  • 7. I agree with you 100%. Inflation is running much higher than the government statistics indicate. The falling dollar is causing prices of everything to rise. It's not that prices are rising, it's that the value of the dollar is falling so it takes more of them to purchase the same thing. The government inflation numbers do not show the problem. The reason is that politicians like to report good numbers to the public. Let me explain. The unemployment rate is much higher than the government numbers. The formula for unemployment only counts people who are collecting unemployment benefits. As we all know, unemployment benefits are only temporary and run out after a few months. Once they run out, if you haven't found a job, the government's numbers don't count you as unemployed, even if you are still unemployed. Additionally, I'm self-employed and I never qualify for benefits, even if I have no work. There are millions of subcontractors in the building industry in a similar situation. Millions have no work, but they never show up in the government statistics. Likewise, the formula for inflation is decietful too. There is a thing called "hedonic indexing". Basically, they take a price increase and attribute it to an improvement in quality, and don't count the increase. Let's say that last year a new Nissan Maxima sold for $24,000. This year the same model sells for $26,500, a 10% increase. With hedonic indexing, by the government's formula there would be no price increase because this year's model has some quality improvements and it is a better car, therefore the price increase is due to those improvements and not inflation. Presto! Inflation no longer is a problem, and the politicians can report happy numbers to the public. However, as you and I know, college tuition, food, insurance, gasoline, heating expenses, movie tickets, etc. Are going up in price much faster than the official government statistics indicate. And you might start with $1000 in the stock market, and next year that stock may be "worth" $1250, but with the fall in the value of the dollar, the $1250 will purchase less next year than your initial $1000 will purchase now. Gold is the answer. There is an approximate 20.5 year cycle that swings back and forth between paper assets (stocks, bonds, certificates of deposit, etc) and physical assets (gold, oil, farmland, other 7 / 11
  • 8. precious and industrial metals, etc). In 2001, that cycle just shifted in favor of physical assets. The previous peak for physical assets had been in 1980. From 1980 to 2001 it was the cycle in favor of paper assets. From 2001 until approximately 2022 look for physical assets to out-perform paper assets. Gold is not a liability on anyone's books. It stands alone. It is the most liquid asset on earth. The trend for gold will be up for the next 15 years. This does not mean that there will not be ups and downs, but if you look at yearly charts, it will be obvious that the direction is up. I wish you well. Joseph asks… What is the quickest way to make money in the stock market? Okay so here is the thing hypothetically if I had close to 1 million dollars to invest however I wanted In the NYSE what would be the best way to get the most money the quickest way. Do not worry about me losing the 1 million dollars... This is a game of all or nothing! Here's more conditions I can only trade stocks, and mutual fund listed on the nasdaq and NYSE I can buy a min of 100 shares and I can sell for less than 100 At the same time I am not allowed to buy stocks or mutual funds that trade below $5 8 / 11
  • 9. Steve Winston answers: Look at TNA and TZA. These are 3x levered ETFs on a small cap stock index. There are designed to return 3 times (or negative 3 times) the index move. On a given day, one wins big, one loses big. In real life, this would be a horrible choice. For an all-or-nothing stock game, perhaps ideal. Just pick the right one. If you can't use ETFs like the above, then pick stocks that are all in the same volatile industry. Ex: all gold stocks, all semiconductor stocks, etc. In real life you want to diversify. For this game, do the opposite. David asks… Best way to make our money grow? My husband and I are recent graduates hoping to start a design studio in our home. We plan to make between $1,600-$10,000 each month- that's quite a range, but that's how it is in our field. So, what’s the best way to make our earnings grow? CDs, IRAs, certain credit cards? I honestly have no clue on how to save money other than a savings account, especially now that I've lost all trust in the stock market. 9 / 11
  • 10. Steve Winston answers: For someone who is as risk averse as you seem, laddered CD's are probably the best way to go. Keep some cash available via a money market fund...because, there are always some equity bargains available. Fund your IRA's (use the Roth option - if you qualify)...lose your credit cards uness you can pay your bill monthly. Save what you can...at least 12% of your income (gross is better than net). Good luck. Chris asks… what is the best way to make money off of $30,000? I currently have around $30,000 sitting in a money market at one of the bigger banks and it seems thats all it does. What are some good tools for getting this to grow without studying stocks,bonds,market values all day and night? thx 10 / 11
  • 11. Steve Winston answers: Before yous tart investing in one of these markets you have to learn allot about these markets. But offcourse you want to let your money grow in meanwhile. Then it's maybe a great idea to do the same as I did. I always wanted to trade for myselfs on the forex. But you have to know allot about this market to make some money off it. So in meanwhile I decided to put my money in a mannaged forex account. And it's working great! This are the results till now: http://my-robottrader.blogspot.com/ It's only an investment of 10.000$ but at this rate I'll probably have doubled my money before I start on my own. Feel free to contact me then I'll give you some information about my moneymannager. He shall do his best to give you anny anwser you want. Powered by Yahoo! Answers Read More… http://buystocksmakemoney.com/your-questions-about-best-way-to-make-money-in-the-stock-m arket/ 11 / 11 Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org)