1. Your Questions About How To Invest In The Stock Market
Without A Broker
Mark asks…
How can I go about playing(investing) the stock market?
I would like to with invest in the stock market but would like to without a broker. Is that
possible? If so... no major major trades but something small... fwhere can I go about doing that?
What sites etc. would I begin at?
Thanks.
Steve Winston answers:
Before you trade view this site it will help you a lot.
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2. Sandra asks…
I want to invest in the stock market?
I have a very diverse selection of stocks and I wonder how can I go about investing on my own
without a broker? But if not what's the cheapest way to go because I just started a 401k
Steve Winston answers:
Simple to open a brokerage account which you manage, such as at Scottrade, which I use. $7
per trade, any number of shares. I started managing my own 10 years ago because
Smith-Barney was doing poorly. I've done extremely well on my own. While you have to
understand what you are doing, I think it's the smart way to go. Nobody will take better care of
your money than you will.
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3. David asks…
How do I buy stocks in the stock market?
Hello, I know what is the main purpose of investing in the stock market and all that jazz. But
my question means how do I do it with a broker. Do i have to open an account? Can I do it
without a broker? How do brokers know how to place an order?
Thanks
Steve Winston answers:
Yes you can. You can buy stocks through a mutual fund or directly from the company.
I'd recommend T. Rowe Price for their no load mutual funds. Or you can go directly to the
website of the company, look under "investor relations" for stock information.
William asks…
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4. do want STOCK QUOTE from stock brokers & their analysis on
each stock???
Simulation games are usually played on the internet, where people can experience the thrill of
investing in the stock market without any risks, costs or any fear of losing money when and if
they make a poor investment decision.
Many teachers and professors of banking and finance are now using stock market simulation
games to teach their students about the rudiments of investing in stocks. Most stock market
simulation games come with a fee to get started, but there are some that are free of any
charge.One need not ve prior knowledge about the stock market to join.
This is how stock market simulation games usually work:
First, players must register. After registration, players are given an initial sum of "virtual" money
to invest in companies of their choice. Players build a portfolio of stocks by buying and selling
shares in companies. Most stock market simulation games use real-time market data.
objective of most stock market simulation games is
http://www.freewebs.com/allstocks
Steve Winston answers:
Magritte made once a painting of an apple with
the title:
"This is not an apple"
He was right, it was a painting, not an apple.
As with the "question" above,
it is not a question, it is an intrusion.
Better give a non- answer to a non-question,
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5. I'm sure Alice in Wonderland would agree.
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Donna asks…
What would you suggest should be the 1st to learn concerning
investing and trading stocks?
How do I invest in the stock market without going through a broker?
What is your suggestion on the purchase of penny stocks?
Thank you very much for your immediate response.
Steve Winston answers:
You can invest in CERTAIN companies (larger ones) by going directly to the company. Look up
DRIPs (dividend reinvestment plans). Try Dripcentral.com or google it.
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6. Penny stocks are not for beginners. It'd be like gambling.
Also consider using E-trade or (my favorite) Schwab for reasonably priced trades.
Lisa asks…
I Need help on a stock market project for school?
ok im in 11th grade and i'm researching different stocks. now im suppose to use yahoo finance
for this project. our teacher says we start off with $20,000 in cash.i'm only allowed to invest into
2 companies on the stock market 1 on the NYSE and 1 on NASDAQ.im allowed to divide the
$20,000 between those 2 stocks anyway i like. i also have to calculate how many shares of
stock that im able to buy. then i must subtract the brokers fee. im thinking of using chevron as
one of my choices. my question is if the stock market were to crash what would be some
companies that would still move along without being affected. sorry if im not making much
sense i'm having a hard time understanding this stock market stuff. thank you.
Steve Winston answers:
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7. Okay, soooo you are looking for " safety" rather than trying to make " big bucks". You would buy
companies that sell or handle " staples"...the common, everyday things that people continue to
buy in good times or bad ( ...and GOOD GRIEF !..where did an 11th grader get the idea that a "
crash" is coming?...markets continually go up and down...sometimes for years one way or the
other...BUT a " crash" is something totally different...)
...but , anyway you could look a JNJ..shampoo, toilet paper, razors, household cleaning
products...and a steady stock.
...you mentioned CVX... Big oil.... How about just a little " refiner" instead? ALJ...the driving
season is coming and they usually profit a little better than companies like CVX that are involved
in more than just gasoline.
...for the nasdaq look at a " shipper"...a good one is TBSI...really makes gains because of
worldwide trading
...or a steel company STLD...the world is building like crazy lately.
Ken asks…
How can I best invest $100?
I have $100. I want to invest it in something that will gain me more money, but I don't know
where. I have looked at EE Savings Bonds, but they have a minimum waiting period of 5 years
before I can cash it. I think I could invest it in the stock market, but I don't know how to do
that without a lot of broker fees and charges. Would it be a good idea to invest in Euro's?
They seem to be always gaining, but that seems like it would require a long time to gain
anything substantial. Please give me your ideas.
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8. Steve Winston answers:
$100 is savings bond money (i-bonds...not EE Bonds)
$100 a month is mutual fund money.
$100,000 is stock investing money.
Ignore my counsel and find yourself out your "investment money."
Or, said another way: If you don't invest in an appropriate vehicle for the amount of money you
have, you are gambling, not investing.
The house always comes out ahead when you gamble.
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