1. Your Questions About Invest In Stocks For Free
Helen asks…
Are there any websites that I can trade stocks for free?
I want to invest in gold without actually buying gold, I just want to put some of my money into
gold, is that possible at? if so how? thank, I would also like the least cost way possible please,
thanks
Steve Winston answers:
Use the ETF "GLD". If you don't know what an ETF is... You should learn about them first. You
really shouldn't buy any investment you don't totally understand. What you'll find yourself doing
is buying investments when everyone knows about them.... Which is usually at the top of a
market. When your friends and neighbors are discussing an investment... When everyone on
TV is talking about an investment.... That's when the "smart money" decides it's time to get out.
If you can afford to buy gold... You can afford the $10 or less it will cost you in commission to
buy it through a broker.
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2. Richard asks…
Best stocks to invest in through each industry sector?
I'm looking for solid technical analysis and solid fundamentals. This is just to get other peoples
perspective. See what your opinion is and how accurate you are. In all honesty looking for good
people with investing skills. Feel free to send me your future outlook on certain stocks with
support backing your prediction. Just tryin to see who's the best out there?
Steve Winston answers:
Ssn , samson , is a good one it the oil sector , its got several price catalysts coming in the near
future , its about $3.80 right now but is expected to climb to at least $7.00 in the next few mos. ,
its j/v w/ halliburton and i think it has strong solid long term potential as well as a good one to flip
as i have been doing for the past 3 wks. (it fluctuates at least 10-20% wkly)
anything in silver will be a good long term invest. Imho , pzg is one i am goin to get into in the
future , its a silver stock
gfre, bromine stock, good fundamentals , and a good long term investment imho
i'm not a broker , i just like to research good stocks , still new at this myself
here's some good sites to do your research as well- finviz.com (excellent esp. To find the
fundamentals) , ricochettrader.com (gd. To use when flipping) , americanbulls.com (good to see
if the stock has a trend) stockconsultant.com , barcharts.com , ddmachine.com and
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3. yahoofinance.com are just a few helpful research sites as well - good luck
Donald asks…
i want to open free demo account to invest in stock market
..anyone know a web site ?
Hello everyone i'm searching for a good free tutorial to learn investing in stock market.
Steve Winston answers:
You might want to look at 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.
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4. Here are this month's best traders:
http://www.top10traders.com/Top10Standings.aspx
Good luck.
Mandy asks…
You own a portfolio equally invested in a risk-free asset and two
stocks. If one of the stocks has a beta of 1
You own a portfolio equally invested in a risk-free asset and two stocks. If one of the stocks
has a beta of 1.7 and the total portfolio is equally as risky as the market, what is the beta for the
other stock in your portfolio? Round your answers to two decimal places
Yes it is 1.3! Thanks! How did you figure it out? I thought it was .3
Steve Winston answers:
Isn't it 1.30?
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5. That would assume:
1/3 is invested in the risk-free asset.
1/3 is invested in Stock 1.
1/3 is invested in Stock 2.
If, however, the investment is 1/2 risk-free and 1/2 stocks combined, then the answer would be
2.30.
The answer is a simple average of all the betas. If risk-free = 0 and stock 1 = 1.7, then 1.3 is
needed to average a beta of 1 among all three.
Maria asks…
Any good free courses teaching about strategies for investing in
stocks and options?
Any good free courses teaching about strategies for investing in stocks and options?
I used to see infomercial about wizetrade any other similar companies?
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6. Steve Winston answers:
First of all I suggest you forget about anything you see in an infomercial. I have never been to a
wizetrade seminar, but I have been to others. They are simply sales pitches to convince you to
spend thousands of dollars buying their products.
There are a lot of different ways to approach stock investments, I suggest you start with the
"fool school" at
http://www.fool.com/school.htm
but keep in mind that is only one approach, and other approaches may be equally valid.
For options there are two sites I can recommend,
http://www.optionseducation.org/
and
http://www.cboe.com/LearnCenter/default.aspx
These sites will give you a good foundation in options, but I would still recommend you read at
least one good book on options before trading them.
William asks…
Anyone here able to teach me ways to make money online?
Im 17, and I really need to make some money. I've always been interested in money my whole
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7. life, and know I can. I need someone who has eaither done stock or other things online to make
money who can teach or let me in on a few things... Also, if you know any way I can invest in
stock for free let me know, because every stock trade there is cost alot. if your interested in
making money with me, or wanna help let me know your IM name for anything if ya have one.
thanks.
Steve Winston answers:
Graduate from college. You'll make a good living if you do. What little money you have will be
gone chasing get-rich quick schemes.
David asks…
what's the best research tool for finding good stocks to invest in?
is there some online website or someplace i can go to so i can learn on my own? maybe even a
simulator with real stock info through out the day but free?
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8. Steve Winston answers:
Hi,
Here is a site for IndianStock Analysis.
Www.dlngroup.com
U will get some information for FREE.
Visit and grab the information. After wards if u confidant then go ahead.
I wish you all the best.
Happy Earnings
Sandra asks…
Where is a good web site, that is free, that people can talk about
stocks, ideas of them, predictions, ask que
I am just getting intert3ested in investing in stocks, have little money so can only buy a few
shares at a time, I have done my homewqork, read books, watch the stocks, . i know the
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9. basics, I have even opened up a online trading account. But am having trouble finding a site
that I can discuss ideas, stocks, ivesting, etc. on stocks, that is free, and easy to navigate. The
online trading account, is good, it helps with the stock you are looking for but has no message
board to bounce ideas off of.
Steve Winston answers:
- elitetrader.com
- trade2win.com
Betty asks…
Is there a good source or website for someone who wants to
invest in stocks valued around 5 to 20 dollars?
I'm not talking about or interested in penny stocks which appear to be a big gamble and volatile
in stability. I'm looking for relatively stable stocks that are on a legit stock market and at least 3
dollars, on average, in price per share all the way up to around 20 dollar a piece.
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10. Is there a place on the web that covers this for free? Or a publication that caters to this niche
market?
Also, does this type of low-cost stock have a nickname? For examples, There's "penny stock"
and "blue chip stock" .
Steve Winston answers:
Try these:
http://clearstation.com
http://elitetrader.com
I find clearstation as a good portal to finding stocks to trade or invest. The members in that
forum contribute with their own analysis and insights, plus you get tons of information, both
fundamental and technical on almost all of the listed stocks.
Hope this input helps!
Http://jsforex.blogspot.com
- Jim Syyap, Managed Forex Accounts
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