Trading Related Help
By bumba1988
@bumba1988 (1220)
India
November 21, 2009 4:12am CST
Hi to all,
I am actually looking to invest some money in the online stock exchanges. Not a lot of money, only 25$ to start with. Once I gain some profit, I can look for higher investment. I wanted some help to choose the right sites for me. Can anyone help? The sites should be honest and around for quite some time. I will prefer if these sites accept PayPal and do not require any trading software to use.
I am looking forward to all the replies.
Thanks and regards.
4 responses
@HelScream (2822)
• Philippines
21 Nov 09
First I want to clarify something, on which do you want to invest your money is it through stocks , forex trading or on hyips? coz if you are familiar on stock trading
then it would be easy for you to do this on your own but if dont have any clue how to do trad on stocks then investing that ways would be a waste of time. You must have a full knowledge on how to do stock trading if that is what you intended to do, and this goes also with forex trading, but on hyips its simple all you have to do is invest and wait for the interest.So which do you prefer to invest?
@bumba1988 (1220)
• India
21 Nov 09
Hi there!
Thanks for your response. Best to my knowledge, stocks are definitely some areas where expertise matter. I am not a rookie but not really that much acquainted with all the details regarding stock either. Same applies to forex trading as well. I will love to learn through. It will be great help if you can help me about some tutorial.
I am not at all interested about HYIPs. I invested in a site (Do not remember the name actually), invested 1$ and the money was lost because from the next day, the site was not opening.
@bumba1988 (1220)
• India
21 Nov 09
Hi there!
I am really interested to get the links from you. Thanks for describing these things elaborately to me. I have added you as a friend. Please accept the request and send me a message with the links. I hope we can discuss certain things and sort out the problems together.
Regards.
@HelScream (2822)
• Philippines
21 Nov 09
it takes time to know and learn about this field my friend regarding stocks and forex trading I am on the process of learning as well . I can give you some links add me and I will try to give you some links on how you can actually learn about trading. Regarding hyips if you want to invest on those you must be a member of a certain forum where they discuss which hyip program is good and which are bad and you will also need to check hyip monitor for certain feed back about certain hyips. there are lots of thing you need to do before you consider investing some money on a certain hyip my friend. best of luck
@hendritanbm (131)
• Indonesia
21 Nov 09
Hello, bumba 1988
Just to let you know that I already invested my money in some HYIPs. Until know, I already got the profit from my investments. If you like, just join using my referral link. I would like to introduce you to imoneyreserve. This HYIP gives 12%/day for 12 days. It means in 12 days you will get your money back including the profit. Total 144%. I sent the link to your inbox. Please check it. Happy investing.
@bumba1988 (1220)
• India
21 Nov 09
Hi there!
I saw your message with the link. Well, I am sorry my friend but I am not at all interested in those HYIPs. I have lost enough money in those and cannot risk anymore money. Let me know if you can help me with some good trading sites, be it stock trading or forex trading. I do not really care.
@redthaidevil (1047)
• Thailand
21 Nov 09
Hi Jeet, long time no see. I did some research and mostly there will be the you know HYIP, I this using forex trading is hard and it is risky but it is up to you whether you feel 25 is worth a go or not. Personally I'd try somethings more safer but it doesn't hurt to gamble does it. If you never start it you'd never never know. Go for it.
@bumba1988 (1220)
• India
21 Nov 09
Hi there!
I will mail you soon. Do not worry, the computer faced some technical issues and required to fix things up. Thanks for your reply. I understand what you say and I know risks are involved, but at the same time, I believe "No risk, No gain."
