Where would you invest?
By Bangalorean
@Bangalorean (1282)
India
1 response
@limitup (324)
• United States
20 Feb 07
I invest in growth stocks, but I did a lot of homework first.
I found that you need a long-term plan and you need to hold stocks for years at a time. Day trading is only profitable for the very smart and the very disciplined (and even still it's very hard).
A good start is to read:
"Market Wizards"
"The New Market Wizards"
"Reminicences of a Stock Operator"
Anything by Warren Buffet
Anything by Ed Seykota
And also go to this site and practice trading with fake money in their trading simulator as you learn:
www.investopedia.com
The two golden rules:
1. Let Winners Ride
2. Cut Losses Short
Kudos!
@limitup (324)
• United States
20 Feb 07
You bet. Let me clear one thing up, though. I typed it up pretty quick.
The two golden rules I state are actually different from what Warren Buffet teaches. Warren Buffet says to research the fundamentals of a company very rigorously and then to buy and hold for as long as possible, regardless of you losses.
But most top traders say to cut their losers short. Anyway, whatever trading method you use, there's always a strategy to use to become extremely profitable.
Here's an article I made also that may help.
Huge Stock Trading Misconceptions
http://funuselessstuff.blogspot.com/2007/02/huge-stock-trading-misconceptions.html
@Bangalorean (1282)
• India
20 Feb 07
that was quite informative article.Please pass me some-more suitable links if any