Newbie Investing in Stock Market

[rts1980]

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if your afraid of creating mistakes and learning from them, keep your job and be an employee forever and invest in safe investments like mutual funds ..thats playing it safe..but i suggest play to win....

you have a point there but nowadays, stock market is really quite risky and its just like gambling.. its ok to invest if you have extra money, but if you don't i suggest not to..

[miekuh]

unsaon mana pag invest? basin moingon na noon nga mag close na sad...

[Rafalga]

Like I said, I'm still studying it.

No one in their right mind would enter a venture without understanding it first

I'm sorry if you feel that way about this issue and I would like to believe that you have good

intentions telling everyone not to take this way.

But as we respect your opinion, you too must learn to respect others and not impose your will upon

others.

Before I started to learn, I had the same feelings about the risk but when I started reading more

about it and played the simulations, I got a glimpse on how I can take advantage of some situations

that I have encountered . I do accept the fact that i am not yet ready, but I am doing some things to

educate myself and practice with the simulators available online in preparation for this.

[neil11]

well..you have a point..go for it=)

[Trowa]

Brod, I'm interested. I've read the phil star newspaper in passing the other day and one column talks about university students in manila competing for the stocks trade..Im not pretty sure, but they were all graduating students from a MBA or any business related course. I think a girl in La Salle won by investing her money wisely on stocks...they were promoting this now since the economy is slow stocks are its lowest point daw..Where can we check this on the internet? what are the simulations you are referring to? thanks. Hoping to hear from you soon.

Like I said, I'm still studying it.

No one in their right mind would enter a venture without understanding it first

I'm sorry if you feel that way about this issue and I would like to believe that you have good

intentions telling everyone not to take this way.

But as we respect your opinion, you too must learn to respect others and not impose your will upon

others, before I started to learn I do have the same feelings about the risk but when I started reading

about it and played the simulations, I got a glimpse on how I can take advantage of some situations

that I have encountered . I do accept the fact that i am not yet ready, but I am doing some things to

educate myself and practice with the simulators available online in preparation for this.

[Rafalga]

How the Market Works and eToro

I'm no where near good but I'm learning each time I lose the game and its without risk.

I'd like to suggest that you treat the play money like real money, but more importantly, try to

experiment to test your limits and always learn from your mistakes.

[neil11]

How the Market Works and eToro

I'm no where near good but I'm learning each time I lose the game and its without risk.

I'd like to suggest that you treat the play money like real money, but more importantly, try to

experiment to test your limits and always learn from your mistakes.

there is nothing better than creating mistakes and learning from it..

[Trowa]

Salamat kaau brod..I will try this..

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How the Market Works and eToro

I'm no where near good but I'm learning each time I lose the game and its without risk.

I'd like to suggest that you treat the play money like real money, but more importantly, try to

experiment to test your limits and always learn from your mistakes.

[cheeepat]

to ts: enoveso-- how did you start in stock investing? did u try bpi trade or you knew a trader(pls send contact email/num)? how much did it cost you stock cost + charges?

[graz]

I am still a newbie on stock market, attended technical analysis seminar and believe me it really helps. I’ve made an online account a month after the seminar (that was December 2008 ). So far, so good. I’ve made 30% (as of March 2008 ) of my investment. I take control of my portfolio so there’s no one to blame but me. Every trade I’ve made is a lesson. Win or loss, learn from it.

Just like what happened recently, I bought EDC at 3.85 last 3/30, my target is 4.2 but it whoops up last week and my greed overturned, I decided not to sell it yesterday at OPEN price, I thought it might still goes up but when I checked at 12:30pm, close is at 3.80. From 4.45 closing last Thursday(4/ to 3.8 closing yesterday(4/13). That’s 9.21% fall in a matter of two-day-trade. To think, if I sold it yesterday, I almost reached my quota of 10% per month. So, that’s another lesson learned.