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Marquetta Gimm: 1 Do it on your own. I'd be surprised if schools teach strategy, chart analysis, etc. But you will be taking courses! like accounting that will help you analyze company financial ! statements. When you learn something useful in college, you will be better able to relate to it from your investment experience. #2 Yes, the earlier the better. First, you have more time to recover from your mistakes. Secondly, you get the benefit of compounding. You need to determine how much risk you are comfortable with. There are investments that are almost impossible to lose money in, but they only pay a paltry interest rate. Or there are investments that will potentially allow you to triple your money, but with a good chance of losing it all as well. The greater the potential benefit, the greater the risk. This rule applies to any investment. Don't let a sales person tell you differently. #3 I found the Motley Fool site very educational when I was just starting to invest in stocks. Minyanville also has good educational materials. #4 Yes, do the games. They're fun and can give you confidence or send you back to the drawing board. You are correct that it will not simula! te the real world because there are no serious consequences to making mistakes or not getting around to executing a trade, etc....Show more
Rashad Marecki: You seem wise at such a young age. You can gain a wealth of information by listening to Bob Brinker's "Money Talk" on ABC radio stations every Sat. and Sun. Vanguard has great low cost index funds. You can have the entire stock market by investing in the "Total Stock Market Index" Also you can invest in the target funds for retirement. It will automatically turn conservative towards your retirement targets such as 2050. Remember to stay disciplined and think long term and don't worry about the daily fluctuations of the stock markets. Dollar cost average is the key. Your money buys more shares when the market is down like now. When it goes up, you will be pleased to see your money grow. When the market is high you will buy less shares....Show more
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Kris Otuafi: First try reading books like 'investing for dummies' then go to investopedia and learn more. Then try this website, http://alpha-investing.com/ - they give good stock recommendations, but you need to know your risk-tolerance level, then choose your stocks wisely.
Nelly Kikuchi: It is always a good idea to read a book on the subject (investment analysis and portfolio management). You may consider reading "Investing Made Simple" by Anthony Loviscek to start with. For a further selection of suitable books, you may do a search at amazon.com.Sincerely,Akashhttp://www.narachinvestment.comhttp://www.narachphilosophy.comhttp://www.narach.comhttp://finance.narach.comhttp://mobile.narachinvestment.com...Show more
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Dedra Furguson: It's nice to know someone as ! young as me wants to learn about investing (its never too early to start).I'm 18 and I started learning about investing 2 years ago. I remembered starting with reading books like 'rich dad, poor dad', 'secrets to millionaire investors', etc.You might wanna try 'think and grow rich' too.I recommend you practice investing using online stock simulator at investopedia. It's great to gain experience without losing real money....Show more
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