Whats a good website for stock picks?
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http://www.morningstar.com/\n\nIt allows you to pick category types and set characteristics of what you are looking for. Part of the site is free however part requires a fee. The free options are good enough for the average investor though. It covers stocks and mutual funds.\n\nBy the way, if you are just looking for expert picks be very careful following them. Personally I stay away from expert picks because many experts have an agenda of why they choose a stock that does benefit the normal, average investor. For example, why is it that most stock picks by analyists are near their all time high? Well because their trying to drive up the price so they can sell at the top while you hold the bag. Bottom line if you dont understand how to evaluate stocks on your own... dont invest in them. Get a mutual fund which is really a bunch of stocks in one. There are a lot of options also in regards to mutual funds: company type, size of companies, growth and risk potential for example. I learned the hard way in regards to the analyists back during the tech boom of the 80 and 90's. A lot of them got sued for doing what I said above. Dont think they arent still doing it.
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Try the link i leave for you, it has many stock scripts
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www.wall-street.com\nwww.lasvegas.com\nwww.xxx.com
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Yahoo is not a real good place to find that information. Investors daily is a good place, but it is a subscription. \n\nYahoo does give you the ability to run screens. But you have to know how to construct your screen to get the correct data. Investors daily does that for you. \n\nI especially like market edge technical analysis. Everything in a snapshot.
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I use yahoo finance.  Go to http://finance.yahoo.com/ In the box that says "Look up a quote" enter the abbreviation for the stock you are looking for.  Then on the left side of the page, under the heading "More on (stock you chose)" Click historical prices.  That should allow you to look up prices for any day.
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Any responsible trader or investor will tell you that there is no such thing as a "top" stock pick. Every equity has risk involved. You need to think for yourself. Taking tips on Yahoo is a good way to end up in the poor house.
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We have:\nwww.tradera.com\nwww.bokpris.com\nwww.bokborsen.se\nwww.bokraven.com\nwww.bokwebben.se\nwww.antikvariet.se
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http://www.fairmark.com/ if you mean employee stock options.
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there are many stock web sites to check out.  try the links below.
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I use Ameritrade and its pretty good. Check it out.
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The "Stock Investing For Dummies" book is good.  It's available at Amazon.com.  http://www.amazon.com/Stock-Investing-Dummies-Paul-Mladjenovic/dp/0764554115\n\nGood luck!  :)
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Just go on line and in the search engine put in"buy stocks".\nOr I use  WWW.TDwaterhouse. They only charge $9.99/transaction.
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nasdaq.com is what i use\nbut i'm not sure if thats advanced enough for ur purposes
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hello fellow trader.you can find  anything you want regarding up to the second stock trading on ,you ready?\n\n www.tradingday.com    \n\nhave fun,no charge
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bobbrinker.com  .. not a specific investment, just an awesome timing decision March 11, 2003 to go back into the stock market.\n\nbought QQQQ , SPY,  VTI  \n\nI have had other individual great returns of my own.
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go to yahoo.com,then hit finance,go to investing,click on industry,go to tools in left column and click on industry index and take your pick by sector.\n\n\ngood luck
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There are really no "better sites" for that. Just pick one of the big names like ameritrade or scottrade. As far as making money, when you short a stock you are betting that the value of the stock will decrease over time. So if you think company x is going to do poorly and you short(sell) them at 10 dollars a share and then later buy them back at 5 dollars a share you will have made 5 dollars a share minus trading costs.