Interested in a stock experiment?
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i don't buy stocks, i invest in mutual funds. more efficient that way.
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www.investopedia.com/   has a simulator..\nhttp://simulator.investopedia.com/
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I am interested . Can you provide more details on that ?
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I would recommend checking out the website www.investopedia.com  You can learn some things about the stock merket and also use play money with it's stock market simulator.\n\nHave fun
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Do a simple Yahoo search with pdf, free, ebook, indian, and stock markets in alternating combinations
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Open an account and buy it: http://www.scottrade.com/index.asp?supbid=63321
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Find a potential investor
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try my portfolio in Yahoo! Finance
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Try here\n\nhttp://www.iii.co.uk/markets/?type=stockfilter
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There is a website (www.madmoneymachine.com) that has created some mock portfolios based on Mr. Cramer's recommendations.  Look under "Portfolio Challenge" and you'll find some in there.  There's also an accompanying podcast where he regularly talks about Jim's picks.  Recently the site has turned its attention to Index Funds and their merits, but there is still lots of Cramer talk.  Good site.
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any technology stock should be good! watch the show MAD MONEY on CNBC, you will get some good tips!
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4 technical analysis of stock/commodity with buy sell signal\n\naptistock freeware is best\n\ndetails in my other answers
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I keep seeing your questions and answers in the least suspecting places. You sure get around alot Deymond lol. Wish I could be a stockbroker.
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Do the experiment.  You might learn something.
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very interesting! I should try it.
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I've done that with what I call 'loose change'.  Sometimes I've got a few dollars sitting around, obviously not going to make a lot of interest and not large enough for something substantial.  If some risky thing has been going down but I still feel it worth holding onto (its kinda fun when you sweat over a $90 stock moving a couple of bucks while a stock selling for less than a dime now goes for a buck or two, and yes, I've had that happen), then making an extra small trade can average down the value of your position.  When the stock starts to tick up for whatever reasons, you now have a lower break-even or profit point.  Again, it is only if you've got a few bucks left not doing anything and at Scottrade for $7 plus a half-point, it doesn't hurt much.  Of course, I also got a couple that are cluttering up my list because it will cost more to sell than they are worth today but that is part of the risk, right?
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Here are some experiments.