how to learn about stock market operations?
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be ready to invest more time than money \n\ntry some paper trading - mock \n\nalso try commodity trading\nlearn some basic and technical analysis\n\nEASY ENTRY & EXIT in EQUITY share Market\n\nYou may not find it useful, but may help your friend a lot. Please forward this email to all in your addressbook\n\nFII are controling INDIAN stock \n\nhelp our people for better entry and exit in share market\n\nThis is a free BUY SELL reccomendation software for NSE & BSE share\nNo need to pay subsription to anyone for tips just download data daily\nSimple  userfriendly easy freeware.\n\nSteps -\n\n1- visit www.aptistok.com & get free/profftional/beta version or\n   google search for "aptistock freeware download"\n\n2- download and install\n\n3 - click download > update symbol list > select NSE BSE IND > OK\nselect tools > data downloader > click 'stock' \n> click stock market > select NSE (bse )\n> click select all > OK\ndownload (1 day delayed EOD data )\nupdate end of day data same way everytime\n\n4 -to additional update/add EOD data \ndownload bhavcopy from BSE NSE site convert it into text doc \n- see HELP > content > index> EOD >importing EOD> sample #1\nclick tools> data downloader > import > brouser > link txt doc \n> data destination > select BSE/NSE India\nclick import\n\n5 - technical tool \nclick insert \ntrade flag STC\nmain chart indicator EMA & SAR\nsub chart indicartor william % R or RSI or MACD \n\nclick chart > right click > save as defult\n\n6- Buy  sell signal on daily weekly and monthly quarterlt( 63days)chart \n- follow Weekly Buy green signal for short term delivery(6-12 month) delivery with stop loss of Red sell signal on daily chart\n- follow monthly Buy green signal for long term delivery(1-10 year) delivery with stop loss of Red sell signal on weekly chart\n- Buy never sell delivery on quartly buy Greeen signal. with monthly sell as stop loss signal \n\n7- strong buy = stc buy green + sar dot below graph\n   strong sell = stc sell red + sar dot above graph \n   Rise of 20% after weekly buy-sell-buy signal(double bottam) combination\n   Fallon about 25% after weekly sell-buy-sell signal(double top) combination.\n\n8- Target Corrction/support in fall is valuewise nearest BUY signal weekly \n   Target Rise /resistance in rally upto valuewise nearest SELL signal weekly\n\nYou can also get more recommendation,research,analysis on following site -\nwww.dlngroup.comstock specific buy sell recommendation/signal\nwww.vfmdirect.comstock specific buy sell recommendation/signal\n\nwww.moneycontrol.comfor all details - multypurpose\nwww.businesslineonline.combusiness newspaper\nwww.businessstandard.combusiness newspaper\nwww.dna.commoneybusiness newspaper\nwww.economictime.combusiness newspaper\nwww.financialexpress.combusiness newspaper\n\nwww.ways2gain.comindividual analysts links\nwww.valuenotes.comindividual analysts links\n\nwww.indiabulls.comstock technical chart\nwww.bseindia.comstock technical chart\nwww.stockcharts.com$BSE index chart/target\n\nkarvy,lkp,il&fs,ways2wealthbroKers recommendation,research\nhdfcsec,utisec,icicidirectbroKers recommendation,research\n\nYou can use this software for commoddity graph with little extra effort\n-get data file of desired commodity from ncdex.com for desired period\n- save it in csv format\n-mix all data datewise in decending order.\n-follow ASCII date o h l c vol c\n-make new folder in drive C > prog file > aptistock > data\n-save comm csv file in new folder\n-opne aptictok\n-click file near fvrt > yourfolder > commfile\n- update data manualy daily whenevr needed from ncdes to commcsv file\n\nmedved quotetracker is free software for intraday signal for nse & mcx stock and commodity\n\nKeep riching & enriching everybody.\n\n\ndinuthakur@gmail.com
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This is kind of like asking how the government works. Its a little too broad a question. But basically when you buy stock, you buy a "small piece of the company" that can either go up or down in price for whatever reason. The stock markets are where these orders get traded. Its difficult to learn a lot about it because the more you know the less you need help from financial professionals. Just remember there are a lot of smart people with big money in the market and they want to get all the profit and stick the smaller fish with the losses. Wall Street Journal put out a book that shows you how to read the WSJ newspaper. Its a good way to learn about the market and the overall economy.I learned about the market from AM financial radio shows. Although they are always selling you something, if you listen close you can get alot of free advice. Between that and actually getting into the market I learned a ton. Just remember its all a risk and if you can't lose than don't play. Good Luck !
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Read vociferously. \n\nIn the business world, Darlin', it is simply good etiguette to learn how to spell, use proper grammer and use of capital letters, and please, use complete sentences so we know what you want. Learn how to pose a question properly, and be very specific, if at all possible.\n\n\n"Which Is Better, Buy-and-Hold or Market Timing?" \n\n"Do You Have What It Takes to Be a Market Timer\n\nThe Beginner's Bible in Technical Analysis is:\nEdwards & McGee"Tech. Anal. Of Stock Trends"\n\nDroke, ClifTechnical Analysis Simplified\n\nKahn, Michael N.Tech. Anal. Plain & Simple\n\nKamich, Bruce M.How Technical Analysis Works\n\nLefevre, EdwinReminiscences of a Stock Operator\n\nLofton, ToddGetting Started in Futures\n\nLowenstein, RogerBuffet (Warren)-The Making of a Capitalist\n\nO'Neil, William J.How to Make Money in Stocks\n\nOz, TonyHow to Make Money From Wall Street\n\nRotella, Robert P.Elements of Successful Trading, The\n\nSchwager, JackStock Market Wizards\n\nSchwager, Jack D.New Market Wizards\n\nSperandeo, VictorTrader Vic-Methods of a Wall Street Master\n\nWasendorf, RussellAll About Futures\n\nSlutsky, Scot and Darrell JobmanComplete Guide to Electronic Futures Trading, The
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Depends which investing strategy:\nDay trading (buying and selling short run): You don't need to research much more than the what sector the company is.  More importantly you need to research economic trends (such as impact on high oil prices, shortages of textiles, etc.) and how they impact that stocks sector. Buy low, sell high when the economic trends change.\n\nFor true investment (long term): Look at how long a company has been in business.  Look at earning growth by quarter, check stock price history to see if it is on an up turn or down turn.  Also check out the competition (best is when there is a merger and you get stock from the competitor during the buy out).  Remember stock portfolios are really meant for 20 yrs to be of real value, make sure the company has progressed better than the stockmarket average.  Or just buy mutual funds which take advantage of many stocks' trends.
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I'm a trader myself and I successfully skim off a profit from market movements regularly for a living.\n\nOne of the books the other answerer mentioned was: One Up On Wall Street( By Peter Lynch) - A VERY GOOD BOOK if you are an investor but not a trader.\n\nI trade the forex markets as well as stocks. The only difference is that forex markets tend to move faster and are open 24 hours a day. \n\nThe successful and proven way of trading stocks is to formulate a trading plan and then stick to it. Don't let emotions rule your trade. Ride the trend - don't gamble against it. Use stop losses and the market is always right. Let your profits run and cut your losses\n\nThere is no secret to trading but greed for money usually kills off the amateur trader.
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Hey, \n\nDont know about a book but here is a great article about the basics of stock trading: http://www.indiahowto.com/what-are-stocks.html\n\nThe coolest thing is that it is written completely from the indian point of view! Check it out, it is definately useful! \n\nCya\nHope this was useful
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stock_exchange\n\nwikipedia is really good for information!\nhope this helps!
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Stock market is a kind of business where things happen so fast that one can’t handle it. It’s like a fighter jet where one mistake makes up loose a lot. \n\nBut once you had a good grip on it, you do get good returns. I suggest you to enter in the market after learning and getting good info about how it works. \n\nIf you have 100$ for example as saving, I suggest you keep 33% of it in safe deposit, invest 33% in secure stocks, and take risk or do learning with 34%, so you wont loose all. \n\nIts better to start with any online company in the initial phase. and yes if you want to learn trading try to find some game or go to this website www.fxplayer.com or FXCM trading website become their member and start dummy forex trading, it will help you in understanding the logics and tricks of trading.\n\nIn this world, 5 things exist in all businesses.\n1- Seller\n2- Buyer\n3- Product\n4- profit/loss\n5- How quick you make a decision\n\nThe best TIP for any business like trading or anything that my dad told me is\n\nDon’t hold your stock or goods if you are getting some profit, cos you don’t know what price the next customer will offer you. \n\nWith my 15 years of business experience, when ever I go opposite to his direction, in 80% cases I never got the best price. Indeed experience counts a lot.
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You are wise to consider investing and the stock market. It is one of the most important parts of a free and democratic society. Here are some books to get you started:\n\nHow to Make Money in Stocks - William O'Neil\nMaking of an American Capitalist - Roger Lowenstein\nThe Investor's Edge - Gary Kaltbaum\nStock Investing For Dummies - Paul Mladjenovic
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Companies issue and sell their stock to raise money. So stocks give you ownership of the company which issued stocks. Stock market is where stocks are being traded: sold and bought; example New York Stock Exchange, NASDAQ, etc. That's a 30-second overview. Go to website www.investopedia.com.. Very good website to get education. Also, there is a stock trader simulator, give it a try.
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NO idea about forex..\nbut can certainly teach you about trading NYSE stocks,,\nand make decent money ;-)\n\n\n\nGirish\nkgirishraman@yahoo.com\n\n\nLearn Free Day Trading Online,Intraday Trading Course, Learn Day Trading Free.\nhttp://lansing.craigslist.org/fns/172121865.html
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Good question.  I wish that more people would LEARN about how the stock market exists and participates in its usage.\n\nThe best way, first of all, is to understand the fundamentals of business.  Not just how it works, but what constitutes profit, earnings, etc. Once you have a fair understanding of how business works, then you are ready to understand the stock market.\n\nDON"T get into it, though, if you are just looking to make money WITHOUT doing any work, either in researching the companies, or in researching the people who research the companies (broker consultants)!  That is probably my only caveat. \n\nNow...start here for your stock market tutorial... Good luck!\n\nhttp://www.investopedia.com/university/stocks/\n\nRemember me in a few years when you are filthy rich so I can do research for you at 8 bucks an hour...
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The answer is by using simple mathematics.\n\nFirst you need to decide how much of each stock you are going to buy - since not all stocks are priced equally some would be $20, other $400 and some 0.05 cents.\n\n$100,000 over ten stocks... Decide what ratio you will hold of each stock. E.g. 6:3:4:1:9:4:3:7:9:2\n\nSo totalling the ratio is 48. Now you can use a combination of the ratios and fractions to find out how much stock you can hold with your $100,000.\n\nI may have left you out on a limb there - but this calculation is uneccessary. Why don't you just buy your stock one by one until you run out of money? :P\n\nOK Lets try the example with 2 stocks and $100K\nyou want the weighting to be 3:4\nso you want \n3/7ths of your money to go to 1 stock\n4/7ths of your money to go to 1 stock\n\n3/7*100K=$42857.14\n4/7*100K=$57142.85\n\nNow say stock ZXC was $5 each and stock ABC was $67\n\nNow you go:\n$57142.85/$67=852.88 Stocks\n$42857.14/$5=8571.43 Stocks\n\nThere you go. Now do the similar calculation with your ten stocks! Haha!\n\nGood Luck!
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Stock traders and investors share the responsibility of financing equity for corporations worldwide. Those able to profit from their operations consistently are among the highest level businesspeople in the world. Many people do gamble on stocks. It doesn't have to be like a casino, but many people treat it that way.\n\nOn a basic blackjack hand, when you lose, you lose 100%. In the stock market, you (usually) get to decide how much you lose. My absolute limit is 7%, but usually less. With time you can learn to hold stocks until they go up at least 21%. In this way you have built a 1:3 risk reward / ratio. Try getting that in any casino.\n\nThe stock market will give you all the risk you want. Managing that risk like a professional is the key to success.
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there are stock clubs located all over the country that you can get involved with as a newcomer.  meetings are held on a regular schedule, the group pools money and everybody is given certain companies in different sectors to do research in,  the groups usally vote in what they invest in, and all members share inthe profit/loss of the trades.  other than that take a basic class, start with mutual funds, and keep a few dollars to have fun with and buy stock you have done more than listen to the gossip about
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I know a book that is very technical but should be able to help you understand stocks with a technical analysis.  The book is called "The Technical Ananlysis of Stocks, Options, & Futures."  McGraw Hill publishes this book.  It may be available in French, but you would have to check this out for yourself.  Hope this is helpful.
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play with the stock market, but take to an advisor and play lotto..once a week you never know