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[Request] Stock exchange tips/ Guide - macintipz - 03-05-2010
Hi guys il make this as simple as possible..
im begining to mature in my attitudes and after some decision i have decided that it could be benifitial for me to invest $200 (about £150) in the stock exchange.
i know nothing about the exchange except id like to invest in $100 in apple and mabe $100 in another company.
can somebody provided me with help i.e a guide or steps needed to get my money from paypal to an account on the stock exchange.
Thanks for any help.
RE: [Request] Stock exchange tips/ Guide - RRespect - 04-09-2010
You might want to check another thread about this.
RE: [Request] Stock exchange tips/ Guide - .:xX[ThunderStorm]Xx:. - 04-10-2010
Why don't you invest in anything else lol.
RE: [Request] Stock exchange tips/ Guide - CustomSync - 04-10-2010
Most online trading accounts require you to start with a deposit of like $5,000 if I'm not mistaken; Unless you want to pay for a broker.
RE: [Request] Stock exchange tips/ Guide - hockeynut35 - 04-10-2010
(04-10-2010, 08:08 AM)CustomSync Wrote: Most online trading accounts require you to start with a deposit of like $5,000 if I'm not mistaken; Unless you want to pay for a broker.
This is true, although I am unsure of the exact amount needed to invest, it is usually great.
RE: [Request] Stock exchange tips/ Guide - Don Panzer - 04-10-2010
If anyone could help me with this I would be happy
RE: [Request] Stock exchange tips/ Guide - CustomSync - 04-10-2010
(04-10-2010, 10:12 AM)Don Panzer Wrote: If anyone could help me with this I would be happy
You'll need to be a bit more specific
RE: [Request] Stock exchange tips/ Guide - Avery - 04-10-2010
My dad is a stock fanatic and he makes posts on stock forums such as Stock House. You can also check there.
I'll ask him if he can send me a copy of his notes on quotes to invest in