Hi,
I just read the rich dad poor dad book and it made me pissed off that I'm stuck in the rat race. I made a decision to start making my own money instead of working my ass off to get the scraps off some fat bastards table. I've always had a passion for the stock market since i was a kid and i think it would be a good way for me to start earning money so i can make some business investments. I'm reading a ton of books on stock investing, warren buffett, and options but most of them are pre-9/11 and I think lack some crucial knowledge that I need. Anyway i have a few questions that i hope someone can help me with.
A) What are some good books or sites to visit to get some practical trading knowledge.
B)I saw an advertisment for WizeTrader today. I know it's total BS and that it works on moving averages. Where can i find out about moving averages and is this a good technique for picking stocks (not solely but in conjuction with other techniques).
C) Where do daytraders get there "inside" knowledge from. I hear all the time of people getting pre-ipo shares and buying booming stock before it booms. What are some ways to get this kind of info.
D) I know dividends are taxed close to 40%...what are some ways around this? If you buy dividend stock on your IRA is it still taxed?
E) I'm in debt a few thousand dollars right now, what are some ways I can still start investing? I don't want to wait to get out of debt before i start letting my money work for me cause It will take precious years.
F) Because I'm in debt i'm very limited in how much i can invest right now (maybe a few hundred dollars). Any ideas for brokers? All the online discount brokers have like 1000 minimum accounts and i can't afford that right now. I'm thinking of doing Schwab or something on percentage until i can accumulate enough for my own account.
G) How do you find a good broker? for advice and stuff while i'm still learning.
H) How did you all get started?
Thanks for reading, I know it was long but i'm passionate about getting in there and any help i can get would be appreciated. I don't have a whole lot of money to screw around with right now so any investments i'm making have to be well researched or I don't eat for the month. Also, any other hints or tips you've picked up on would be appreciated as well.
Thanks,
Adam
I just read the rich dad poor dad book and it made me pissed off that I'm stuck in the rat race. I made a decision to start making my own money instead of working my ass off to get the scraps off some fat bastards table. I've always had a passion for the stock market since i was a kid and i think it would be a good way for me to start earning money so i can make some business investments. I'm reading a ton of books on stock investing, warren buffett, and options but most of them are pre-9/11 and I think lack some crucial knowledge that I need. Anyway i have a few questions that i hope someone can help me with.
A) What are some good books or sites to visit to get some practical trading knowledge.
B)I saw an advertisment for WizeTrader today. I know it's total BS and that it works on moving averages. Where can i find out about moving averages and is this a good technique for picking stocks (not solely but in conjuction with other techniques).
C) Where do daytraders get there "inside" knowledge from. I hear all the time of people getting pre-ipo shares and buying booming stock before it booms. What are some ways to get this kind of info.
D) I know dividends are taxed close to 40%...what are some ways around this? If you buy dividend stock on your IRA is it still taxed?
E) I'm in debt a few thousand dollars right now, what are some ways I can still start investing? I don't want to wait to get out of debt before i start letting my money work for me cause It will take precious years.
F) Because I'm in debt i'm very limited in how much i can invest right now (maybe a few hundred dollars). Any ideas for brokers? All the online discount brokers have like 1000 minimum accounts and i can't afford that right now. I'm thinking of doing Schwab or something on percentage until i can accumulate enough for my own account.
G) How do you find a good broker? for advice and stuff while i'm still learning.
H) How did you all get started?
Thanks for reading, I know it was long but i'm passionate about getting in there and any help i can get would be appreciated. I don't have a whole lot of money to screw around with right now so any investments i'm making have to be well researched or I don't eat for the month. Also, any other hints or tips you've picked up on would be appreciated as well.
Thanks,
Adam