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Ok i dont get it how do people make money on this, i have been reading at vangurad-there investor education. One of the examples where when people make money for when they are 65…..30 year investment???

so how do all these young people driving there mercedes talking about they made it on the stock market how do they get so much money from it? buying one stock at a time? mutual funds??? how?

please help i really want to understand how this works….any help and breaking it down for me would be useful…

The stock market is a place where you can invest so many different ways. If you choose to invest in small unproven companies, it’s possible to reap huge rewards, or suffer huge losses. I liken that to going to Vegas and putting all your money down on a hand of blackjack, and that’s not investing.
The best way to make money in the stock market is to have a long-term plan and diversify across the market. This can be done with mutual funds. Over the last 80 years, the market has averaged better than 10% annually. You will have years where you’re up 30%, and also years where you’re down 20%. But have faith in the market long term, and you will come out all right
If you don’t have a minimum of 8-10 years to invest, then you should have other investments as well, like CDs or bonds.

When choosing a stock how would I go about reading a balance sheet when presented? What am I looking for that indicates a good buy? Any materials recommended to give me the base I need to read effectively? In addition, I would to talk about conference calls. When listening what am I looking for? Any key words or anything you may suggest to help a new comer in analyzing companies data?

Any websites/books to help increase my education?

Cheers!
Daniel

There is no single magic indicator. It also varies by the type of business. You don’t just look at the balance sheet in isolation, but have to look at previous quarters and years for trends. A few key issues:

Short term liquidity.
Overall debt level. Is it conservative or excessive for the type of business?
Were sales turned into cash?
Has there been a bulge in Inventory or Accounts Receivable?

A few excellent investment books:

The Intelligent Investor – Benjamin Graham
A Random Walk Down Wall Street – Burton Malkiel
One Up On Wall Street – Peter Lynch

I can’t think of any web sites worth recommending.

If you have a chance to take any courses:

Accounting (both Financial and Managerial)
Statistics
Finance, especially Portfolio Management and Capital Markets
Economics

Take the time to learn. It will save you a lot of money to avoid the usual beginner mistakes. Develop a sixth sense for scams and spam (lots on Yahoo Answers unfortunately).

try and give multiple sites cause i realy want to learn and dont give me teh kiddy one just casue i’m 15 i would like to be treated as an adult

also i will be useing charles scwab

i know i spelled the name wronge

Yahoo finance is really good! I use it alot as it allows you to track certain stocks.

Do a search on stock trading for beginners. Its a jungle out there and stock trading is not the easiest.

I would also visit my library as there are many well written books for people like yourself.

If you really wanna learn find a online game where you get x amount of monopoly $ and then are to invest them. The game follows the real market and thus allows you to make mistakes without it costing you anything.