Stock Market Investing Basics
As I review the information that is available online about learning how to invest, there doesn't seem to be a lot of information available that focuses on investing strategies.
This is what most Americans need to understand better and know more about to prepare for retirement.
There is a lot of information about trading, which most people don't have the time or inclination to do.
I would be very skeptical about anything anyone says about trading -- most traders lose money, and plenty of it.
It takes years and tens of thousands of dollars to learn it and even then there are no guarantees you will make money.
There also seems to be a lot of information available about the most basic information about the stock market -- what it is, how to place an order, its history, what is a dividend, etc.
The missing component is strategy.
How do I make the most money investing and avoid losses? That is what few people, even in the industry, understand.
To maximize the amount of money you can make investing in the stock market, at its most basic level there are 3 things you need to know -- 1) What to buy 2) When to buy 3) When to sell The stock market is not random! I can't emphasize that enough.
It took me 16 years of research to begin to figure that out and 25 years to gain a solid understanding of how it works.
The reason it took so long for me to learn is that all the information is not taught in one place.
I discovered it through my own research and by reading the works of many, many authors, including Larry Williams, Yale Hirsch, Martin Zweig, Peter Lynch, Vic Sperandeo and others, to name a few.
In terms of the big picture, it is possible to see what will happen before it happens.
How is that possible? Because the stock market is a cycle that repeats itself over and over.
Once you understand how the cycle works, you use it as a reference point to know when the market is likely go rise or fall.
Nothing new ever happens in the stock market or the economy.
With extensive research of past cycles, you can start to see the pattern, what it is based on, and finally, how to use it to forecast the stock prices.
And that, my friends, is where the money is at.
This is what most Americans need to understand better and know more about to prepare for retirement.
There is a lot of information about trading, which most people don't have the time or inclination to do.
I would be very skeptical about anything anyone says about trading -- most traders lose money, and plenty of it.
It takes years and tens of thousands of dollars to learn it and even then there are no guarantees you will make money.
There also seems to be a lot of information available about the most basic information about the stock market -- what it is, how to place an order, its history, what is a dividend, etc.
The missing component is strategy.
How do I make the most money investing and avoid losses? That is what few people, even in the industry, understand.
To maximize the amount of money you can make investing in the stock market, at its most basic level there are 3 things you need to know -- 1) What to buy 2) When to buy 3) When to sell The stock market is not random! I can't emphasize that enough.
It took me 16 years of research to begin to figure that out and 25 years to gain a solid understanding of how it works.
The reason it took so long for me to learn is that all the information is not taught in one place.
I discovered it through my own research and by reading the works of many, many authors, including Larry Williams, Yale Hirsch, Martin Zweig, Peter Lynch, Vic Sperandeo and others, to name a few.
In terms of the big picture, it is possible to see what will happen before it happens.
How is that possible? Because the stock market is a cycle that repeats itself over and over.
Once you understand how the cycle works, you use it as a reference point to know when the market is likely go rise or fall.
Nothing new ever happens in the stock market or the economy.
With extensive research of past cycles, you can start to see the pattern, what it is based on, and finally, how to use it to forecast the stock prices.
And that, my friends, is where the money is at.
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