i live in france and my library has NOTHING about stocks, etc. its not a french thing to write much about that, and according to my dad the other night, the french are stupid when it comes to the stock market, and any french book about the stock market that I would buy would refer to the French stock market. I'm planning on ordering a couple of books tonite off of amazon.co.uk...
I was at Barnes and Nobles looking at some stock books and The Stock Market for Dummies looked really good to sort of understand the stock market 100% and then give you advice. Check it out!
Well nice choise and i know what u mean.... name of two books to read hmmmmm.. 1 that for sure comes to my mind is "The Intelligent Investor" for sure for its a book that will explain u the rudiments of long term investments.. I suggest u to however get a book on the subject of phychology of the market for u being a technical trader will give u an edge over the rest... Well that is my suggestion... anyways let me know what books you buy chahine
Hell, I'm gonna get three! 1. [u:f7340d3836]A Beginner's Guide to Day Trading Online[/u:f7340d3836], by Toni Turner 2. [u:f7340d3836]The Stock Market for Dummies[/u:f7340d3836] 3. [u:f7340d3836]The Intelligent Investor[/u:f7340d3836] and maybe a fourth being: 4. [u:f7340d3836]Trading on Expectations : Strategies to Pinpoint Trading Ranges, Trends, and Reversals[/u:f7340d3836] Thought the fourth one may be too complicated for me... I'm not sure, but maybe I'll be able to tackle it after the first three, and i'll get that fourth one when I go to Florida in April!
Sorry I feel like I'm spamming but some of the other books werent available on amazon.co.uk 1.The Intelligent Investor 2.Getting Started in Technical Analysis 3.A Beginner's Guide to Day Trading Online 4.A Beginner's Guide to Short-Term Trading: How to Maximize Your Profits in 3 Days to 3 Weeks What do you gusy think of these picks? I'm thinking maybe to not get the 4th one as its also a Toni Turner and it may be the 3rd one just more focused on short term with the same ideas and theories and strategies, etc.
You wont be dissatisfiend with The stock market for Dummies
it wasnt available on amazon.co.uk but i'll take a second look anyhow
Aha I found it: Stock Investing for Dummies (For Dummies) It was a different title so I had to search by category to find it. Anyhow, so now the list is this: 1.The Intelligent Investor 2.Getting Started in Technical Analysis 3.A Beginner's Guide to Day Trading Online 4.Stock Investing for Dummies (For Dummies) and I guess I'll work off of that... I sure wish I had an English/American library it would probably save me some money, but whatever, my parents will pay for these as its pretty much for educational purpose... muhahahahaha
[b:ea86b87de5]Spork[/b:ea86b87de5] before you go spending any money, check the internet. I bought a number of books too a while back and I still think the 'net has more info and more up to date. I like Yahoo alot, there are a few guys on there that write articles a few times a week. Bob
How old are you Spork and about how much is your portfolio valued at?
15 and 1500 dollars
Hehe, i can seriously relate to you! My parents will buy me anything that is "educational" heh! Also im 14 but my portfollio has grown since i was 12 (originally $500) and now i have around 6.8 k
hehe yea i hope to be able to multiply my portfolio by +13 in 2 years!