Best Stocks to Trade For Tomorrow with logic 02-May | Episode 507

Open your Trading account in mintues with Zerodha

No matter who you ask, you are likely to hear that beginner stock trading is not an easy endeavor. There is simply too much to learn for a beginner to be able to just jump into the market and make an instant splash.

While there are many different approaches to trading on the stock market, it still holds true that there are some basic stock investing rules that every investor should keep in mind. While many of these basic rules are quite simple, it is the implementation of them that is important to understand, which can take a lot more work.

Covered call strategy can give immediate income in the shape of call option premiums while at the same time reducing downside risk. This strategy can be employed by the individual investors also.

An article on ways people loose money in the stock market. For rookie investors, the stock market can be an exceptionally risky place.

What does your retirement picture look like? Are you going to enjoy the good life or are you going to sweat and toil so long that you will run yourself into the grave?

Before you jump into buying stocks you’ll need to know how to place a trade. Placing the trade is easy, getting the best price could be a different story. When you are ready to buy or sell a stock you log into your brokerage account.

Find all things related to online discount brokers; who are they? What are their services? What are their advantages and disadvantages of full-service/traditional brokers? And how to choose right broker for your trading needs? Be an informed investor/trader.

Everyone these days is worried about how the country’s economy is shaping up. With so many people losing jobs and so many companies needing help from the federal government, there isn’t much in the way of confidence in the stock market.

Low volume stocks can make it much more difficult to trade profitable. For that reason it is better to stay out of these stocks regardless of how the set up looks.

The stock market has declined over 40% since it reached the peak in October 2007. The S&P 500 index reached a high of 1,561.80 and over a year later has been trading in the 800 to 900 range. Does this mean the correction is over and we can now look for a new bull market to take place in 2009?