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dream_big
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Posted on 02-27-15 11:34
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Hello Sajha mitra haru, I am planning to start stock investment? What would be the right way to jump into stocks? I am planning to start investing with 5K in mutual fund and ETF. Thank you for your kind suggestions in advance.
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KaliKoPoi
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Posted on 02-27-15 12:54
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On the same boat but with just 500. Which I don't mind even if l lose everything. I will consider that as investment to learn trading. Does not imply I want to lose all.  I signed up on OptionsHouse today and have 90 days to do as much trade I can for free. Can somebody share screenshot of their watch list and some suggestions?  Planning to share my journey from 500 to a million in couple of years.  
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lamopuri
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Posted on 02-27-15 12:57
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I am also interested in trading stocks guys. Please share your suggestions.
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dream_big
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Posted on 03-02-15 2:00
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Good Luck KKP, @KKP, Mitra, I am signing up with optionshouse too, but relatively new for stock investment. I still have some concerns. Does these agreements, and subscription cost any monthly charges? I am trying to learn investment. What are the other hidden charges when I have my account with optionshouse? Thanks in advance.
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urban khasi
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Posted on 03-02-15 2:07
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Why dont you guys start with dummy money first? Get your hands wet then use your real money??? resources- 1, investopedia( for dummy account) 2, optionhouse( i believe allows upto 100000 in papermoney) 3, yahoo finance ( for your own research) 3, stay away from penny (meaning not only penny but below $5) Good luck
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KaliKoPoi
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Posted on 03-02-15 2:08
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Start with paper trading.. tyo account ko drop down ma option cha.. First practice some dummy tradings and see how your judgement and decision fares. In the mean time go through their help guide. you can find plenty of video tutorials on youtube to understand fundamentals of trading, stocks, options and various terms associated. This is called a dummy teaching a dummy. Hi5 (PS: Little knowledge is dangerous)
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