How to Research and Find good Stocks to buy?
joe asked:
How does someone go about finding stocks that are good to buy, I mean there are millions of stocks, how do you know when its good time to buy them, what is the best stocks to buy today and in present time people always recommend sugers and such for a bear market. Please help me out and recommend any tutorials or books that will help me learn more.
How does someone go about finding stocks that are good to buy, I mean there are millions of stocks, how do you know when its good time to buy them, what is the best stocks to buy today and in present time people always recommend sugers and such for a bear market. Please help me out and recommend any tutorials or books that will help me learn more.
Thank You!
These 3 websites have the best information I’ve found when it comes to stocks. I really recommend checking out all 3. I’ve found that when it comes to explaining stock it’s not easy to understand when you have no prior training in the stock field and these break everything down. They explain the terms what they mean & how they are used, give you examples to understand the cash flow/growth of your stock.
Go to
>View ‘Shareholder Services’
>Click on ‘Buy Stock Direct’
Here you will find some of the TOP investment plans, which for you means almost a guaranteed profit from companies such as Johnson&Johnson, Walmart, Washington Mutual, Bank of America, McDonalds, etc…
Next go to:
This is an article that explains “How Stocks & the Stock Market Work”. It will cover selling shares; stock exchange; corporations; shareholders; stock prices; stock averages & brokers; financial planning; etc….
Then visit:
This is a place to buy you stocks & manage them all in one as well.
Ryan,
You’re LITERALLY asking the million dollar question!!
I’m a retired day trader who was very fortunate. I can tell you from costly and painful experience that there’s no way to KNOW when to buy!!
Except for learning the basics of trading, do NOT count on the advice of others. Whether they’re professionals or friends, their advice is almost always self serving.
There’s a term that’s thrown around frequently. “DUE DILIGENCE”. That means taking the time to investigate stocks/companies and gaining enough information to make an educated guess.
Nobody is going to make money for you except YOU.
Start off by investigating companies and making imaginary trades. After you see how much you made or lost, see if you can figure out WHY you gained or lost.
Were you just lucky? Did you overlook some information that you shouldn’t have? Analyze, analyze, and analyze.
You have to be bold to play the stock market. There’s always the chance that you’ll lose money. Are you prepared to lose money? Can you handle that?
No one can ever predict what the stock market will do, so be prepared for that.