Buy Stocks-How To Buy Stocks

Tao Tao M asked:


I have been a self-employed, now I have to retire. I desperately need safe regular income, Is buying these beat up energy royalty trust and some other high yielding stock fund for regular monthly income a good idea?

if it is, then what are the stocks and funds to buy?

should I concern the equity price drop a lot after dividend paid?

Really appreciate answers!!!!!!

Frida Hainley

videogamer1979 asked:


I think they will do extremely well.

Cinda Rowley

SMALLER BALLER asked:


I want to buy stocks for day trading try to make a fast buck but how do i go about buying and selling stocks ?

Toby Gasco

hannah asked:


Class project, have 100,000 dollers in imagionary money and need to buy stock, i can not use more then 30% of in any 1 stock
and this is a short term thing i need them at the highest in about 5 weeks

Tracey Zwilling

TOOTAl2 asked:


With stocks way down. Do you think its a good time to start buying stocks. If not how low will it go before you start buying?

Theresa

jvilla3291 asked:


umm please answers help me I really need to buy new stocks I really want to win!

Mai Gonzolas

A-Bayer!!! asked:


Well, it would be a risk of course, but if a company does so bad, the share price from the company trop’s really low. And if you lucky enough and the company might recover, after a while couldn’t you make some huge profit on it ???
I think, but can’t remember anymore, that someone told me that one day “or maybe month” it might with go back up again with the stock. So I wanted to ask for a other opinion maybe from someone who knows about what he is doing.

Tiesha Der

Rob’t asked:


i have a regular checking accoun where my jamba juice paycheck goes to…and i use it often, **** carrying cash in Chicago, y’know? but ummm, think i can use that account to buy stocks as long as i dont go over the amount i have in there?

Dane Nimura

joshcreek2002 asked:


I recently applied for an account with TD Waterhouse because I wanted to try and make some extra money through the stock market. I then receive a letter a few days later stating that my account was closed due to bad credit. The company is not taking any risk on me investing my money. They are not extending me a line of credit and the fees would come out of the money deposited. Its not like the phone company where they provide you a service then hope that you pay for it after you have already used it. I am not asking the company, “can I please borrow some money to buy stock?”. I am giving them money to invest it for me. It is hard enough to try and get ahead especially when your credit history decides whether or not you can try and make some extra money.

Moses Bedsole

TheOnE asked:


Ok im 17 years old and I understand how to read stocks but now I want to actually buy and trade stocks.Where should I start since im only 17 and about to go off the school in the fall??

Dong Byers