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Originally Posted by Bdv2642
Start with companies that you know. Watch them in relation to the broader markets and watch them in relation to their 52 week highs and lows. Buy low sell high. It doesnt have to be more complicated than that. With all that being said, if you are looking for a quick dollar (which it sounds like you are) don't play the stock market. You have to devote lots of time watching the market and individual companies. If you really want to "day trade" start with one company that you know and watch for about 6 months to a year. Get an idea of what a "good price " for that company is for our current economic situation. Once again buy low sell high. Hopes this helps.
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Not really looking for a quick buck lol...I guess im just the kind of person that wpuld like to see it wprk out positive for me first before I get into longterm investing....I already have invested in silver and thats kind of a long term investment for me one that I hope will always be getting better.
Buy low sell hogh seems like a pretty straight forward method. I think my issue is more or less learning how to actually do all of this myself. Once I get that down I think ill understand better.
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