anyone know a good starting amount to start investing in stock to play around?
i wanna start just for fun/experience.
anyone know a good starting amount to start investing in stock to play around?
i wanna start just for fun/experience.
uh depends on ur budget man, i started w/a grand like yrs ago
started w/ 250
hybrid14, what trading company did you use?
hmm.. k...
yup, where did u start with $250 at?Originally Posted by Hybrid14
1000 min in my opinion.
with 250, you will be forced to be greedy, and only take the good gains (hard to do). but it is possible.
I have set out 250 one morning, and 4 hours and a dozen trades later I turned it into 1200 or so. So its possible, just not easy. Ive also gone the other waymore times than i like to think about
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hmmm... i am greedeh.. XD
but 250... maybe invest in 1 or 2 nice ones? i just wanna play around and get the hang of looking around and buying selling
^^^ what company pls?Originally Posted by Twinnos
Sharebuilder.com, no monthly fees and $4 per trade. So if you buy 1 share, its $4. If you buy 100 shares, its $4. I don't think a minimum investment.
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i think we covered sharebuilder.com in another thread.
in my opinion, it sucks. and when u say you can buy any amount for 4 dollars, you should also tell us thats with the automatic investment. Market orders are damn 15.95, and says nothing about limit orders..lol.. what a joke. PLus u dont get Gainskeeper intill u go to thier highest account, which is still sucky.
sharebuilder is for people wanting throw thier money into some random blue chip, its def. not for active traders.
"The 1911 is a collection of subsystems that must work together. Each part must be prepared and fit properly not only in and of itself, but also with regard to the other parts with which it must operate for the gun to function and appear as desired."