what are the sites that teach stocks trading?
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Any online broker will have educational tools you can use (some will require you to have an account): Schwab, Etrade, scott trade, TD waterhouse, Fidelity, Ameritrade.  Perhaps the best resource for learning investments from an individual perspective is the American Association of Individual Investors, which has resources for both members and non-members.  www.aaii.org - good luck!
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asx.com.au has plenty of articles on their website about the stock market\n\nThey also run a competition sometimes that simulates buying and selling
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Noone will teach you how to be a consistenly profitable trader, unless you can find a mentor who's a successful trader him/herself. Go to http://www.elitetrader.com for the list of books and reviews among other things.
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firms that teach daytrading? they all suck.\n\nbrokerage firms that allow daytrading, that is a different story. check out barrons, smartmoney, wsj, kiplingers, money mag, gomez, they all do some ratings.
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www.wall-street.com\nwww.lasvegas.com\nwww.xxx.com
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You can trade shares online.\nA popular format for online investors is FOREX trading (foreign exchange) .. it takes a few weeks to learn but you can make big bucks. however you can lose out as well.
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If you are using My Yahoo, you can set up up a Stock Portfolio segment right on your home screen.  You can set up separate categories for each set of stocks (purchased, watchlist, etc.)  It's very easy to use.  The stock prices are updated every time you log on or hit "refresh".  As with any stock tracking program, there is typically a 20 minute delay for stock quotes however if you have an online account with a brokerage, typically that website will enable you to get "real time quotes".  For example, I use www.optionsexpress.com. It is a great brokerage site for both stocks and options.  On that site, you can set "alerts" for either a percentage change (you set the percentage) or a dollar amount change in your stock price either up or down.  The alert is sent to an email address of your choice.  Check your online brokerage service because they most likely offer that service.  Another program that I use to track stocks is www.marketwatch.com.  It's free but you have to sign up or register for it.  They also provide the ability to set "alerts" on changes in stock prices or news about your stock.  Be sure to "opt out" of all of the free services and product emails or you'll get a lot of spam.
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Go to a website like www.scottrade.com or www.etrade.com and they we tell you what you need to do to set up an online account to trade stock.
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Try these..\nSharebuilder.com\netrade.com, scottrade.com, ameritrade.comameritrade.com \nhttp://www.best4sites.net/mwo/initialpub...\nhttp://www.searchguide.biz/html/index.as...\n(Pick ur best answer)
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I would recommend checking out the website www.investopedia.com  You can learn some things about the stock merket and also use play money with it's stock market simulator.\n\nHave fun
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I'm learning about the forex market as well.  A great site I found is http://www.babypips.com.  They do a great job of explaining the basics of trading currencies.\n\nDisclaimer: I am in no way affilated with this site and am not selling anything related to the fx market.
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Hi Frankie,\n  There are quite a few websites that you can go to for info. But if your just starting out I would suggest Yahoo finance page. From there you can browse through the listings on the left hand side. Go slow and learn the basics day by day. Before you drop one cent into the market, I strongly urge you to test you new found "skills" by paper-trading. This is trading without money. There are a number of sites that allow you to do paper-trading, virtualstockexchange.com being one. This will teach you discipline which you must have or you will lose your shirt & pants and underwear. Do this type of trading for at least 60 days. Iknow I know, you want to make money now. Be patient, this will be the best education you will ever get for trading. It's sorta like the difference between reading a book on swimming or getting in the water and you apply what you read, once your comfortable wading a bit, then you can go to deeper waters,(real cash). \nGo into each trade with a set goal of profit AND loss objective. Always use real or mental stops. Stops are prices you set for closing out the trade, both for profit AND loss, you can place them at the same time you place your order or any point after, I prefer the latter.  \n  Also, be highly skeptical of get rich quick schemes, programs and books/tapes, if their formulas were so great, why are they trying to make a few bucks from you buying them? I doubt it's because they really, truly love you, and they are hoping to receive the NOBLE PRIZE for humanitarianism. \n  I also suggest you spend some time reviewing the info the exchanges have on their websites, invaluable. And let's not forget our boys at the SEC. They have a great wealth of info on particular stocks and companies, a must site.\n  That being said, I wish you the best of luck, cause you will need it, and always remember, your trading points not dollars, this will keep you from getting too emotional, but you will anyways. \nSee ya at the bank...(hopefully not the blood bank)
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I use investopedia.com or www.virtualstockexchange.com
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I use Scottrade.com, but you might want to also consider Sharebuilder.com.  \n\nIf you are looking for investment ideas, the first thing you should do is see what the best traders are buying and selling.  This is the idea behind http://www.top10traders.com - this is a free site that lets you create a portfolio of stocks with $100,000 in "play" money.  Each day the site ranks the best performing portfolios, so you can see how your picks perform compared to other investors.  You can also read posts on investing from the best traders, as well as share your own investing ideas.\n\nHere are this month's best traders:\n\nhttp://www.top10traders.com/Top10Standings.aspx \n\nGood luck!
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Try Stocks & Commodities Magazine:\n\nhttp://www.traders.com/
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in order to trade stocks you need a broker.  I suggest http://www.tdwaterhouse.com after that you can buy and sell stocks.
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www.thestreet.com\nwww.barrons.com\nwww.money.cnn.com/\nwww.marketwatch.com\nwww.bloomberg.com\nwww.cnbc.com\nwww.ft.com