To the op, just use common sense. Look around you, and see what is selling, then look up the stock to see how the company is doing. Then compare how they are doing now, to say 6-12 months previously. You pay for different sites because some sites have better commission fees, or ways to access company information. Just look at TD Ameritrade for their app. This way you can always monitor how your stocks are doing while you are outside doing something else. You can buy or sell with the app also.
Once you get more serious, this guy has a lot of info, and give some stock recommendations. He isn't cheap, but, once you get serious, you will get money, so you don't mind spending money on knowledge to get more money. His YouTube is "makemoneytradingstocks". This a video so you can see who I'm talking about:
In investing, knowledge is the secret to power. That, and patience. You have to know how to control your emotions because if not, you will lose money all the time because you can't wait to see how the stock may turn.
There is also another guy who has a program, that goes deeper into how the stock may act. I like it.
His YouTube is "DaytraderRockstar".
Once you get more serious, this guy has a lot of info, and give some stock recommendations. He isn't cheap, but, once you get serious, you will get money, so you don't mind spending money on knowledge to get more money. His YouTube is "makemoneytradingstocks". This a video so you can see who I'm talking about:
In investing, knowledge is the secret to power. That, and patience. You have to know how to control your emotions because if not, you will lose money all the time because you can't wait to see how the stock may turn.
There is also another guy who has a program, that goes deeper into how the stock may act. I like it.
His YouTube is "DaytraderRockstar".
