The Stock game

[Swirv]

Think about what your goal is.

Learn how to read a company’s financial report; balance sheet, income statement, etc. Try to make informed trading decisions.

Learn about the psychology of trading.

Learn about price action, candle stick trading, technical trading, fundamental trading, etc.

Research companies whose products you purchase and invest in those companies if it makes sense. Even companies you’ve worked for in the past.

Take a look at many companies and try to find diamonds in the rough or undervalued at the time.

Never know op you might become really good and start doing this full time.

I use robinhood for trading. It’s good because it’s free: http://freestock.robinhood.com/irvingp2

For research I use nasdaq’s full website not the mobile site. I really enjoy the template:
Stock Quotes, Stock Charts, and Stock Research

I wish you good fortune in your journey

 

[Pete Wrigley]

Teach me brehs! Are there any books, podcast or other mediums that you guys use to learn about investing?

As far as goals, I want to mostly invest for the long haul/savings, while testing some stocks out for immediate income....at least to start anyway. Can I do both? Is it wise to even take this approach?

 

[BushidoBrown]

Teach me brehs! Are there any books, podcast or other mediums that you guys use to learn about investing?

As far as goals, I want to mostly invest for the long haul/savings, while testing some stocks out for immediate income....at least to start anyway. Can I do both? Is it wise to even take this approach?

Robinhood snacks is a good podcast

If youre thinking long term investing hop on youtube and learn about warren buffet & his investing style

also get on google and learn about fundamental analysis & value investing

 

[Arcavian]

Teach me brehs! Are there any books, podcast or other mediums that you guys use to learn about investing?

As far as goals, I want to mostly invest for the long haul/savings, while testing some stocks out for immediate income....at least to start anyway. Can I do both? Is it wise to even take this approach?

Investments for dummies 8 in one book is an awesome starter tool

 

[Skooby]

If you really want to play, try to trade bitcoin. Be careful though it's currently extremely volatile.

Crypto is too hectic for someone just starting out with investing.

 

[KING WILL]

I want to play..
Had I bought them a decade ago as I should have Id be doing pretty well today.

I'm thinking of safe ones like Pharmaceuticals such as Merck and Pfizer, Apple and Microsoft etc.

Where do I generally buy, get connected etc etc.

Did you start investing?