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Question–: what do i need to read, or study as a beginner investing in the stock market?

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Answer by Judy
My library and bookstore have a book called.
Investing for Dummies
It’s not for dummies at all – it will teach you what everything is.
If you are a beginner may I suggest ETF’s.
They are like mutual funds but without the high cost.
Ex: XLE is an eft that invests in energy companies like exxon
XLF is the one that invests in financials like bank of america
They don’t have the ups and downs of individual stocks.
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Answer by vikasbargale
Hi, there are thousands of books on stock-market investing.
But I would advice you to read absolute essential few ones

1 – The Intelligent Investor – Benjamin Graham
2 – The New Buffettology – Mary Buffett & David Clark
3 – Value Investing and Behavioral Finance – Parag Parikh ( Excellent Indian Perspective)
4 – Beating The Street – Peter Lynch

Hope it helps you.

With Regards,
Vikas

Answer by RFITZ2010
Reminiscences of a Stock Operator by Edwin Leferve and Market Wizards were the only 2 books we told to read back in the meat grinder days.
Loads of stuff on internet now days from PE to technical Analysis to Fundamentals, investopedia.com etc just do a general search.
Good Luck

Answer by MVD34
To start…

The Lazy Person’s Guide to Investing ~ Paul B. Farrell
The Only Investment Guide You’ll Ever Need ~ Andrew Tobias
Your Money and Your Brain ~ Jason Zweig

For more advanced reading –
One Up On Wall Street ~ Peter Lynch
The Interpretation of Financial Statements ~ Benjamin Graham
Common Stocks and Uncommon Profits and Other Writings ~ Philip A. Fisher
A Random Walk Down Wall Street ~ Burton G. Malkiel
The Black Swan: Second Edition ~ Nassim Nicholas Taleb

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Question–: How much money should a beginner invest in the stock market?
Stocks or mutual funds

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Answer by karen b
no more than you can afford to lose

Answer by Ben
It depends.
The most important thing is that you diversify your portfolio,or
invest in a variety of different things.
As for a concrete number, I would say anything’s fine for a beginner, to get experience. If you’re interested no making cash, then no less than 3 or 4k.

Answer by Mickey F
You should only invest what you are willing to lose and yet feel comfortable about it. Never invest your money if you can’t. Start off with a Mutual Fund that has a low initial investment and no fee/tax. Also, buy some silver bars when the price comes back down. It is slow, but no taxes and you trade them in when you are ready.

Answer by muncie birder
I can not say that I completely recommend doing so today; but when I was a beginner I invested every cent I had in the stock market and even used margin. I no longer do that. Too old now and much more conservative.

But there is an old saying. You learn by doing. From what I know today, I would certainly have done differently 45 years ago when I was beginning.

Here are the trade offs. Every cent you can invest today over a 45 year period if you do not screw up too badly will earn you abut 73 cents. But in ten years every cent you invest will earn you only 28 cents. In 20 years every cent you invest will 11 cents. So the earlier you start the more you will make. There is a heck of a big difference between 73 cents and 28 cents. So starting early pays off really big.

On the other hand, young people through their inexperience tend to make somewhat rash investments sometimes. I did. Always looking for the killing. Investing in mutual funds tends to moderate the rashness, if you invest in good mutual funds.

Answer by Yaasbut
When I started I open up an account put all my available cash in it but only invested 1/4 of the total in any one stock, just in case I lost I wouldn’t lose it all. More importantly than how much should you invest is how confident are you in your investing strategy? When you are confident in your strategy you will know how much to invest. If you are not confident make sure you invest enough to cover all your commissions.

Answer by Frank Castle
Half your salary (If you don’t have a house)

Answer by bob shark
Start with $ 1,000
Go to a bank and buy a “balanced mutual Fund” that has no front end load or rear end load (no buy/sell fee)

This will give you a start with a diversified portfolio , of stocks , bonds, and money market instruments. It will not carry much risk, and will have little volatility. Add to your position when you can.

Learn all you can about investments and next get more money and invest it in a “Blue Chip” dividend fund. Learn more, earn more, contribute more…and when you are ready to accept the risk, while keeping your other funds, buy a growth equity fund.

Keep learning and investing and you will get rich

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Stock investors constantly hear the wisdom of diversification. The concept is to simply not put all of your eggs in one basket, which in turn helps mitigate risk, and generally leads to better performance or return on investment . Diversifying your hard-earned dollars does make sense, but there are different ways of diversifying, and different portflio types.

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