polo asked:


is weekly or monthly or what

Charlize

Constantine asked:


Im 17 right now, I really want to do stock trading… but all the website I went , they say I need to be over 18, and they required the social security number, but Im from another country, and I have the VISA,im a international student here…… is there any way I can do stock trading??? I know there must be a way, maybe it’s sort of illega, but not that serious.. okay??? so if u have any idea, and u can email me the answer, thank you, my email add is crb12546@hotmail.com
My parents are not here, im by myself…. And i never talk to my guardians….

Ahmad

▐▀▀▼▀▀▌ ► Jimmy ◄ ▐▄▄▲▄▄▌ asked:


I can open an account for $1,000, but I don’t want to be paying high trade fees If I’m not buying huge volumes of stock. I was looking at this site: http://online-stock-trading-review.toptenreviews.com/ Moneywise it’s saying OptionsHouse is the best, but they have a $3,000 startup.
This is not spam. I legitimately posted it and I legitimately need help since I’m new to this.
If it gets reported again and Yahoo Answers brings back my last question you realize you will lose your ability to report questions. So, next time you see something actually breaking the rules you won’t be able to do a thing about it. That’s a good way to ***** up your yahoo answer’s account and credibility in the community.

Madelynn

Brandon P asked:


Ok, first off, I am turning 18 real soon, so in my state, that is the legal age for stock trading with all major online trading company’s. I plan on funding my account with about 1,000 dollars to start with (I’m still young). I plan on trading maybe 5 times a month or whenever I need to (not a day-trader, more like a week-trader), so what online trading service is right for me? I like the reviews of Ameritrade, but then again, I’ve seen good reviews and good prices for Zecco trading and also Scottrade. Which should I use?

German

sasha asked:


Hello,

Yesterday was my first day trading online, ever. I decided to take advantage of the unstable stock market and some low prices. I bought some stocks that were pretty low in comparison to how they usually do. Today, they are even lower. I am kicking myself in the *** right now, considering I lost couple of points already. I know it’s hit or miss with trading. I know if I wait at least couple of days there is a possibility I can make at least 15% of what I have invested.
My question is: how can I stop looking at the same stocks every minute? How can I stop the urge of selling everything I bought, as my amateur self says ‘you should have just left the money alone in your account at 3.5% yield rate’? How can I stop my self from pushing that button? Those of you that trade, know what I am talking about.
I would appreciate any advice.

Cedric