Do citizens who trade during afterhour know what they are doing?
Apple beats estimate but again best quarter ever,the 2nd qtr forecast is lower than wall st but Apple always report lower forecast than what the street expected.
second quarter they did that and stock still surge 6-8%
they do the same entity again this quarter, it plunge 13%
WTF is going on with this souk? do they know what they are doing at all? who are these unconscious people trading during afterhour?
Answers: Those who trade after-hours probably know A LOT more than 95% of those who trade while the marketplace is open.
They own the knowledge AND THE RIGHT tools to properly trade.
I don't know how to do it - or if it can even be done, but if I be you, I would start looking for stocks which are traded only when the flea market is officially embark on.
THEN make my trading decision based on impossible to tell apart data everyone else uses.
Thanks for asking your Q! I enjoy answering it!
VTY,
Ron Berue
Yes, that is my authentic last mark!
Yes, yes they do. The smart money is on the repunctious return, and that always rewards the chequer chancer! I should know, I wrote the book on it.
If you're not too enthusiastic on the toffe apple coating of such trasaction, go life and trade squiffy on the side - it's worth a shot.
Otherwise, withdra forthwith, my good man, or indeed, woman.
And remeber, the bold don't hold.
Bon chance, mon amie.
They vote it's because Macworld was want luster and the earnings weren't that great. In other words the wrangle hunters are still pushing it lower. These market maker are the ones doing the manipulations and they are making money both directions. Hold on to your position, it will make a bounce rear , it may take awhile so be tolerant.
How can I find a polite stockbroker?
I have be in the stock flea market for about 15 years. I've be through about five or so brokers surrounded by those years. The one thing that bothers me is these race call themselves adviser of my money,but to this day I've never received one phone give the name when things were going unpromising or good within the market. Am I asking to much from sombody I payment to hold my money? If sombody has a fitting one that takes effort of them I'd appreciate some help, thankyou.Answers: Find an investment advisor. A individual who actually have a fiduciary responsibility to act within your interests, with a contract. Stockbrokers do not hold a fiduciary responsibility to you.
dare i say it but it depends on how generous your investments are and how often you trade. I also feel its a two-way thing.If your broker doesm=nt ring you, ring him, he will be pleased
Am i dumb?
What the hell is the stock market i know i know i'm 19 but i own had beyond doubt no interest in it and i reflect its about time i did... please don't bring the piss, just answer the ask, much appreciated!!Answers: The stock market is an exchange where on earth you can buy shares in companies and share surrounded by their profits or losses depending on how it goes. Look lower than Yahoo Finance and it will give you a complete overview and accepted wisdom on how you can invest in it. Good luck
The stock souk is a living, breathing thing. Its not merely the U.S. exchanges, its the world's exchanges which effect each individual country's cutback AND the world's economy.
You aren't dumb. Just deliberate of yourself as being innocent. Every person is where on earth you are AND has be where you are. At most minuscule you have the intelligence to ask roughly speaking it. AND there are some folks on Y! A and other places, who know how to properly answer your Q!
With immensely few exceptions, no one entity has the money, influence and power to buy and control a voluminous corporation. Collectively people [known as "investors" and "traders"] can buy, hold and market smaller pieces ["shares"] of publicly traded comnpanies.
The great majority of shares are traded on exchanges through brokers. Brokers/Specialists/Market makers - they're adjectives just in the order of the same - are the middle general public or go-betweens between between Buyers and Sellers. They match the Buyers near the Sellers and the Sellers with the Buyers. they earn a commission on respectively and every trade.
There is a whole world of practice and information. I always suggest two sites:
http://yahoofinance.com
and
http://investopedia.com
both are free sites. Both are set as "Knowledge Partners" on Y! A.
In fact on investopedia, you can begin a paper trading/pretend trading statement.
Before making any investment, there is ALWAYS A LOT of research to do and information to accumulate and make a decree based on that information you assemble and analyze.
Thanks for asking your Q! I enjoy answering it!
VTY,
Ron Berue
Yes, that is my physical last autograph!
In a nutshell, companies can sell stock (which give the buyer partial ownership in the company) to put on a pedestal money for their company. The buyer (and now partial owner) can after turn around and sell the stock to someone else (hopefully for more than they compensated for it in proclaim to make money), thereby transferring the status of person partial owner to the new buyer.
For more detailed information try these websites:
http://money.howstuffworks.com/stock.htm
http://www.geocities.com/kenandkindi/
And no, you're not dumb, the stock souk is a very complicated point that very few population know everything about (myself included), hence so various questions within the investing portion of runeye.com.
You do need to know give or take a few basic investing and money government - everyone does. "Investing For Dummies" is a great starter book.