| Quote: | | | Originally Posted by GreenShell | | | |
| Yea, I agree that I might be overloaded with information and now Im in a total confusion state... How do you learn?
How many types of stock are there? Penny stock is a few hundred dollars is overall or per share?
Hmmm. I roughly get abit, it'slike how would I invest and analyze and all?
Thank you people!:biggrin4: | |
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Dear GreenShell, what a good question you have asked. "HOW DO YOU LEARN?" I'm interested to know from others as well. Sgclubbers, pls share.
It is perfectly fine to feel confused at this stage. You felt overloaded with info because you have no directions. People are normally willing to share with you their trading knowledge and experiences but I realised it was difficult to follow without having some basic knowledge and assessing own risk appetite. No matter how much others recommend at the initial stage, other than the faith you have in your belief, you are gambling with luck. In other words, you dunno wad to learn or where to start from because you dunno wad you need to know.
For me, I felt reading up theories and getting a kind soul to mentor me and learn from real life experiences helped.
There are generally 2 main types of stocks: common and preferred. Companies can however, classify further eg. according to voting rights.
Penny stocks are cheap, high risk highly speculative and can range from hundreds to thousands PER LOT.
