stock market investing and trading

[Anonymous No.781101]

do you know any good stock market vids&books? trading/investing general thread

[Anonymous No.781224]

security analysis also by Benjamin Graham

[Anonymous No.781226]

Rogue Cartoonist: The Internet Perils of a Citizen-Muckraker
by Ben Garrison

[Anonymous No.781350]

>>781226

/pol/ pls go

[Anonymous No.781353]

>>781101
Rich dad poor dad cashflow quadrant

I learned how to invest in uunprofitable real estate that shouldn't appreciate by the time I retire.

I also learned how to max out my cc and become homeless to start a business.

[Anonymous No.781379]

Any book by John Bogle. I'd start here

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0470102101/ref=as_li_qf_sp_asin_il_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=0470102101&linkCode=as2&tag=wwwbestclimbi-20&linkId=LC23TDI7NH73LV4S

[Anonymous No.781431]

Best podcasts? I listen to Wall Street unplugged and the disciplined investor

[Anonymous No.782163]

I completed a step, /biz/!

[Anonymous No.782263]

>>782163
What step? How to beat the s&p in a meaningless short time frame!

[Anonymous No.782294]

>>781101
anyone has a pdf of this?

[Anonymous No.783513]

> be me
>want to learn stocks
>vocabulary is already beyond my intellect
>cry alot

[Anonymous No.783659]

Bump to his thread. I'd love to start learning to but I don't know what website to use. I got recommended scottrade so I might go with that. I only have a grand to play around with though so is that enough to start out with?

[Anonymous No.783717]

>>783659
A grand is a bit light to be honest. It's by no means insignificant and can still be useful to invest, but it'll be difficult to get meaningful returns due to things like comission. I mean, comissions will immediately take like 1-2% of your capital upfront.

[Anonymous No.783970]

Use vanguard not Scottrade. Read anything by bogle. Common Sense Investing is great.

[Anonymous No.784124]

Anyone know any good books from the last 10-20 years providing a framework for value investing in technology competencies.

[Anonymous No.784133]

Read One up on wall street from one of the greatest investors of all time Peter Lynch. He has a no bs approach to his investing and invests in things he knows. One of his best stories was about a married couple. Wife comes home and says how she saw these great new pantyhose that were selling like crazy and the husband ignored it and invested in some tech company that was going to revolutionize the world. Sure enough tech company went under and that pantyhose company Lynch invested and made 10x his money or something insanely ridiculous. He averaged 30% each of his years running the fund over 10+ years during the stock market crash of 87 too. Great book and well worth the read.

[Anonymous No.784350]

>>782294
gen.lib.rus.ec

[Anonymous No.784359]

>>783513
>open Vangaurd Account
>scrounge enough money together to open with the VTSMX (US stocks)fund
>open up VBMFX(US Bonds), VGTSX(International Stocks), and VGSIX(Rental Property Index)
>???
>profit literally

[Anonymous No.784375]

Common Sense on Mutual Funds by John "Biggle Baggle" Bogle

[Anonymous No.784549]

>>781101
my mom wants to start investing so i\m looking up stocks everyday with her. noob question here but with a max capital of a few thousand (5k max i think she's willing to put in) is it better to look for companies that have stable, rising dividends (coca cola, walmart or something) or potential for the stock price to rise significantly?

[Anonymous No.784643]

>>783513
Go to Investopedia to learn the basics.
>>783970
>>784375
OP listen to these two. Ignore everything else in the thread.

[Anonymous No.785148]

>>781101
>stock market investing and trading Anonymous (ID: 4o1BIZq+) 06/09/15(Tue)08:48:33 No.78
sup ian

[Anonymous No.785149]

Hey bardy

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