They have courses in college you can take. It can seem daunting with all the new terms and trying to understand a dense fog and how things move through it, but its a learning process.
Lots of people make all their money doing it. It can be stressful though, and you have to always be ready to buy/sell at a moments notice.

I don’t own any individual stocks, but I invest in funds that hold a bunch of stocks. I’m up 14% so far this year.

Lol .. Investing for Dummies is not a bad way to brush up on things before you get back in the game.

You need to get your goal /plan in mind too .. investing/saving for retirement, other ? Timeline? Risk tolerance /how much could you afford to lose?

I have a large and diverse stock portfolio. I also invested in gold at just the right time.🤑

I wouldnt..... Be an investment advisor like Warren Buffett. Buy it and sit on it. And right now he is cashing out..So you made money. Keep it..😷

I buy index funds in my personal account and an occasional vanity stock.

I go through Charles Schwab.I have a small stockholder account there in flowers industries

I don't know anything about it either but I've always wanted to learn.

Yes. Mutual funds might be better for you than individual stocks. They're already diversified to reduce risk and simpler to purchase.

Schwab is good in that they give a letter grade to each stock. A-F. That's a good guide especially if you are a beginner

I bought some this week.

There is a company out of Alexandria Virginia called The Motley Fool. They sell stock advice. I use them and am very happy. For a brokerage company I like etrade. Hope that helps.

Baby Berks and S&P tracking funds (would be nice to own).

A high flyer that has its earnings report Monday night is Palanitir.

If a stock has a good earnings it jumps up the next day

how long did you own those stocks

if i had money i would invest in the private prisons right now and sell in a few months

yes, the motley fool tends to be a pretty good starting place

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