Stock Investment Tips : How to Buy Stocks Without a Broker
July 20th, 2010 | by admin |eHow asked:
Buying stocks without a broker is a simple process done by going through the company’s Web site and signing up for an account online. Purchase stocks or a dividend reinvestment plan with insight from an experienced financial specialist in this free video on investing. Expert: Phillip Beningoso Contact: www.wearehdtv.com Bio: Phillip Beningoso has a bachelor’s of arts degree with a major in finance and a minor in economics and computer sciences from Kent State University. Filmmaker: Christopher Rokosz
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By lordsuji on Jul 21, 2010 | Reply
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By pennystock895 on Jul 27, 2010 | Reply
I will try this video guide for my investment, hope this will work out.
By AdanRules66 on Jul 29, 2010 | Reply
you buy long when the economy goes down, early 2009 mc’donalds stock price avg was 25.00 usd, now it’s at 68, i bought 1,000,000 of those 25.00 stocks and sold them last month at 62.00 so i made a profit of 27million dollars, since the market is good these days you short sell or day trade.
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By OCintoM21 on Aug 6, 2010 | Reply
to buy and sell stocks, do you have to go to school for it?
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By chepsy on Aug 13, 2010 | Reply
@ MrAmericanAce Why are you acting like a smart ass. I wasn’t referring the question to you, in fact in was answering someone elses question with a counter-question.
By TheBlackCoCo on Aug 15, 2010 | Reply
I am totally inexperienced with is but is it possible to just buy stock and sit on it (not buy-sell.will this make money?).
Also the guy said that you firstly need a certificate before you can directly go to the company. After you join a stockbroker do have to stay with them (and be charged)? Or s the certificate one set fee?
By MrAmericanAce on Aug 16, 2010 | Reply
@daguangrong not enough. I threw in 4,000 today and came out with 4,087 dollars. im done for the day because i periodically lose some money and the market shuts down in 1 hour. Some days i do better, some i do worse. 500 dollars is harder to do well with because you need a bigger increase to get profits and still pay off your transaction fees. If you do it this way without a broker its feasible but not really worth it. Maybe 5 dollar profit.
By MrAmericanAce on Aug 17, 2010 | Reply
@chepsy Well. You’d throw in 452.88. If you got a 3% increase and sold you would make about 13.59, then you’d pay your fee of 7.00 and be left with 6.59 profit. too risky for too little.
By MrAmericanAce on Aug 18, 2010 | Reply
@daguangrong I’d go with tradeking if i were you. They only charge 4.95 but theres no limits to anything. no weekly or biweekly stuff. Im almost done day trading today and im coming out about 70 dollars on top.
By MrAmericanAce on Aug 19, 2010 | Reply
@chepsy yeah, it can be done but ur gonna be sittin there waiting for a 10 percent increase on something just to make ten bucks. and waiting for that is riskier than im willing to do while day trading. usually. morelikely to lose money. Start with 1000 at least
By chepsy on Aug 21, 2010 | Reply
The brokerage company has nothing to do with the risk or its growth, its the stocks you decide to invest in. I could be mistaken about what your talking about though, are you thinking of mutual funds?
THOUGH, stick to prominent brokerage firms because if they were to go bankrupt you could loose money.
Hope this helps.
btw how old are you?
By fxausa on Aug 23, 2010 | Reply
awesome! very informative!
By daguangrong on Aug 23, 2010 | Reply
I was thinking about Scottrade but I’m looking for something less risky since I don’t have a lot to begin with so I signed up with Sharebuilder. I know it’s slower growth but was it a good idea do you think?
By chepsy on Aug 24, 2010 | Reply
@edrianquintos
Google finance. CNBC during trading hours. Alot of brokerage sites have streaming stock tickers. They best way is through a broker because they have all the resources including the quickest news.
Never go through the newspaper, there’s always a 1 day delay.
By chepsy on Aug 27, 2010 | Reply
It all depends. If you join a low commission brokerage like Scottrade which charges $7 a trade it may be worth it, but if you go to UBS and they charge you $130 a trade you will loose allot of money from commission.
Lets say you want to purchase AMGN a biotech company at market price which is 56.61, you would only be able to buy 8 shares. Is it worth the commission?
By daguangrong on Aug 28, 2010 | Reply
what about 500?