Dos And Must Do's While Taking a Soup Call in Stock Market Trading

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The stock market trading has always been a debatable area. There are proponents who have an ingrained knowledge of the field, the opposites are left grumbling. In order to diminish the gap, several advisory firms have mushroomed which provide ready-to-use tips which can have immediate solutions.

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Chicken Soup For Stock Market

When it comes to picking stocks, which is extremely important;

What you know and who you know

A simple mousetrap is really no good for investors if buyer's do not bid up teasers in anticipation for

good profits.

Moreover, a relenting and haunting question

Should I invest in that one?

Bad investments, "Don’t ride a loser unless you really believe in the story."

Are you ready to give up the profits you could make

with those funds somewhere else?

You may be looking at “Dead Money’’ for weeks or months.

Not if you want to hang on to your

Hard-Earned Money

Watch how the Stock is trading, especially if it was hyped on a lot of Internet chat boards.

Buy as an Investor, Sell as a Trader:

Like the "Buy as a Trader, Sell as an Investor" type you also have a tendency to value the company on

your cost basis, possibly even subconsciously.

You constantly check the price of the Stock.

You trade in and out of the stock regularly even though you bought the company based on good

long-term fundamentals.

Buying on Dips and the Importance of

Research

Most investors have had the unwelcome experience of watching a recent buy drop sharply.

In these dark times of the soul, the investor's only ally

is his Research

One takes the cake.

Big Deal

Short Selling.

Stick your nose in the air and repeat after me: "Of COURSE I would NEVER short a stock!"

There are two important Differences between going long and going short.

Let’s take a closer look at the secret

inner workings of a short sale.

Which Direction Is Best?

Stocks can only go three ways too: up, down or

sideways So keep the ball on the ground.

Do you hold on to your money and wait to “buy the dips,” or should you jump on the bandwagon and buy anything that’s going up?

Most people want their stocks to go up ten seconds after they go long, but not before. In fact, they love to buy stocks that are going down because that makes them

“cheaper”.

Buying a Stock that’s going down is an exercise in faith.

Stock Dilution

What are HOT areas which will reap large returns for a viable product?

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