Stock Market Tips


by Kum Martin - Date: 2006-12-06 - Word Count: 292 Share This!

Many people invest in stocks, bond, mutual funds and insurance and see it as way of furthering securing their financial assets.

However, before you go rushing to buy stocks, it is important to ask yourself why would you want to buy a particular stock. This will help you act properly should the stock price fall drastically. Knowing what your reason for buying a stock will give you a better idea as to what you should do when the stock price decreases. Certain stocks when bought as undervalued stocks may get investors to buy a larger number of them. If you are a beginner in stock investments, it would be advisable to hire a stockbroker who can give you information on buying and selling of stocks.

There are approximately six stock investment styles and each style in dependent on the needs of the investor.

You may find many people buying stocks based on someone's advice. These are the brother-in-law investors who would buy based on advice received from trusted and reliable sources but who opt for selling the stocks on their own without advice.

Economist stock investors are the ones who rely on economic forecasts while technical investors will study and map the stock patterns before purchasing or trading stocks. A value investor will take value of the stock without taking the market price into consideration while a scuttlebutt investor will purchase or trade stocks based on the information he / she collects from vendors, trade executive and sometime even rumors.

No matter what you investing style is, it is important to have a mix of all the investor types coupled with your own beliefs. Of course, you can gather a lot of information from online stockbrokers and stock sites which are available on a click of a button.


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