Check out these useful tips about Stock Market trading that you need to know! From Bulls and Bears, to the different types of investments, this is a great video about the intricacies of the stock exchange, no matter what you level of investment currently is! We will help you do an analysis of your investments to gain the most profits, and avoid a crisis! WOT? Click here to subscribe: https://goo.gl/NXuChu Check out our video about the mysterious Illuminati! https://youtu.be/gGMrHITd0CQ Music: http://www.purple-planet.com Bears, bulls, and a lot of potential room to supplement your income…the stock market can be either a blessing or a curse on your bank account. Here are 7 things that you need to know about the stock market. Following the tips in number one could make you a millionaire! #7 Know All Your Options A lot of people get into the stock market looking to increase the worth of their savings. And this makes a lot of sense; with the current interest rates on most savings account, and when factoring in the steady inflation of modern currency, there’s a good enough chance that leaving your earnings in a bank for ten or more years may actually cause you to lose money. That said, while you can certainly make a lot of money in stock, you should know that there are other options, too. Real estate investing might be easier than you think; gold is almost always increasing in price (if you hold onto it for long enough). And through angel sites on the Internet, the act of loaning money to other people can also be a great investment. That is called peer-to-peer lending and there are a good number of websites that deal with it floating about. Stocks are great for some people and not so good for others, but — no matter what you choose to invest in — the reality is that you should do as much research as you can. Who knows, with enough study, you might be the first millionaire in your neighborhood. #6 Risk Vs Reward The two most important principles when investing in stock that you really need to get familiar with are risk and reward. Generally, the higher the risk in an investment the higher the potential reward that’s also in it. A good example of high-risk and high-reward is that of either companies that are on the decline or those that are start-up businesses. Depending on what’s going on within these types of companies, you may be able to buy their stock for relatively cheap. However, in either of these situations, you’d stand to lose a lot of capital if you’re wrong about their potential to either succeed or to come back from disaster. Even with the risk, though, there are certain types of investors that are known for taking these exact calculated risks. It’s not uncommon for even your average, but still somewhat experienced investor to buy up the stock of a company that looks like it is going to make a rebound. “Angel investors” and “venture capitalists” make a living by investing in start-up companies — that said, these two types of investors often have a sizable fortune to fall back on and can afford to take a few risk on their stock picks. Not to say that venture capitalists don’t have a lot to gain if they’re smart about their investments. Jim Breyer made a lot of money investing in a young Facebook. And Peter Fenton did the same with a start-up Twitter. Before buying a stock, you should always weigh the risk versus the reward that’s associated with it. Remember that and you should be golden. #5 The State Of The Market Bull markets? Bear markets? What does all this mean? Well, don’t worry, you’re not going to see a grizzly or a bull driving away or goring investors — or their money — on Wall Street. A bull market is just a term that’s used to describe a stock or industry, maybe even an entire economy, that’s rising in price and earning potential. A bear market, on the other hand, just means that a few stocks, or the market on the whole, is stagnant or losing in value. Where did these names come from, though, they do seem a bit random and off the wall don’t they? Well, a long time ago bear and bull fighting was actually pretty popular — so the two animals were seen as opposites by society at large. This was before all the animal cruelty laws of today. Bears were known for attacking their prey by swiping their claws down and bulls were known for thrusting their horns up into the air when attempting to gouge something. Thus, a market that’s going straight into the dirt has been known as a bear market, and one that’s being tossed right up into the air has been known as a bull market. There are lots of opportunities in both good and bad markets, if one knows where to look. Warren Buffet, John Paulson, and Jamie Dimon all made a pretty penny during the economic recession of 2008. Many an investor will even advise you to “buy when there’s blood on the streets”. Ouch! That’s merciless investing for you.
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