- Step 1Shop for undervalued companies.
- Step 2Find stocks that have price-earnings ratios significantly lower than those of their peer group.
- Step 3Watch for bad news. Wall Street often overreacts to bad news such as missed earnings, which will drive a stock lower than it should go.
- Step 4Pick the jockey, not the horse. Find out who is running the company and where the executives worked previously.
- Step 5Look for strong balance sheets. Companies with low debt loads, positive cash flow and consistently good earnings are good prospects.
- Step 6Check out the portfolios of successful mutual-fund companies. If they are getting great returns year after year, they are holding stocks you might want to buy.
- Step 7Know when to cut your losses. You want to invest for the long term, but you don't want to stick with a consistent loser.
- Step 8Work hard. Do research. Read financial news. Study quarterly and annual reports as well as registration statements, looking for trends and opportunities.
- Step 9Grill your broker. If the broker is recommending XYZ stock, ask for a detailed explanation, with an eye to growth prospects and historical performance.
Thứ Hai, 2 tháng 8, 2010
How to Make Money in the Stock Market
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