July 15, 2011
tax question. how is margin interest reported to the irs? does my brokerage firm send the irs the information?
Taxi asked:
or is it like options trades, where the investor has to do everything?
or is it like options trades, where the investor has to do everything?
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April 15, 2011
What will be the next boom industry?
William M asked:
I am 17 years old, I want to become a multimillionaire investor by using all the boom industries possible I can get into by using options trading. What do you think will be the next boom industry that will mint loads of millionaires, several new multimillionaires and a few billionaires?
I am 17 years old, I want to become a multimillionaire investor by using all the boom industries possible I can get into by using options trading. What do you think will be the next boom industry that will mint loads of millionaires, several new multimillionaires and a few billionaires?
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jazzyguy17 asked:
I just started investing in stocks this year and am finding the maze of details and information about investing methods overwhelming. I’m also sensing that those who make careers of this are in a much better position to know how to trade, whether using options, calls, puts, etc. I signed up for a number of newsletters from professionals who then try to sell me their services, claiming they have inside information that can make a lot of money. They charge anywhere from $100 to $6,000. for their “inside information”, and while I’m sure they know much more than I do I’m wondering what the rewards vs. risk is if I decide to use their recommendations.
I just started investing in stocks this year and am finding the maze of details and information about investing methods overwhelming. I’m also sensing that those who make careers of this are in a much better position to know how to trade, whether using options, calls, puts, etc. I signed up for a number of newsletters from professionals who then try to sell me their services, claiming they have inside information that can make a lot of money. They charge anywhere from $100 to $6,000. for their “inside information”, and while I’m sure they know much more than I do I’m wondering what the rewards vs. risk is if I decide to use their recommendations.
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December 20, 2008
Is there a way for the average investor to make $ in the stock market?
jazzyguy17 asked:
I just started investing in stocks this year and am finding the maze of details and information about investing methods overwhelming. I’m also sensing that those who make careers of this are in a much better position to know how to trade, whether using options, calls, puts, etc. I signed up for a number of newsletters from professionals who then try to sell me their services, claiming they have inside information that can make a lot of money. They charge anywhere from $100 to $6,000. for their “inside information”, and while I’m sure they know much more than I do I’m wondering what the rewards vs. risk is if I decide to use their recommendations.
I just started investing in stocks this year and am finding the maze of details and information about investing methods overwhelming. I’m also sensing that those who make careers of this are in a much better position to know how to trade, whether using options, calls, puts, etc. I signed up for a number of newsletters from professionals who then try to sell me their services, claiming they have inside information that can make a lot of money. They charge anywhere from $100 to $6,000. for their “inside information”, and while I’m sure they know much more than I do I’m wondering what the rewards vs. risk is if I decide to use their recommendations.
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