Stock Market Investing for Beginners

Do you want to live comfortably, no matter what life throws your way?

Are you looking for a little extra security, something to improve your financial situation before things get bad? Maybe you’re already making a decent living – but you want that sweet, sweet financial independence? A little extra pocket cash?

Are you going through a rough patch, and you’re just looking for a way to kickstart your finances?

If any of this has you nodding along, keep reading!

In these turbulent economic times, we all need to find ways to protect ourselves from a sudden downturn from expected fluctuations. After all, when was the last time you got a raise? What about a promotion?

Whatever your situation – investing in the stock market is always a good idea.

Whether you’re playing catch-up, or looking to get ahead once and for all: this book gives you all the tools ‘insiders’ try to keep close to their chest; it’s here to help you get started in stock market investing, to equip you with the knowledge you’ll need to succeed and flourish – and maybe even more!

Most of the folks who finish reading this book go on to become day traders. These folks realize that you can make more money from investing your hard-earned money in such a way that you have control over your finances. You are not dependent on some stockbroker that’s only looking out for themselves.

In this book, you’ll learn about:

· What Stock market investing really means, and how to change your perception of ‘the markets’.

· What the types of investments are, and how to navigate between them.

· The importance of diversifying your holdings – creating a varied and lucrative portfolio, and what that will do for you.

· Day and Position Trading tactics, and how to understand them best.

· How you can combine day and swing trading for a full-bodied approach.

· Understanding the use of Technical Analysis in investing, and how to break it down into something easy to digest.

· Common mistakes you may already be making, and how to work in tried and true best practices.