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How to Make a Fortune on the Stock Markets book « Internet Income

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How to Make a Fortune on the Stock Markets book « Internet Income

The New Investor Special Report

How to start investing in penny stocks

By Peter Leeds

The Nature of Stocks and Their Markets

Stock Brokers

Besides money, the only thing you need to start investing
is a stock broker. Your broker will be the individual or
organization that have execute your buy and sell orders.
They will have an account for you which is just like a
normal bank account, except that it can contain not only
cash, but stocks and bonds as well. Money from the sale of
shares will go into this account, and cash to buy shares
will be taken from this account.

There are two types of stock brokers which you can choose
between, full service and discount. Each has advantages and
disadvantages, as discussed below.
Full Service Stock Brokers

Full service brokers will give you advice and investment
recommendations. However, they do have very high commission
fees and are usually only suitable for investors who have a
great deal of money to invest and who do few trades. For
penny stock investment, the frequency of trading and the
small amounts of capital per trade make full service
brokers inappropriate, because their commission fees will
be too high. You may be required to pay as much as $100 or
more to have your full service broker buy you some shares,
and just as much again when you sell.

Discount Stock Brokers

Discount brokers can answer any investment questions you
may have, but they offer fewer personalized services for
their clients, such as making stock recommendations or
giving you portfolio advice. These are the brokers you see
on television, advertising $10 or $20 a trade commission
fees. When you buy or sell stock, you will be required to
pay this lower commission rate, and can therefore keep more
of your own money in your pocket.

As well, with discount brokers you can often monitor your
account and execute trade orders from your computer or
through an automated telephone system. With the computer
system you are able to see all of your open buy orders,
check market indexes and get stock price quotes. On-line
discount brokers are best for anyone investing in penny
stocks, as you are able to check prices anywhere there is a
modem, and as many times as you like throughout the day.

When you've chosen which broker you want to establish an
account with, simply contact them and they will help you
fill out any forms and set up your account. You generally
will need an initial deposit of cash. Getting your account
running and ready for trading is simple and should not take
more than three days.

Buy Orders

When you want to acquire shares of a stock, you give your
broker a buy order. Make sure you have enough money in your
account to cover the cost of the shares, as well as the
commission fee. You will need to know the following;

1. The ticker symbol of the stock (i.e.- COMX is the ticker
symbol for Comtrex Systems)
2. The market the stock is trading on (i.e.- NASDAQ)
3. How many shares you want to acquire. This is also
referred to as the volume. With penny stocks you should
always buy in multiples of 1000 shares, as you may be
otherwise subject to extra commission charges from your
broker.
4. The price you are willing to pay for the shares. A
'market' order means you are willing to pay the best
available price at the time. A 'limit' order means you will
specify a price which you are willing to pay, and your trade
will only take place if shares reach that price. We strongly
suggest the use of limit orders, to increase you control
over the transaction and to avoid price volatility.
5. The duration of your order. For example, you may keep
your order good for just that trading day, or have it good
every trading day until it expires on the date you
specified, which may be weeks later.

Thus, an example order you might enter would be; "I wish to
buy 6000 shares of Lore Diamonds, ticker symbol LOR, at 19
cents or less. The stock is on the Vancouver exchange, and
I want this order to stay active until Friday of this
week."

If the price of LOR hits 19 cents or less, your broker
should acquire the shares for you. You will find that 6000
shares of LOR have been added to your account, and the
money for them has been taken out (6000 shares * $0.19 =
$1140 + commission fee).

Sell Orders

A sell order is simply the reverse process of buying. Make
sure you know how many shares you have in your account when
selling a stock. Tell your broker; "I wish to sell the 6000
shares of Lore Diamonds from my account. The ticker symbol
is LOR, and the stock is on the Vancouver Stock Exchange. I
want to sell at 24 cents or higher, and keep the order good
for the day."

If the price of LOR hits 24 cents or higher, your shares
should be sold and the money from the transaction (6000
shares * $0.24 = $1440 - commission fee) deposited into
your account within three days, ready to be used in another
purchase.

Special Trading Notes

When trading on an exchange, investors either enter a bid
price (if they are buying) or an ask price (if they are
selling). When a bid and ask price meet at an agreed price,
a trade takes place. In other words, if you are willing to
pay 24 cents per share for a stock, and someone is willing
to sell shares of the same stock for 24 cents, you will
exchange the shares for the cash.

At any one time there are usually several buy orders and
sell orders all at different prices for a given stock.
However, when you check a stock quote you will only see the
highest bid price and the lowest ask price, representing the
most that investors are willing to pay for the shares, and
the lowest price at which shareholders are willing to sell,
respectively.

Due to the 'best price' priority, your order to buy stock
will not get filled until all buy orders of a higher price
are filled first. Similarly, your sell orders will not get
filled until sell orders of a lower price are filled.
For orders to buy (or sell) stock that are entered at the
same price as other similar orders, preference will be
given by the exchange in the order in which they were
received.

Unfilled Orders

Due to the above mentioned ranking order, and the often
light volume of shares trading, you may not always get your
order filled. You may put in an order to buy at a certain
price, and find that the shares did not trade at that price
during the duration of your order, and therefore you did not
make the transaction. There will be no broker fee when no
trade takes place.

Partial Fills

You may also find that you got your order partially filled.
You may want 8000 shares of a stock, but only get 2000. This
is because only 2000 shares were available at the price you
had stipulated. This applies to both buying and selling. If
you notice that this may be the case mid-day, you can
respond by adjusting the price of your order to ensure you
trade all the shares you want. You will not get an extra
commission for that. However, if your order spans several
days and is partly filled on more than one day, you will
get a commission charge from your broker each day you trade
shares.

Canceling and Changing Open Orders

Buy and sell orders can be canceled or changed during their
duration. Consult your broker for more information about
changing open orders.

Peter Leeds, one of North America's leading Investment
Coaches, is a self-made millionaire who has created his
fortunes on the stock markets. He has also empowered
thousands of individuals to do the same. He offers sites
like http://www.pennystockinsider.com

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The Rich Jerk reviewed by a stay at home mom

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I am a stay at home mom with two young boys. I graduated high school, went to college for a year, then decided it wasn't for me. Thus, my only forms of income were from being a waitress or cashier.

I had no knowledge of html, websites, or ANYTHING of the sort. Within the last two months, I have learned so much it blows my mind!

I sold on ebay for a few years, and made what I thought was good money. Well, it was--at the time.

I don't know what drew me to the Rich Jerk, but I am so glad I found it. Life has changed, is changing, and I believe, will be changing for a long time to come.

After reading the book, you can immediately start to earn money! When you have questions, any question at all, just post a question in the forum, and it is answered almost immediately! I have been in a lot of forums, and have NEVER had response like this one! For every question I had, no matter how silly I thought it sounded, it was answered almost immediately, and in a way that made me feel like it wasn't a silly question after all! The forum is closely watched, and there is no negativity, which I feel is very important. If you are negative, only negative things will happen. If you stay positive, anything is possible!

The Rich Jerk ebook gives you so many ways to make a very good income from home, I currently have 4 different incomes, and am about to start on my 5th! What kind of income? Well, within my first month, I made around $600. Keep in mind that I had no knowledge whatsoever of websites, or any other way to make money other than ebay.

How much do I work? About two or three hours a day, at most. Compare that to an 8-9 hour day at 'real work'. And, when I did work outside of home, I made at most 5.25 an hour. Subtract from that babysitter fees, uniforms, lunch, and don't forget gas...how much was I really making? Almost nothing. Now I am earning a nice income, within only 2 months. It is really nice, being able to stay at home with my kids, and being able to support them.

I have gone on to buy other work-at-home ebooks, but none even come close to The Rich Jerk

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2006-09-19T20:15:00.000-07:00

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