If I wan't to invest 100 dollors a month in small companys that I think will do well who do I call?

Question

I don't know how to actually invest but I can always pick the companys that I know will do we'll . If I learn how to buy and trade quickly Id be rich already. I also have wanted to find out who do I call for information on a stock or mutual fund or Index fund or whatever . Can anyone help me?

Answer 1

Trading and investing are two very different concepts. Trading is more a short-term activity - like day trading. Investing is more long-term.

You can't become a trader with $100 a month. But you can invest your money. Take some time to learn how the system works before you start investing anything, because it always looks so easy when you don't have your money tied up in anything.

Try the following websites to get up-to-speed on investing basics:

* Motley Fool Investing Basics

http://www.fool.com/investing/basics/ind...

* Money 101

http://money.cnn.com/magazines/moneymag/...

* Investing 101

http://beginnersinvest.about.com/od/inve...

Good luck!

Answer 2

You call a stockbroker, who works for a brokerage firm.

Need a phone number of a good one, email me.

Also tell me your age, you must be 18 to invest in the US of A.

Answer 3

Now, Keep your money in bag...

I don't suggest invest in any enterprise now because affect of Bank Failure beginning (Unemployed, Bankruptcy  coming soon)

Waiting for Gold or Gov Bond because in crisis Gov need a lot money... Maybe you will see Gov Bond at 10% this year

Answer 4

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GOOD LUCK

Answer 5

You can find an investment advisor and let him know you are interested in a "small cap" mutual fund if you're interested in companies with a market capitalization of between $300 million and $3 billion dollars. For any types of funds you're interested in, make sure the advisor knows you want a "low load" fund and one that has a low yearly expense ratio. (All this to keep your costs low.)

If you want a brokerage account for you to trade stocks of small cap companies, you can go to Ameritrade or Etrade or use a bank brokerage firm where you pay more for the transactions.

Answer 6

You "can always pick the companys that will do well" but you don't know how to invest?  Something doesn't mesh there.

Answer 7

E-Trade.

Answer 8

If you would like to invest $100/mo. in small companies, you would have to find a stock broker that does not require any minimum deposits.  I currently use Firstrade http://www.firstrade.com/ and they do not have any minimums.  I would definitely recommend them to others.  For more information about stocks or mutual funds, you can feel free to visit the Firstrade website at: http://www.firstrade.com/public/en_us/pr...