Book Review – A Beginner’s Guide To The Stock Market

The stock market is the greatest opportunity machine ever created, says Matthew Kratter. In this book you learn the basics of making money in the stock market. Introduces readers to basic stock market principles and warns of things to look out for. If you’ve never traded before this is a good book to read before you begin that journey.

 YOU WILL NEVER FORGET:

• What The Stock Market Is
• What A Stock Is and What It Means To Be A Shareholder
• What A Dividend Is & How They Work
• The Different Ways You Can Trade Stocks
• What Market Capitalization Means
• The Difference Between Traders & Investors
• Two Different Kinds Of Orders – Market & Limit
• The Difference Between Bid and Ask & What The Bid-Ask Spread Means
• What The Stock Indexes Are (S&P 500, DJIA & Nasdaq)
• What An Exchange Traded Fund Is
• Why Pricing Power Is So Important When Evaluating A Business
• How To Find and Recognize “Rocket Stocks”
• What An IPO Is and How To Make Money With Them
• How To Profit From A Stock That Is going Nowhere
• Five Huge Mistakes That Beginners Make

How to invest your hard earned money can be a difficult decision. What do I invest in? How much do I invest? Is it going to be worthwhile? These are questions we all have when deciding what to invest in. Often times people get so paralyzed by the “What Ifs” that they fail to invest altogether. When you’re making the decision to invest you should start with the best investment first. In the investing world it is a common theme that investing in oneself is the first investment we should make. This means educating yourself about the investment opportunities that are available. Don’t follow the advice of your neighbor; take it upon yourself to learn what options you have. This book gives some basic information about the stock market so that you can better understand if it is the right investment for you. 

Read Time: About 1 Hour

Pages: 85

Genre: Investing/Stock Market