Trading 101: How Does a Stock Make You Money?
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- Опубліковано 15 жов 2024
- Trading 101: How Does a Stock Make You Money?
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Thanks to a subscriber question, I want to talk about how exactly a stock makes you money. Sure, you may understand what the stock market is and how the stock market works, but within that context, what exactly occurs to allow for a stock to make you, as the investor, a profit by putting money in your pocket.
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That's nice of you.
Thanks
@@hassan3069 you're welcome
Aw wishing you the same
Thank you
UA-cam is teaching me more useful things than school.
Glad you enjoyed!
I like how you broke it down for a first time person trying to learn how to do this
Glad it could help
@@claytrader if I have like a 1000shares of certain company that doesn't provide devident N it is growing what is there for me to keep holding..if I never want to sell the shock
@@harshjadhav1212 you can hold for as long as you want
Dpls
You were predestined to be different(Romans 8:29), he who has an ear to hear, let him hear(Mark 4:9).
HALLELUYAH!(PRAISE YE YAH!)
I'm 27 years old now and I wish I started learning 10 years ago. Thank you so much for your videos. I really appreciate them and hope to see more! - Johnny
27 is still super young! No worries. there. If you like these free videos, and want to get more serious about trading, then definitely consider these - claytrader.com/training/
Thanks Clay! :) My goal is to practice practice practice before I even spend a dime of real money. I find that I am really interested by FOREX!
Make sure you learn charts, they are super important in the world of Forex.
I am a sponge Clay! I am doing non stop research on everything I can to figure out what I like best and how to do it. I went in completely blind a few years ago with no research and lost all of my money. I am making sure I am confident 100% before I do anything. for now, I am watching all of your videos and then looking into getting some mentorship.
Well please consider my training program :-)
I just turned 18 and started investing this makes more sense now, thanks!
Great! Might want to watch this too claytrader.com/videos/how-to-invest-money-as-a-teenager-step-by-step-advice/
Hey how’s it going are you making profit?
@@stuffifindontheinternet5632 Yes I'm making about 350 a month in profit, a few repairs every now and then but nothing too major.
Brandon Huggins dammm, teach meee 😓
Brandon Huggins how?!
UA-cam is my school to be rich and your one of my teacher
Thanks
you wont get rich from this scam
Andrew Galea why lol
@@andrewgalea7895 it ain't scam lol go watch some forex to get scammed
You have a 1 in a million chance of becoming rich off this. You can certainly gain some type of profit tho.... unlike you play smart
Thank you! I'm a new stock market investor + a visual learner, so this was gold!
Glad you enjoyed it!
I’m a newbie, and you explained this perfectly! Glad I found you. Now I have to see your video on “dividends”; thank you! !😄👊🏾
You are so welcome!
It's funny how once you broke this down I realize how simplified the market works. Thank you so much ❤️
Glad to help!
Great explanation but there's still something not explained. If you buy a stock and don't sell it, just let it sit there, does your brokerage account have a daily or monthly number on how much you made?
Nope. No limits.
Wow... a channel that actually teaches concepts on the stock market! Subbed. I am looking to get into investing... I'm late into the game but you are a gem sir.
Thanks for the kind words. Glad you're enjoying.
I actually just learned so much with this video, thank you so much! One question though, how do the companies end up paying you with dividends? does it work with every single stock app? thank you!
Not every stock offers a dividend. You need to research that part.
Thank you for this. I'm new to the whole stock market thing. I work at Wendy's at bought 11 shares. So far in a month its already gained me $11 in value.
Awesome!!! Well done!
Hi clay..could u share a technique to decide when a stock is going down or when it's rising. In summary....when to get in and when to get out.
Thank u
That's what I do here claytrader.com/university/
Market trend whether we are on bull or bar market. How the day is trading. How the stock is trading. How the price action is
Your Doing Great Brother!
Always to be remembered 🙌
Thanks. Glad you're enjoying.
Im 19 years old, still in high school last year. I got into reading about stock market and it really got my attention. Whats your advice for me ? For the school and further
You're in a great spot, this would be my advice: claytrader.com/videos/poor-people-make-great-traders-heres-how/
Youre so comfortable before a camera. natural
Ehhhh... thanks, but still have work to do!
hey Clay , i've got a question but it would probably be dumb as hell as i'm not too well versed in the stock market .. that question being -
Can you only sell a stock after you've bought it ?
or another way to put it would be : can you sell a stock ( thinking price will no longer go up ) , profit on it if the stock goes down in price , WITHOUT buying the stock ?
asking this question as i've only heard people say they've bought stocks , then sold it . And brokerages such as eToro which allows traders to click on buy or sell of a stock .. This may be stupid but please do let me know ! :)
Watch this claytrader.com/videos/stock-market-plunges-how-i-capitalized-and-made-money/
Thank you for making everything so easy! Making this video I understand everything so quick and it’s clicking! The best tutorial and informative trading out here yet!
Give this a look then too claytrader.com/blogs/trading-101/ Glad you're enjoying!
Question: So with growth stock, the way to make money is to either:
1) Wait for the stock to grow to a point to where it is profitable to sell OR
2) Wait until the stock you have invested in starts to pay dividends?
great vid friend! very informative. You got my sub!!
Correct.
Let's say there's no one buying a stock of a growing company that doesn't pay dividends...N I have 1000s of stocks..how do I earn money
So technically whenever apple releases a new product their value increases and i can make a little bit of money out off it?
Nope. There are no guarantees of anything, including that logic.
These companies womt die any time soon. Wait for their stock prices to go down and when they go up sell them
Yes but he didn't tell you one share is $300 so 3 would be $900
You would have to minimum 50k to even make a good profit off Apple using basic logic, most people who got money to blow they risk it with penny stocks but the chances of winning those is 0.001
Money in, and money out.
This is a really good and simple explanation of how this stuff works, with some other UA-camrs, they expect us to know as much about this stuff as they do, and talk in a confusing manner for the layman.
Glad it helped!
How much time do spend doing research on what company stock to buy and to sell? What sources do you use?
Those are the things I talk about in my training courses: claytrader.com/training/
u read many things one common thing is "annual report" try reading it and evaluate the company
teacher, you make the stock market complicated stuff easy and simple to understand , thank you.
Glad it helps!
Omg you have opened my eyes so much 😫😫😌😌👍🏾👍🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾
Glad to hear that!
Joe Villa 🤭are you short and have green skin cause trolls are real...
Joe Villa Asians make most of the stuff you use you need them but you’re probably American
When the company has so much money and they decide to pay their investors how much do they typically pay them? Is it more than a dividend?? If I’m taking 3,000.00 to invest in Amazon and their dividend is 0.20 cents a quarter. That’s like making no money. However, I LOVED your video and I want to learn more. Thank you!
It's a case by case basis.
subbed! very informative and straight to the point! your content is well presented and you're a great speaker too! very helpful for a stock noob such as myself lol
Thanks for the feedback. Glad it could help!
Let itt
I understand how a stock becomes valuable. And forgive me I'm new to this, is it all just buy and sell all day every day? It seems like the only way to make money on a stock is to sell it after it increases in value. Do you then invest again when it dips in value? Is that how you do it? I'm having trouble understanding how you make money. What if you don't want to sell a valuable stock? i.e. S&P 500 increases 10% annually and you invest, at the end of that fiscal year you've made 10% on your money. So you keep S&P 500 but the following year it dips, do you loose the previous years10% gain? How does it work? Is your money hostage until you sell? When do you see the profits from a valuable stock? Can you pull money out w/out selling the stock and if so, how does that effect the value of your shares? Sorry a lot of questions. I just opened a Robinhood account and I haven't bought anything yet Lol. Ty for your video and your help.
I talked about dividends in tis video, didn't I?
I’m 21 and literally want to start stocking! I’ve only watched your videos for a couple of hours and I’m hooked! How can I really get into the stocking game ? And suggestions ? Are penny stocks great for beginners? 😩
Glad to hear you are looking to learn and want to get involved in the markets. I'm not going to sit here and give you some high pressure sales pitch, all I'll say is that since you self admittedly enjoy the free content I have to offer on my site and on UA-cam, I can very confidently say that I'm sure you would find great value in my premium content/training. If interested, you can find my training courses here: claytrader.com/training/
ClayTrader I recently signed up for the 7pm live training today from you guys , so I’m excited!
Great!
Thank you for explaining the stock and how it works
Glad it was helpful!
PDT question. if I buy 3 different stocks and hold over night, then sell all 3 the next morning. how many day trades is that?
Here ya go: claytrader.com/videos/what-is-a-day-trade/
ClayTrader thank you
You're welcome.
This video was helpful- but i am still a bit confused. If you buy the stock or a few of them and the company doesn’t have a dividend but does grow in value. How does it make me money if I don’t sell it. I’m not quite sure how it works. Can you explain please.
It doesn't make you money until you sell.
Thank You brother. I'm learning now.
Great
Which stocks would you recommend investing in today? Rn I’m in Dogecoin and it’s going pretty high. Any recommendations? Thank you:)
if you're interested in "talking stocks/trading in general", you are more than welcomed to join my private community - claytrader.com/team/
I dont have intention to make money right now (i know its actually very complex and not everyone is gonna make a profit so easy)--- i just want to learn how all this works and want as much detail as possible
When you are ready to get extra serious, go here claytrader.com/courses/
CLAY....great video; but I still have a question regarding a stock making money. Let’s say I buy a stock for $5 per share. I buy 100 shares. I hold the stock for 10 years; and I sell it at $6 per share. So basically I make $100 over ten years? That doesn’t seem like good/smart investing. Wouldn’t this make someone think mutuel funds or real estate might be a better investment option than individual stocks??? I ask this seriously.
You keep buying more and more each month.
You answer everything I was thinking thanks 🙏🏽
Great!
I have a couple of questions regarding dividends 1. The percentage of the dividends you get from the company is based of the total you invested or value of company?
2. Any dollar amount you get from sticks are IRS reported?
Thank you
I give much more here courses.moneywithclay.com/p/grow-rich
Thanks for making the relationship between a company's valuation and the share price easy to understand.
Thanks for watching.
I recently started investing in stocks but I'm not certain how many shares I should buy. I bought 2 shares of the Trade Desk which cost an average of $246.40/share. The price/share is now in the 800s. The majority of my returns comes from Trade Desk. I don't know much about stock investment. I know what a dividend is. I don't know very much about portfolio diversity.
I have a class on it here: courses.moneywithclay.com/p/grow-rich
Thank you for that I'm finally learning something.
Great!
So here are three questions. Number 1. Time periods, why in most of these binary trading apps are there set periods and are there apps where you can just buy and sell in an indefinite or user defined period. Like I buy this stock and hang onto it until it reaches a point where I want to sell it.
2 So what's up with the term day trader? What does that mean? And what do you need to be one. These apps make it seem so easy but I suspect that's mostly for binary options and I have no idea how that works behind the scenes. Or if it's even legit.
3. So I'm interested in trading forex or learning how. But I have no idea where to start to get an in depth knowledge of it so I'm not just counting on luck.
Bonus question. When you open a trade as a short or a put what are you actually wanting to happen. Talking forex here. It's confusing as hell. Free chart software to practice on?
These are the types of things I talk about with premium members, and if you're interested in "talking stocks/trading in general", you are more than welcomed to join my private community - claytrader.com/team/
Hey Clay,
I'm really enjoying your videos, man! As someone that doesn't have a lot of money to invest (lets say around $1k), what would be the best route to take in trading? A lot of my friends have suggested penny stocks, but i'm not really sure what they are or how much risk is really involved with them. I'm am very new to the idea of stock trading (and by very new, I mean like a couple weeks in to doing a little research) and honestly have not much of an idea what I should be doing. You're videos are very helpful at answering the simple questions though, keep up the great content!
I'm not calling you poor, I mean well done to saving up $1k, but the principle here still applies to your situation - claytrader.com/videos/poor-people-make-great-traders-heres-how/
Look up warrior trading. Don’t play day trading with real money until you have tons of experience. There’s lots of experienced traders who will eat you alive.
You know i owe you a lot !! thank you for introducing me to Dmitry Vladislav's *Blended Model Strategy* i have been using it for a month now and i made a withdrawal of $24,640 yesterday i recommend these Strategy to every trader seeing this mostly in Singapore. you should search google for it now.
@@odoyku632 how much did you start with $$??
Thank you for breaking all of this stuff down. I’ve been interested in looking into this type of investing but it has always seemed so overwhelming and I had no idea where to even start. Your videos are very helpful and educational!
Thanks a lot I appreciate how you break things down!!! Most people come on here to talk about stocks and it seems like they don’t know what the heck they’re talking about because the want to sound Sophisticated.
Cheers. I'm just trying to "keep is simple stupid" (KISS method)
But why do people buy the stock? How does the company doing well mean that people want to invest in their stocks? If there's no dividends?
Lots of stuff here - claytrader.com/blogs/trading-101/
I still can't find explanation to why the stocks work like this; I understand that when a company is doing well, their stocks go up because people demand them more - but why do they demand them more? If they receive no dividends, then there's no benefit to owning them shares, other than the pretense that it will grow because other people are going to invest.. But I can't understand why people would invest, other than with the same notion that others will invest as well..
"other than the pretense that it will grow because other people are going to invest" Bingo. "That" is why.
But it makes no sense as to why that trend started - it's just a thing right? I'm guessing the top dogs told the bottom dogs that they should invest in the companies that are performing better, even though it has absolutely no benefit to them whatsoever, as it just sounds like it should be right?
I think the bottom line is people will expect to get paid with dividends. So its still up to the company if the people gets paid
Very informative. Question ? You’ve bought a stock and you say you want for a day. What happens to that stock the following day, is it now on hold.
No one knows what will happen. The price will either be higher or lower. That's the challenge of the markets.
ClayTrader so when you buy 5 shares of a company does that mean when the price goes up you get a cut of what they made?
I feel like I’m in school haha I honestly learn more here than in school 😂😭
Glad you're enjoying!
So what I’m getting is as the company continues to make profits the shares increase in value and the increased value comes to you? Even without selling your stock?
Right.
I really love your content. You make it easy for most to understand THANK YOU!
Thanks for watching!
Hi Clay, I am 38 now and just a beginner, I had a feeling that stock is just gambling because all the people around me thought like that but now I feel guilty about that and I should have started learning years back as I have wasted my time. Can I make a decent earning from stocks by retirement time if I starts now? Also may I know when will be right time to buy a stock and how we can value a company to know whether that companies shares worth? Many Thanks
Hi Lince, you absolutely can! 38 is still young... you have plenty of time! As far as "making stock market decisions", I have an entire program for that here claytrader.com/takecontrol/
The way you broke this down answered my question. Thanks 🔥
Happy to help!
Hi Clay, quick question, is it beneficial to have multiple stock broker accounts(i.e. different brokers)? Thanks!
Sounds like a headache to me.
When do you actually receive the money in your bank account etc?
Whenever you tell your broker to send it.
@Just yup!
@@claytrader do u actually need a broker to buy and sell stocks
@@mensofmeans2 yes
I'm currently doing paper trading. I bought 4 shares for $10 dollars each. It's been about a hour and I only made a 48 cent profit. I'm trying to figure out why the profit is so small. I was wondering if I'm doing anything wrong? Am I being inpatient with the trade?
if you're interested in "talking stocks/trading in general", you are more than welcomed to join my private community - claytrader.com/team/
Hi Clay,
As you mentioned in AAPL example that the company grows and it increases the revenue hence the profit, if this profit is not shared among the shareholder (dividend) why would someone like to pay higher price. And if investors do pay higher price ,does it mean that they are hoping for company to pay dividend one day? if share price increases ,doesn’t it imply that investor is hoping that some idiot will pay higher price than he did and cycle will continue?
I think this will answer you claytrader.com/videos/ultimate-game-stock-market/
i died when he said "dont say... well im an apple historian" HAHAHHQUGIHQVJWR
:-)
I am looking for this video only....I am an Indian...but not found any Indian videos on this topic... great work 👍👍👍
Glad you liked it
So then you only "buy" a stock when it's low for you because you believe it's going to increase to what you consider profit enough for you to "sell".
Correct.
awesome.
Cheers!
@@claytrader and what if u were wrong and it didn't increase, Ur dead meat... And no one's buying...
@@claytrader how do YoU know if its Gonna increase
I enjoyed the way you explained everything but i still didn't understand nor did you mention how a person actually makes money off a stock! you spoke more about the stock and how it funtions!
This playlist should help claytrader.com/blogs/trading-101/
"Unless you live under a rock..you know the iPhone was pretty popular." That was seriously hilarious
:-)
Thank you so much. Best so far in covering the basics.
Glad it was helpful!
CUT, DRY, TO THE MF POINT, THANK YOU!!! My wife and I watched your videos and are learning from you more than anything else!
Great! Glad you're finding some value in them.
Hi Clay, I was wondering if I buy a stock at its lowest cost, will I have to pay the different price when the stock increase in price?
Give this a look claytrader.com/videos/college-degree-needed-trading/
Are stocks taxed? I have to pay tax if I get some income from stock?
Yes, they are taxed.
ClayTrader OK tnx I will check how it works in my country.
That would be a wise move on your part.
I've been watching some of your videos, but just don't quite know how to start in order to get into the stock market. What would be the videos i must watch in order to start investing?
You would need this claytrader.com/videos/m1-finance-too-good-to-be-true-no-theyre-awesome/
what I really don't get is 2 things. 1. when do you continue investing more money into a company
2. if you've already invested and the companys wealth goes up one month but the next month it goes down... do I STILL get the profit from the month before? Or do I have to sell it? Does every month or week or biweek money profits go into some kind of account or subtract if it lost money?
This should answer everything for ya - claytrader.com/videos/ultimate-game-stock-market/
Thanks for your reply!
You're welcome!
Haha the iPhone made me laugh, totally not how it looked like. Great video nonetheless. 😂
Thanks. Glad you enjoyed, and yeah, I need to work on my art skills.
Hello ClayTrader, I really liked your previous videos and this one. I learned a lot about the stock market basically. I just have a few questions. One, what if the company stops selling stocks to buyers? Does this mean that the stock value will go down? Will the company have fewer stocks because of this effect? Lastly, what if your investors(the buyers, in simple words) sell your stock to other people? Even though they will make more money, will the value and/or price of your stock increase or decrease or even stay the same? If it increases, will you earn money from it?
Hope you answer my questions even if you don't mention me in your videos. I will very much appreciate it as a beginner of learning about the stock market.
This playlist should help claytrader.com/video/trading-101/
Thanks for this teaching. I share all your videos on Google+
I appreciate that. Thank you.
You're probably one of the 5 people left on earth using google +
I honestly didn't even know it was still around.
honestly im 14, i wanted to make money, i had a lot of time, but i had no idea where to start, but ur channel gave the answer, thanks a lot
Glad I could help!
The first step is have money to invest...
@@unrulysinner635 exactly
“Well I’m an apple historian and”😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
:-)
Thanks for the series, really informative and beginner friendly. Quick question though, what *specifically* makes a company’s shares worth more money? I understand that it’s when the company “grows”, and therefore worth more money, but why do the *share prices* increase in cost? Is it the increase in demand for shares because more people are buying them? Does the company dictate the share price themselves (unlikely)? Or something else?
This should help: claytrader.com/videos/trading-101-what-makes-a-stock-price-change/
@@claytrader brilliant, thank you!
I'm 2 but I'm trying to have a stable future in a always changing market
Great
Okay so the UFC is looking to go public this year and I'm thinking of investing. What you think? And when will I see money on my bank account?
If you want to "talk stocks/trading in general", that's the entire idea behind my private community here claytrader.com/innercircle/ which you are welcomed to join.
I have a 12 year old has saved his money over a year. I want him to invest it. What stocks are good to buy for his age. How many times during the week do you check your stock... Stock sounds like legal gambling lol
Wow, good for him! Given he is 12, he just should be focused on "investing" right now, and I go over in detail those very questions your asking by mapping out step-by-step my personal investing strategy - claytrader.com/courses/grow-rich/
ClayTrader im 12 haha
Graham Pearce no buy in stocks with growth potential
In 2 videos I have learned more than 1 year of trying to read about this stuff! Thank you so very much!
Glad they're helping!
It was funny that I like.. guessed that you would say Apple, and then you said it, heheh.
Nice guess!
finally easy to understnd !....but i am still missing when you make money ? when you SELL your growth stock or take some of it out?
This should help: claytrader.com/videos/unrealized-vs-realized-trading-explained/
don't ever shave your beard bro, but thanks for the informative videos.
It itches though...
Lmao
Hey, was looking for a video on how actually you make money from stock trading and finally found this one. Thanks and really appreciate it.
Glad it was helpful!
if the stock value goes down then what about my money ?
It depends. This will explain - claytrader.com/videos/unrealized-vs-realized-trading-explained/
Perfect question v! Thank you for asking it !!
And perfect video response! It answered the question!
Would investing in apple in 2020 be smart? I want to buy a couple shares. Great video so informative
if you're interested in "talking stocks/trading in general", you are more than welcomed to join my private community - claytrader.com/team/
So if I start investing $1,000 in good stocks and I let my stocks sit for years I can potentially come out with ten thousands of dollars 🤔
Exactly.
I am speechless, this guy is the best , well-done explanation
Glad it helped!
I don't know who needs to hear this, you've got to stop saving money. Invest some part of it, if you really want financial freedom.
Facts👏👏
cheers
Thanks for the video! Need to go back and watch your dividends video to fully understand these two types of stock. Just as a side question: Who or what determines the price of a stock? How often is it adjusted?
This should help claytrader.com/videos/trading-101-what-makes-a-stock-price-change/
It's all about that Fibonacci Retracement bruh 😂📈
That's one way.
Where can I buy one of those shirts !? The back is awesome haha
As someone who doesn't have a large income, how much do you suggest someone save to start investing in stocks?
You could do this claytrader.com/videos/how-to-get-started-day-trading-with-only-100-and-zero-pdt-rule/
I hope everyone remembers the iPod lol I'm 20 and clearly remember it
That makes me feel better! But imagine in 5 years... people watching this may be like, "uhhhh what is that?"
I get it but if you wanna pay yourself from it doesn’t that mean it looses its value? I’m talking about a scenario where you I trying to live from your stocks. Great video btw🙌🏿
No, it can pay you while it goes up in value also.
Might be a dumb question but do you make money over time or do you have to keep selling in order to make money?
Pretty sure I talked about a "dividend" in the video.
So can you cash out your stocks at any time ? Or how does the actual making money part work ?
Yup!
When the stock goes up, does the money you invested goes up as well. In this case the $5 invested, does it go up as the stock goes up?
If you invest 5 dollars in a stock and it doubles it value, you now have a stock worth 10 dollars. If that stock then loses 75 percent of its value you now have a stock worth 2.50 cents.
You don't have any actual money, you just have a stock that is worth a certain amount of money based off of how good the company is doing and speculation from the market.
@@Tofuey Will I be able to sell it while it’s value is going down?. Thank you for your reply.
This should help: claytrader.com/videos/how-a-stock-can-lose-you-money/
Clay, thanks so much for your video--Wonderful content! 1. Which is better to focus on (dividends or growth) when purchasing stocks with goals of producing a higher ROI over time? If the answer is "it depends," then what are some other investment indicators we should consider in addition to dividends and/or growth potential to ensure we're making well-rounded and educated investment decisions? 2. When we say growth, is that subjective, or are there industry standards that objectively reveal what growth/dividend yields are in terms of below average, average, and above average? Thanks!
if you're interested in "talking stocks/trading in general", that's the entire idea behind my private trading community (which you are welcomed to join) you can find it here claytrader.com/team/
so what you are saying in a nutshell is that.. if i buy a stock, i gain profit as a result of the price of the companies stocks increase which also makes my stock that i bought increase also?
Someone liked so ig thats a yes???
Correct.
@@claytrader thanks. Great video.. I liked and subed💯💯😉
Hello, are their any books you recommend reading to learn the language and basics on trading and investing. I’m completely new to this and I really enjoy your videos but I want a little bit more context so I am able to understand your videos a little bit better.
Dig more through this playlist claytrader.com/video/trading-101/
Ok but do you earn money everyday or lose money through the stocks growth or do you have to sell the stock at its highest peak to earn it
Here ya go claytrader.com/videos/unrealized-vs-realized-trading-explained/
In a situation , where you want to sell thinking it'll drop in value or just want to get out with the profits you have made, (correct me if I'm wrong), the buyers are those willing to invest in the stock thinking it would go up. But what if you wanna sell, and there are no buyers? Do you wait for the buyers to show up? Are there always some or the other buyers? Or is there some other mechanism at work while selling. ( In general , is it just a transaction from seller to buyer, like a thing you would buy at a grocery, or some other process?)
This playlist will help claytrader.com/blogs/trading-101/
Clay, what is a good stock app you prefer. I use Robin Hood to buy and trade, and yahoo finance and seeking alpha for stock tracking apps.
This should help claytrader.com/resources/
Webull is great. If you sign up with the link below you’ll receive one free stock
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After a stock rises, do you than sell it to get your money back? And then how do you get that back into your bank account
Yes. You sell. You transfer it to bank acccount.