Playing the Stock Market

So I have decided to try my hand at investing in the stock market. Not much, I want to invest a little (so if I lose it, I won't miss it) and get use to how everything works.

I am now in the middle of teaching my self what all the jargon means and what would be best for me and my family. I have been obsessed with learning all I can the past week. I think I have barely scratched the surface though.

Any ways hopefully I won't make too many mistakes!

Comments

Unknown said…
It’s good that you took the initiative to learn about playing the stock market. Believe me, it takes a lot more than knowing the jargon to be really successful. There are times when it all just comes down to luck. What have you learned so far? To start you off, here’s something about “Aggregate Risk.” Aggregate Risk is the exposure of a bank, financial institution, or any major investor to foreign exchange contracts, either from a single counterparty or a client. Banks and financial institutions use this to minimize their risk of exposure to adverse financial developments such as a credit crunch. They do this by stipulating the maximum amount of dollar accounts for any open transaction at any given time.

Neil Salser

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