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Top 10 Stocks to buy in 2018! [Stock market tips]

Top 10 Stocks to buy in 2018! [Stock market tips]

It's almost that time of year again and I'm about to give you ten stocks, which in 2018 will keep some serious. Welcome to another video on investing in stocks. If you enjoy it, hit subscribe, any questions or suggestions? drop me a comment. So without further ado, the big video of the year: I'm giving you my top 10 stocks for the coming 12 months. Some are stocks which I own, some aren't..it's just about 50/50. There is a little bit of everything. I haven't gone with all tech companies or all US companies, but a little bit of everything so a good mix. We're gonna start off with one of the obvious plays, which is Nvidia. It's the best chip-maker in the world and their chips are used for everything, like running computer and computers can do a lot of cool stuff. They're used for artificial intelligence, autonomous driving, bitcoin mining, machine learning...you name it. Alibaba, the largest e-commerce player in the world. Massive in China and going global really fast.

It's both businesses to consumer and business to business e-commerce. They're in cloud, entertainment...all sort of stuff so a really good play for the growing global economy. Activision Blizzard...the best video game company in the world. They're firing on all cylinders, pretty all of their titles are doing great: Call of Duty, World of Warcraft, Hearthstone, Overwatch, all their mobile games. They might also have some big releases coming up, who knows? This is definitely a good play. Boeing, still the go-to airplane manufacturer.

Airplane demand is surging, especially now that Asia is coming online and more Chinese, Indians and Eastern-Asia, in general, are starting to fly. Boeing also has strong military production and want to put people on Mars. I definitely think Boeing is going to beat Elon Musk with their "space-taxis". Amazon..best company in the US. Not just firing on all cylinders, but dominating everything..taking over the US. Prime is stronger than ever and I don't see any reason why people in the US would shop anywhere but Amazon. I trust Jeff Bezos with all the money I can give him. Taketwo Interactive, probably the second best video game developer..,ALSO firing on all cylinders(we're running out of cylinders ppl). NBA(basketball) is going strong and they're setting up an e-sports league with professional teams buying in. GTA online is one of the biggest things in gaming and they're making more money from GTA than they ever expected to. Who knows..maybe in a couple of years they might release the next GTA game. They're also releasing Red Dead Redemption 3, which is gonna be massive.

Definitely a game of the year contender (before even being released? wow). Bayer (German pharma/biotech) is one of the biggest pharmaceutical companies in Europe so good play for the region. This is a German company and Germans are the best. pays a massive dividend(2.5%) and has taken a big big hit lately. It's far off from its 52 weeks high and is pretty much in the middle of its 52 weeks high and low. Very stable company and I like the biotech space so this is a stock I think will have a big rally in 2018.

Facebook..pretty much the second biggest player on the internet, after Google. Facebook is going stronger than ever without any competition in sight. Instagram is doing really well, better financially than Snapchat. Whatsapp is one of the most used apps in the world. I don't doubt for a second that Facebook and Mark Zuckerberg will further diversify their company and keep buying small business and become a massive company. It's a cash cow with high margins, strong balance sheet and more money than they know what to do with. One of the safest stocks out there. JPMorgan is my bank. It's considered one of the safest and most stable. The global economy, as well as the US, is not just recovering, but doing really well and banks are some of the first sectors to benefit from global growth.

This is a global bank, more so than Goldman Sachs or Wells Fargo. JPM also scores high on the financial crisis stress tests, which they have been doing since 08. A very safe bank and also pays a very good dividend. Most banks are also very cheap, down at 15/16 p/e ratio. I don't care too much about p/e ratios, but it's very good feeling,, being in an undervalued space, which I think financials and banks are atm. Paypal..probably the most exciting financial technology company. The big move happening now is from cash to cashless, not cash to Bitcoin. Bitcoin is somewhat overshadowing the big move happening. Where companies are actually making money is in the cashless payments space and Paypal is your play. Such an innovative company, nimble, low cost, important technology. They're working together with all the big banks, all the payment systems, they have Venmo the payment app..such an overlooked company.

These are my top 10 picks. If I could include an 11'th it would be Bitcoin. I think you should buy Bitcoin going into 2018. A lot of tech, but a little bit for everyone. I do hold a stake in Nvidia, Alibaba, Activision Blizzard, Amazon, Taketwo Interactive and JPMorgan. Good luck in 2018! Go out there, have a look and invest in these companies, ETFs...whatever. Let's hope we all have a merry year in the stock market. If you want to know more about investing in stocks, visit investingforall.net. See you in the next video! .

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How The Stock Exchange Works (For Dummies)

How The Stock Exchange Works (For Dummies)

What is the Stock Exchange and how does it work? The Stock Exchange is nothing more than a giant globally network tend to organize the market place where every day huge sums of money are moved back and forth. In total over sixty trillion (60,000,000,000,000) Euros a year are traded. More than the value of all goods and services of the entire world economy. However it's not apples or second hand toothbrushes that are traded on this marketplace. But predominantly securities. Securities are rights to assets, mostly in the form of shares. A share stands for a share in a company. But why are shares traded at all? Well, first and foremost the value of a share relates to the company behind it. If you think the value of a company in terms of a pizza. The bigger the overal size of the pizza, the bigger every piece is. If for example Facebook is able to greatly increase its profits with a new buisness model.

The size of the companies pizza will also increase, and as a result so will the value of its shares. This is of course great for the share holders. A share which perhaps used to be worth 38 euros could now be worth a whole 50 euros. When it's sold this represents a profit of twelve euro per share! But what does Facebook gain from this? The company can raise funds by selling the shares and invest or expand it's buisness. Facebook, for example, has earned sixteen billion dollars from it's listing on the Stock Exchange. The trading of shares though, is frequently a game of chance. No one can say which company will preform well and which will not. If a company has a good reputation, investors will back it.

A company with a poor reputation or poor performance will have difficulty selling its shares. Unlike a normal market in which goods can be touched and taken home on the Stock Exchange only virtual goods are available. They apear in the form of share prices and tables on monitors. Such shareprices can rise or fall within seconds. Shareholders therefore have to act quickly in order not to miss an opportunity. Even a simple rumor can result in the demand for a share falling fast regardless of the real value of the company. Of course the opposite is also possible. If a particularly large number of people buy weak shares. Because if they see for example great potential behind an idea. Their value will rise as a result. In particular young companies can benefit from this. Even though their sales might be falling, they can generate cash by placing their shares. In the best case scenario this will result in their idea being turned into reality.

In the worst case scenario, this will result in a speculative bubble with nothing more than hot air. And as the case with bubbles, at some point, they will burst. The value of Germany's biggest thirty companies is summarized in what is known as the DAX share index. The DAX shows how well or poorly these major companies and there by the economy as a whole are performing at the present time. Stock Exchange is in other countries also have there own indices. And all of these markets together create a globally networked marketplace. Subtitles by the Amara.org community .

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How to Buy Stocks Online (Step-by-Step) - live Guide

How to Buy Stocks Online (Step-by-Step) - live Guide

If you are looking for a step-by-step live walkthrough of how to buy a stock you found the right video now before we go to my actual desktop and you watch me buy a stock this is more so a part two of a two-part series that I've done and the quick kind of quiz and tests you can give yourself is when I say limit order market order stop limit stop market if you have no idea what I'm talking about when I say that then first go and watch the video that I've linked down below and this video will make a whole lot more sense because I am assuming that you know those terms so again if you don't know what I mean when I said those terms watch the video that I've linked down below and then come back to this one it'll make a whole lot more sense now if you do understand those terms then perfect you know the video here that I'm going to go over those assumptions that I've made will make total sense to you so with that being said let's go to my desktop before anything though I want to go over the basic math on well how to buy stocks how exactly does it all work and the great news is I'm probably going to insult your intelligence here I hopefully I am but let's go over a quick math problem here so apples cost $2 each Billy Bob has $10 in his pocket so the question how many apples can he buy again you're just there stick with me here so let's just go through the quick math well he's got $10 in his pocket and they cost $2 each so that means he can buy what five apples right now if you don't understand that math yeah just put a pause on the stock market and go back to like third grade or something not for you Billy Madison fans maybe you got to go I don't know but I'm assuming 99.9% of people understand the math there so when it comes to the stock market when it comes to calculating how many shares nothing fancy at all just instead of apples here replace that with let's just say X Y Z so ticker symbol X Y Z has shares and those shares cost $2 each you have $10 so how many shares can you buy well again instead of this being representing apples and now represents shares so 10 dollars divided by $2 per share equals 5 shares that you can buy so that is the math there are no fancy calculations there are no fancy calculators you know you don't need a financial advisor to figure out how many cheers you can buy all you need is how much money do I want to invest and then you need the other number how many what is the cost per share now maybe write anything well how do I figure out the cost per share well I'll show you how that all works here but again two big numbers how much money do you want to invest what does it cost per share so welcome inside of my online broker account my brokerage account maybe for a different terminology of broker broker brokerage online broker online brokerage all those things one of the same and you know this is what the inside of mine looks like and this is Merrill edge do Bank of America now first right off the bat by no means am i implying that this is the only broker available this is the broker you have to use nothing like that this is personal preference this is all up to you in fact I use them because when you keep certain to minimums in your banking accounts with Bank of America you get 30 free trades you know per month so whenever I'm doing stuff from my retirement if it's always Commission free for me because I keep those a minimum so to me that's what drew me in knows hey I'll take $0 Commission trades now if you don't meet the minimums you know then prices can vary but there's a lot of online brokerages out there so and if you're curious well which one's for me what should I be looking at I will put a link down to how to find an online broker down below this video - and you can kind of check that stuff out but you know again this is not like some sales pitch or anything for Merrill edge this is just who I personally use and the second part here is all brokerages are going to look different so when you sign up for one if it's not Merrill edge you know this screen the inside of your broker is going to look different now the overall dynamics the overall you know key components are the same right you're going to enter in certain amounts and numbers which you'll see and then you buy your stock but you know colors you know how things look you know you know to the human eye yeah those things are going to vary but at the core it's all the same so first up in anything is well we got to figure out what stock you want to buy right because if you don't know what stock you're going to buy then you're not going to know the price and or anything like that so what stock you want to buy and how much money do you want to invest into that stock that's the first question that you're gonna have to ask yourself again what stock how much money do I want to invest for me I've determined I've been watching this one for a while but I want to invest and put our o st so you can see with Merrill edge you know it auto populates and you know the name of the company right there so I'm going to click on that and after that loads you can see that we had this pop-up window right here that form and that's going to give us some very important information but before you get to any of that information the first thing is that well as I said I want to buy some shares so action what sort of action do I want to take well I want to buy so I want to buy our OST that's how that works now next part here's where the math comes in quantity how many shares do I want to buy and the cool thing here is they have a calculator so I'll just click on that and this is where we're going to go through it and the nice thing about this is it lets you know what the price is so right now with Merrill edge it tells you that the price per share is fifty eight point six four but actually let's not even use that because your broker may not have it so we'll just go to the old school school route here so looking here at the information we've got to look down here and see what the price actually is so the price right here you can see that's going to be that's going to be the price of the current shares right now right around fifty eight sixty two I say right around because prices are always fluctuating but that's going to be the number that we can use and what I always like to do is just go a little bit above there because like I said prices are fluctuating so you know give yourselves a little bit of leeway so what I'm going to do is let's just run the calculation on 5875 now how much cushion if you want to do 5865 that's up to you if you want to do fifty eight seventy that's up to you if you want to do 58 62 right on the dot that's fine but remember prices are always changing so you may not get fifty eight sixty two because who knows maybe written the new price right now is 58 65 for example and again if you watch that previous video that'll make you know more sense in terms of you know how the prices and such are changing but for me I want to do five hundred dollars so let's bring over this calculator and this is just simply what comes with Windows so you know nothing fancy here so like I said I have five hundred dollars in my pocket and apples cost fifty eight I'm going to use 75 now of course they're not apples they're shares but fifty eight seventy-five and that equals eight point five now if all you have is five hundred dollars then you always need to round down now you can't go and buy eight point five one chairs so but if all you have is literally five hundred dollars then you can't go and buy nine chairs you're going to have to round down to the nearest number and that is eight so you would have to get eight shares in this situation now I do have more than 500 dollars so I'm just going to go ahead and round that up and pick up nine chairs but again I want to reiterate that if all you literally have is $500 then you can't round that up to nine because well then you're not going to have enough money to make the purchase you would have to round down even if that says you know eight point nine nine nine you would sell up the round down to eight because well you don't have enough money for nine shares so just one thing to keep in mind but in my case since I do have more than $500 I just want to round that up and I'm going to buy nine chairs now order type and this is where definitely the previous order comes into play but I'm going to select limit again what does limit mean well hopefully you watch that other video so you know exactly what that is and like I said I want to put it in fifty now ideally I'm going to get a better pricing right now it's actually warning me the limit price is entered above you know what the current price is but that's fine what this I'm just saying I don't want to pay anything more than fifty 875 but ideally I'm going to get filled meaning I'm going to get more shares or I'm going to get my shares for less than fifty eight seventy five but I'm going to put that in there again if you want to do fifty eight seventy at that cushion or if you want to do 58 65 actually let's do 58 65 and we'll see if I can get any shares if for that price and then finally duration meaning how long do I want it to last well I can just let that order sit out there for a day or I can let that order sit out there for thirty days for this I'm just going to do a day next we're going to preview the order so you can see right here that the entire amount that I would be putting in would be five hundred twenty seven dollars and 85 cents as I already explained my Commission is zero because of you know the cool stuff that Bank of America offers but that is the current you know amount of money estimated I should say because you know that the share price is always changing but estimated going to be right around five hundred twenty eight dollars and you know that you can go through everything you know it's your account the action is to buy the company name and ticker symbol so you see all that stuff it's just letting me review it one final time and then you can hit submit so again it's just here is the screen it's acknowledging that the order did indeed happen it's given you know even the order number and all that stuff so it's just giving you a list of everything that happened now we don't know if I got any shares yet this is real time so I actually have no idea if I got any shares but so now I want to come down here and click view order status and let's see I bought a you know TJX before the video got ruined but our OST right here executed and it got executed at 58 dollars and 61 cents so I do now officially own nine shares of our OST at a price of 58 dollars and 61 cents then earlier you can see about looking at the timestamps about 20 minutes prior to this video here is this happened at 1225 I bought seven shares at a price of 70 48 of TJX so two different orders there but you know the one that you saw was our OST and that's it that's how you buy stock online step-by-step-by-step very straightforward very intuitive you know the drop down menu menus make it quite easy and you know worst case will clay what happens if I try to buy more stock you know than what I have money for well then your broker is just going to say it's going to correct you it's gonna say no you can't buy that much because you don't have you know the proper funds in your account so it's not the end of the world you're not going to get thrown in a jail if you actually try to buy more shares and what you can can pay for so you know worst case scenario it's just going to reject your order and then you might have to do a new calculation so it's not like every little thing is do or die or anything like that just take it one step at a time go through the directions and you know that is how you do it and the reverse opposite is true for one you'd sell when it comes to action you would just click the cell instead of buy and then everything else you know remains the same so any questions or comments or anything like that you can leave those down below but yeah that is how you buy a stock online with an online brokerage if you are interested in trading alongside me and other traders then I do offer a private trading community known as the inner circle so the two images that you see on the screen the one image if you click on it it will take you to the inner circle page and give you all the details about it the other is going to be a behind-the-scenes tour that I personally give so you can see exactly what you are going to get with the subscription so if that sounds like something that could add value to you as a trader then go ahead check it out and by all means let me know if you have any questions


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How to Buy Stocks

How to Buy Stocks

So you just heard about this stock market thing you want to buy some stocks but hey how do you even do that I see all these different order types what do they mean let's talk about it first thing before you can even do what I'm about to talk about in this video you need to take an initial step and that initial step is signing up for a brokerage and with the brokerage you want to do an online brokerage don't go to your community bank or something like that and then go through their brokerage because their fees are going to be crazy so online brokerage I'll put a link in the description below that I put together a guide on kind of how to select the proper brokerage for your situation we'll also flash up a link on the screen here so that'll be down in the description box below so that's step one first got to get aligned with an online brokerage after you get signed up maybe you are already signed up you're going to have a bunch of different choices for orders in terms of how to buy and how to sell so that's what I want to break down in this video so we're just going to take it one by one and hopefully you know when you get through it all you're going to understand what all those little drop-down options mean you know when you click that little arrow and you see a bunch of choices maybe there's just boxes you select or whatever but regardless hopefully you've seen all of these because they are very commonplace so just for argument's sake we're going to talk about a stock that is currently trading at $25 so $25 current price of stock we'll just call it ABC now the first type of order you may see is what we call a market order so what does market order mean if you select that option that means that I just want it and not only do I want ABC I wanted at any price it doesn't even matter to me I just want into the stock I want to own shares I want to buy it not in a few minutes right now so market is just saying I want it now and you're going to pray whatever price the market gives you so if this happens to fluctuate up - let's just say 2502 so if that price goes up 2502 for whatever reason no maybe like a split second before you click the Buy button and it goes up 2500 - it doesn't matter you're getting in at 25 Oh - if it goes and let's just say let's just it drops to 24 you know 97 right before you buy it doesn't matter you're getting in you want it now so it's going to give you whatever the market has the current price at so that is what a market order is next type of order a limit and all strategies are different but a limit is more times and not the order that you want to be using because market orders especially you know penny stocks or ill liquid markets I can get you in quite a bit of trouble but a limit but also at the same time market orders do have their place in the market so I don't want to say like this is you know like a black hole or anything I mean they have their time in place but a limit order is essentially saying I want it but so what is the but the but is saying you know I really do want that but I'm only willing to pay a certain price for it so again if the stock is trading at 25 you're like you know I do want in - ABC but I don't I don't want any at 25 you know I'm only willing to pay $you would select limit order and then when you select limit your brokers going to ask you okay well what is the but meaning what price are you willing to pay so in our example here you would put in a limit order for twenty four ninety all that means is you're not going to get any shares of this unless the price hits so if the price drops down and hits 2491 you didn't get any shares if the price goes up to twenty-five fifty you didn't get any shares you were only willing to pay twenty four ninety on the order that's what a limit order is the next type of order very very important type stoploss now the thing here is stop-loss only pertains to you if you've gotten in so either this or this order type has already taken place in order for a stop-loss order to be relevant to you and a stop-loss is saying I want out now the name the little deceiving because it implies that maybe you're you know stopping a loss but in other situations you know especially when you get more advanced trading a stop-loss can still take you out of a position but it's not really stopping a loss because you would already be making money so it's not like this pertains to only losing trades this is just the way again of saying I want out of the trade that could be a losing trade it could already be a profitable trade but you just want out now within this family there are two types and hopefully these both kind of sound familiar there is a market stop and there is a limit stop market is saying I want out now so it is just going to get you out of the trade whenever so let's say you get in right here at 25 and you're like you know what I only want to risk 10 cents so you could put in a market at 2490 and if the price goes down there and hits 2490 bam your broker is going to sell your shares and you're going to get out but market means no matter what so if the price really starts to go down fast maybe by the time all little computer algorithms do their thing that's the price is that 24 you know 85 well because you're doing a market meaning you want out now it's still going to just sell you and get you out at 24 85 sure you said but because it's a market that's not a guarantee the only guarantee is your broker will get you out of the position on the flip side the limit so we'll go with this 2490 you're saying I want out but I'm only willing to take a loss of up to 10 cents meaning if the price does one of these numbers we're just moving so fast that it just essentially goes down through your order which is possible depending on how fast things are moving that the way the market works but let's just say something - the price - starts to collapse like bad news or something comes out in the price just whoosh you know the toilet flush down it goes because a lot of other people going to try it 2490 you just may not have any shares there you may not be able to get out but the problem here is well you're only willing to sell for so when the price hits 24 85 you're not selling price hits 24 50 you're not selling price hits 24 you're not selling because you said well I'm only willing to sell for whereas the market sure it can cost you a little bit more because maybe you don't quite get out when you thought you do but at least you get out so again all orders have their time in place but I'm going to just kind of circle this one a limit stop-loss can be very very risky for the situation where if some sort of bad news comes out and if it skips over what what your limit order is you know who knows how low can get and your broker is just going to hang on to you of the shares because you told them well I'm only I only want to sell at so you know keep that order in mind it can be you know I'm not going to say to never ever ever use it but I'm really struggling right now off the top my head to think of an instance where that sort of you know stop-loss order maybe you know wise to use so these are going to be the three main ones you use now there's a whole other family of orders called conditional orders but that's more advanced maybe I'll come back and do another video on that sort of stuff but these are going to be the backbone of the orders you know if you ever watch any of my live trade videos I mean these are the orders that I'm using so it's not like because there's advanced orders that means you have to use them you know the planes plain and simple order such as you see right here are going to be more than enough and then final or finally I should say these aren't really ordered types I suppose in a sense they're but maybe you've seen GTC this just means good today will cancelled meaning your order is going to sit out there so if you put in an or a limit order here for it's going to sit there and sit there and next week it's going to still be sitting there three months from now it's still going to be sitting there opposed till this one I don't think there's a universal term for it but essentially applies you know it's good till the end of the day so we'll call it GTE good till end of day and this is one where hopefully that's pretty self-explanatory if by the end of the day the price let's just say goes to twenty five twenty five oh five twenty five oh two twenty four ninety seven so it's just fluctuating it never quite sit twenty four ninety by the end of the day well then this order is going to be cancelled and you don't have to worry about it so I see something like this is if you forget about the order then it's okay because it'll get cancelled at the end of hope you're not forgetting about orders but if you do it's going to cancel itself but this one here if you forget about it you know you may have a surprise if you don't come back and check your broker for you know another three weeks and you're like oh yeah I forgot about that order and it may be sitting out there who knows maybe it's been filled but that's going to be what GTC stands for good till cancelled opposed to the other type of orders words you know just good up until the end of the day so like I was saying these are the you know not advanced orders very basic but this is what I use all the time in my everyday trading this is what probably I was going to say 90% of people use but I guess I don't really know if that's a accurate fact or not but majority of people I just use the word majority majority of people do use these order types and they're really all that you need so limit market and then your stop-loss orders here now you get a grasp of these and how they work I just like to remember it you know as these you know market I want it now limit I want it but and then you know you combine these with the stop-loss which when you're talking about stop-loss is you just want out of the trade so hope you found this helpful obviously this is the design for more of the new people out there so if you are newer and this helped you out please click the like button if you're new to the channel then by all means subscribe a lot of other videos and such on the channel I released live trade videos chart analysis videos all sorts of stuff so definitely subscribe and check things out hope you found this helpful so get out there and happy trading you.

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