A Beginner's Guide to the Stock Market: Everything You Need to Start Making Money Today
Posted by jack_miller | Published a year ago
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By: Matthew R. Kratter, Mike Norgaard, et al.
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Learn to make money in the stock market, even if you've never traded before.
The stock market is the greatest opportunity machine ever created.
Are you ready to get your piece of it?
This book will teach you everything that you need to know to start making money in the stock market today.
Don't gamble with your hard-earned money.
If you are going to make a lot of money, you need to know how the stock market really works.
You need to avoid the pitfalls and costly mistakes that beginners make. And you need time-tested trading and investing strategies that actually work.
This book gives you everything that you will need. It's a simple road map that anyone can follow.
In this book, you will learn:
- How to grow your money the smart and easy way.
- The best place to open up a brokerage account.
- How to buy your first stock.
- How to generate passive income in the stock market.
- How to spot a stock that is about to explode higher.
- How to trade momentum stocks.
- Insider tricks used by professional traders.
- The one thing you should never do when buying value stocks (don't start investing until you hear this).
- How to pick stocks like Warren Buffett.
- How to create a secure financial future for you and your family.
- And much, much more...
Even if you know nothing at all about the stock market, this book will get you started investing and trading the right way.
Join the thousands of smart traders and investors who have profited from this ultimate guide to the stock market.
Amazon best-selling author and retired hedge fund manager Matthew Kratter will teach you the secrets that he has used to trade and invest profitably for the last 20 years.
Even if you are a complete beginner, this book will have you trading stocks in no time. Are you ready to get started creating real wealth in the stock market?
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This short book has some good information and tips but leaves a lot out. This is a teaser to get you to buy his courses and other books. However, it has some value. I’ve been trading for a long time and making $, but I wanted to learn how to do stop limits and techniques to prevent me from losing $. Also, tips for how to find stocks about to take off. There’s some of that, but I’d hoped for more explanations about the different types of trades. It jumps from beginner stuff to more advanced things in a random way. I know this “book” is concise, which is one reason why I got it, but there are probably more detailed books for the beginners out there.
When I was about 20, I picked up a book called "The Only Investment Guide You'll Ever Need" by Andrew Tobias. That book opened a whole new world for me, and led to a lifelong (profitable) fascination with investing and trading. Unfortunately, I eventually lost (or tossed) that book, and have wished I could find it again, even though it is definitely outdated.
Matthew Kratter's book is the same kind of book, only, perhaps, better. He summarizes many different approaches to investing and trading, and provides solid tips and resources to get started, including some of his own books (fair enough). Whether you want to start with the blue chip world of buy-and-hold dividend collection, or try the more active world of options trading--or something in between--there is something here for you. Looking back over my highlights, I find advice as diverse as the simple "Only losers average losers" to more advanced concepts such using a stock's float to make trading decisions.
I have three boys who are entering the workforce and ready to start investing. I think I know what I'll give them for stocking stuffers this Christmas.
Matthew Kratter's book is the same kind of book, only, perhaps, better. He summarizes many different approaches to investing and trading, and provides solid tips and resources to get started, including some of his own books (fair enough). Whether you want to start with the blue chip world of buy-and-hold dividend collection, or try the more active world of options trading--or something in between--there is something here for you. Looking back over my highlights, I find advice as diverse as the simple "Only losers average losers" to more advanced concepts such using a stock's float to make trading decisions.
I have three boys who are entering the workforce and ready to start investing. I think I know what I'll give them for stocking stuffers this Christmas.
After receiving this item my initial concern was derived from its lack of size. This "book" contains 79 double spaced pages with highly inflated margins. After reading this falsely described disappointment, I'll implore you not to make the same seven dollar mistake I did and stray from purchasing this item. The section on the back cover that promotes "this book will teach you everything that you need to start making money in the stock market today" is a generous stretch as well. This publication provides very little technical advice or contextual content necessary for a beginner to start investing and feels more like a free pamphlet provided after a seminar designed to tax the ignorant.
I’m new to the stock market, that’s why I bought this, I literally did not learn one thing!! Referring to URLs in a book is so stupid!! Not like I can click the link when it’s a paper book in my hands???? This guy makes millions probably off scamming people with this book vs money from the stock market... terrible! Don’t waste your money!!
I have read several of Matt Kratter's books. This book is an excellent guide for beginners, and even for investors who have casually invested into stock market or used 401k account, but didn't get full understanding of how the stock market works, and many acronyms and definitions that come with it.
It gives an excellent overview of several different strategies that a novice investor could use.
The author also gives links to websites with information relevant to current chapter, including calendar of new IPOs, Warren Buffets current holdings, and many other useful websites.
If you don't have the time to read a 600-page book like "The Intelligent Investor" by Benjamin Graham, I would highly recommend "A Beginner's Guide to the Stock Market" by Matt R. Kratter.
It gives an excellent overview of several different strategies that a novice investor could use.
The author also gives links to websites with information relevant to current chapter, including calendar of new IPOs, Warren Buffets current holdings, and many other useful websites.
If you don't have the time to read a 600-page book like "The Intelligent Investor" by Benjamin Graham, I would highly recommend "A Beginner's Guide to the Stock Market" by Matt R. Kratter.
I received a free copy from Matt in order to write a review. The book gives a 30,000 ft view of trading (day, swing and trend) and investing (long term). I really enjoyed his “Five Huge Mistakes that Beginners Make.” Take notice and track to make sure you do not follow those same mistakes, I have made all 5 of them myself. This book is a beginner book, if you are searching for more in-depth processes then buy Matt’s other individual process trading books. I really like how Matt talks about getting to a point of investing/trading with many different techniques but you must pick one to start and master.
I received a free copy of this book 2+ weeks ago. I’ve read several other books by Matthew and at first glance this book seemed to be a recap of the topics covered by his other books.
Yet when I’ve finally got around to read it, I still find this humbly priced little book just as fascinating.
Matthew draws me in again with his signature direct and concise writing style, and rich, highly informative contents. I have been trading lightly for 3+ years and yet could not put this book down.
A high IQ multi-millionaire friend recently lost $4000+ trading penny stocks. Wish he had read this book earlier!
Yet when I’ve finally got around to read it, I still find this humbly priced little book just as fascinating.
Matthew draws me in again with his signature direct and concise writing style, and rich, highly informative contents. I have been trading lightly for 3+ years and yet could not put this book down.
A high IQ multi-millionaire friend recently lost $4000+ trading penny stocks. Wish he had read this book earlier!
Another great book by Matt which is very simple and straight forward. Any new beginner or newbie should read this guide to know the dynamics of the market and to get a better understanding of how stock market works. The content is simple, precise and includes examples that will clearly explain you about the stock market. There are various strategies that are explained. Pick one that works for you & stick to it with a long term view & discipline.
Useful if you already know the basics and want to jump onto an investing platform, but not good if you are a complete beginner.
Pros: Great and simple to access content.
Good value.
Easy to pick up.
Nice tips and advice for getting started in the stock market.
Cons: Punctuation errors in the writing (particularly commas).
Ugly blank spine.
Quite a short book.
Some lazy editing, for example, 'tap here for more information' was mentioned a few times.
I'd still recommend the book as it's a great starting point!
Good value.
Easy to pick up.
Nice tips and advice for getting started in the stock market.
Cons: Punctuation errors in the writing (particularly commas).
Ugly blank spine.
Quite a short book.
Some lazy editing, for example, 'tap here for more information' was mentioned a few times.
I'd still recommend the book as it's a great starting point!
This book has given me a foundation to start trading stocks. There are areas in which the author could have been more in-depth, however the plug for his other books that go deeper into those topics were overwhelmingly present.
Really good read, the wealth of knowledge from the author is great, especially if you want to try your hand at stocks and shares. I would recommend.
I have read most of the books written by Matthew. This book was a refresher to me. It will certainly be a very interesting book for someone thinking of getting into stock market for the first time. Even experienced traders and investors may learn a strategy or two reading this book.
Recommend for a quick refresher. Lots of advice. It is to the point and straightforward without any fluff. Enjoyed the quotes
A small crisp book, covering all the details. I would recommend this book as first read from Matthew Kratter’s various books
Un ottimo libro per iniziare a capire qualcosa.lonsuggerisco
Very informative book
Good book for any beginner to the stock market
Awesome product