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> After like 4-5 months later

Back to reply to this post  >>/28839/. A few things:

1- Don't put all your money in the stock market if you have none. Only put in what you're willing to lose
2- Seriously. Always follow rule one
3- You can buy Fractional shares from a stock you want if the price is too steep for you. Basically, you just put a dollar amount that you want to buy for a stock, and a broker buys it for you. There's tons of free and paid brokers online you can look into. Robinhood looks like an option, but I don't know much about the company.
4- Usually, the top companies in the stock market tend to stay stable and never go down permanently. Those are always good to start. Search FAANG companies or check the price history of a stock and you'll be able to deduce where it'll go in the future. Right now, NVIDIA looks like the top dog for everything. But maybe not forever. Apple is a good choice too.
5- You just buy the stock and wait for a while for the price to soar. You hold onto your stock shares and don't sell no matter what. That's all there is to it. It's playing the waiting game long term. 

Example: if you owned a lot of Apple stocks 10-15 years ago, you would be filthy rich at this point in your life. Basically the same thing would apply if you owned bitcoin. So yeah

6- And maybe sell if you see a stock tanking. Because some companies do go under and leave the stock market for whatever reason. 


That's just a short intro to the stock market. I could go more into options trading and day trading, but I'll probably do that later. Hope that helps you out anon.

And this is just general advice to follow from a random anon on the internet. I'm not an investing group or part of an investment group. So take that as you may.