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Information provided here is based on our research and personal day to day market experience. It was designed to aid and assist you in internet money making ideas, Global Stock, CFDs, Financial Spreads Bettings and Forex Trading. Any views expressed on the site are the opinions of the author and should not be taken as a specific recommendation to either buy or sell. If appropriate, you should seek advice that will help you and your specific financial situation from a competent professional before making any monetary commitment.

First you need to set up a trading account (Live or Practice) with any Registered Discount Brokerage firm in US or UK that has a reliable online trading platform. Most online reliable Brokerage firms usually demands minimum deposit of £1,000 or its equivalent before you can set up a live trading account, while others required minimum of $500 USD or it equivalents but the practice account are free. The Practice account will help you master your skills before you can set up a Live account and start trading with your real money, I usually recommend that you practice for at list three months before getting started with the Live account. I personally trade with Saxo Bank UK and you can also set up a practice account to learn and understand how to trade.

How to make a Stock orders online

In general making Stock order online can be divided into seven steps listed below.

1. Making a Buy or Sell order

The first step is to choose what you would like to do, buy or sell shares of stock. You need to purchase a share before you can sell.

2. Inserting Quantity

Enter how many shares of a particular company you would like to buy or sell in total. But first you need to calculate how many shares you can afford from the money you have in your account by simply multiplying the current share price to the unit of shares you would want to purchase and once your account can afford it...Then you are good to go..

3. Inserting Symbol

First you need to determine the Stock ticker symbol and the fastest way to do stock research is to use either yahoo finance (www.finance.yahoo.com) or Google finance (www.finance.google.com). And to obtain the stock symbol (Ticker), the company and the exchange it been traded on, all you need to do is to enter the company name on the search field and clicks get quotes. Example if we want to get a company name Direxion Daily Finan, all you need to do is ender the name on search field and get something like this below. But usually most Online Brokerage firms have this in their platforms, so you might not need Google or yahoo for this.

4. How to Choose Order Type

Order types include Market Orders, Limit Orders, and Stop Loss Orders.

Market orders will buy or sell the desired shares, you wish to buy or sell immediately at the market current prices.

Limit orders tell the broker or the platform to only buy or sell a particular share if it gets to a given price you want it to be or better.

And, stop loss orders are combination of either market or limit to tell the broker or the platform once price hits, then trigger this follow up order. For new investors getting started we suggest simply sticking with market orders.

5.Expiration, Special Instructions, Routing

Expiration: You can set the expiration to as long as you want the trade to last, if you want it to last for 24hours, select day but if you want the trade to last as long as it’s good, select GTC(Good Till Cancel). But as a new investor I will advise that you ignore these fields and simply leave it as default values.

Special Instructions: Simply set it according to your account type or as a new investor I will advise that you ignore these fields and simply leave it as default values to avoid unnecessary complications.

Route: these are to locate the exchange where the stock is listed and if you enter the wrong route the transaction won't be completed.

6. Conditional Orders

Conditional orders let investors pre-program their entry and exit strategies for the stock they desire. These orders can be effectively used for investors that cannot be at their computers during the day to place their trade. New investors should also ignore this option and leave it blank.

7. Reviewing and Placing the Order

After the basic inputs have been made the “Place Order” button will appear and allow us to complete the order. By default a summary screen always appears once this button is clicked to summarize the order and confirm we have enough funds in our account. Once investors have experience and are comfortable with the trade ticket this confirmation page can be disabled.

Picking a Good Stock

The stock market has the potential to bring wealth to investors and traders around the world. However, you can only make huge profits if you are able to find a good stock and to make the best use of your money. How to choose a good stock? This is one of the most frequently asked questions by many investors. Following are the most important tips and things to look for when choosing a good quality stock:

1) Keeping an open eye on the market: You should pay attention to what the market says and keep track of the performance of your chosen stocks. Certain factors such as the quality of company's staff and products, its competitive advantages, reputation and industry attractiveness can play an important role in determining the performance of the stocks.

2) Company background: It is very important to do a background check of the company you are going to invest in. Before choosing a stock, you need to know some details about the company such as the type of business they are in, sources of cash flows, past history, present performance, business plans, etc.

3) Use financial ratios to identify the "true" value of a stock: The Price/Earnings (P/E) ratio is one of the most popular stock market ratios used in determining whether a share is of good value. The P/E is equal to a stock's market capitalization divided by its total earnings. When the ratio is 1, it may indicate that the share price is fair. If it is greater than 1, it may indicate that the stock is overpriced. If this ratio is less than 1, it is considered a good buy (it indicates that the stock is under-priced and has good potential for growth).

Understanding Company Quarterly earnings, it’s Importance and how it affects their Stock Price

Quarterly earnings are the amount of profit a company produces during a specific period of time, which is usually three Calendar Months or a year. Earnings typically refer to after-tax net income, a company earnings are the main determinant of its share price, because earning and the circumstances related to it are usually what is used to determine how successful a company will be in Long or short period of time.

Earnings are usually the single most important studied number in a company’s financial reports because they show a company’s profitability. A business’s quarterly and annual earnings are typically compared to analyst estimates and guidance provided by the business itself.

When a company earnings are released and beats analyst projected estimates, the stock price will rise while if it falls below analyst estimated, the stock price will falls. This is the information you need to know before picking a stock and you can find companies earning by using Google finance or Yahoo finance or simply check through our Global Stock Market Update section to find out which company has just release their Quarterly Earnings.