Title: Fifteen Stock Market Investing Tips Every Beginner Should Know
Headings: Fifteen Stock Market Investing Tips Every Beginner Should Know
Fifteen Stock Market Investing Tips Every Beginner Should Know
1. Do Not Invest Money You Need
2. Buying Stock is Easier Than You Think
3. Use Limit Orders to Buy and Sell Stock
4. Avoid Mutual Funds and Indexes
5. Invest in the Individual Stocks of Great Companies
6. Plan for the Long Haul
7. Try and Ignore the News
8. Stay Away from Financial Advisors
9. Do Not Purchase Stock All At Once
10. Enroll in Dividend Reinvestment Programs (DRIPs)
11. Add to Positions Over Time
12. Learn the Balance Sheet Basics
13. Readjust Your Portfolio As Necessary, But Not Too Often
14. Own Stocks You Understand
15. Remember to Take Profits
Beginner Stock Tips: Conclusion

Content: While many news reports were objective, there were still some talking heads that suggested that this delay meant that Apple was suddenly a definitive sell. In reality, while the deal would have been nice for Apple, even without the deal, Apple is still very profitable and hitting record sales with their latest product refresh. Try to ignore these negative stories to the best of your ability and instead focus on the long haul. If you read every single negative news story about your stock, you might end up “panic selling” and lose out on a lot of money. 8. Stay Away from Financial Advisors
For the average investor, most financial advisors are a rip off. The problem with financial advisors is the same problem with mutual funds: the management fee kills any added value. In order for someone managing your money to be worth their while, they have to be able to routinely beat the market average by multiple percentage points. By definition, there can only be a few people in any given year that are able to beat the average by a significant basis.