I see. thx for ur valuable info. Im just a beginner and im only 18. Gonna pursue my degree soon. I wanna learn a lot more bout stocks and investments. Need guidance and helps if possible. thx!

I like to recommend Investopedia. You can do the tutorial for new investors and read the more advance articles to further your knowledge. Some basic knowledge of how the entire system works will allow you to ask more specific questions for the answers you are seeking. Good luck and continue learning.

This post has been edited by skiddtrader: Jan 9 2009, 12:13 AM

It is good to learn more about stocks and investments during young. However, don't neglect your real interest / ambition after you learn all those investments technique. Stocks and investments are the part in financial management in order to make us become financial independent. However, wait you are really expert on it then only you can totally spent all your time on it. Otherwise, just learn and invest as part time.

They are many people (especially young people) are addicted in stock/investment after they make some money at early. As a results, they will sit in front of computer everyday try to make money. If they are not expert, probably will end up with financial problem, debt or bankrupt.

Yup do not worry. I plan on taking foundation in engineering, later on perhaps chemical engineering. And im interested in finance and marketing and management, ill take it as masters. So, investment is just an extra knowledge for me and ill earn during young if theres a chance. But i wont invest blindly like gambler.. until i learnt what i should know, only ill start. Thx for ur advice. I really appreciate it.

We have an existing WCT thread right?

Benedict:
This is my reply to you in your previous topic in the wrong section:
Anyway, this topic would be closed and those relevant post I would move it to the existing topic: http://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopic=876354&hl=wct


Btw, since you're interested to know more; you can also browse this topic for beginners to KLSE and Stock Market : http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/609001

Also, you got the liberty of browsing thought this section and feed your mind.

This post has been edited by b00n: Jan 9 2009, 09:47 AM