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About Commodities
About DRIP Investments
About Forex Investment Accounts
About Gold Buyers
Advantages of Investing in a Money Market Account
Choosing the Best Dividend Reinvestment Plan
Day Trading for Beginners
Different Types of Mutual Funds
Effective Money Management Strategy for Traders
How Can Kids Invest in Stocks?
How Do I Buy a Single Stock?
How Does a Hedge Fund Work?
How to Buy Bonds in the U.S.
How to Buy Stocks on a Budget
How to Pick a Mutual Fund
How to Understand Stocks
Opening an Education Investment Account
Reasons to Invest Money
What Are the Basics of Investing?
What Are the Best Investments for Young People?
What Does Free Trade Mean?
What Is a CD?
What Is a Conservative Investor?
What Is an Aggressive Growth Fund?
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Summary: Beginners who try day trading should set up an account with a discount broker, be aware of trading fees, have access to research on stocks, and watch investments very closely. Understand the tax implications of day trades, and diversify as much as possible with advice from a financial planner in this free video on investments.
Cathy Pareto has an M.B.A. and is the founder and president of Cathy Pareto & Associates, Inc., based in Miami, Fla. For more than 12 years, Pareto has been helping financial consumers...read more
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"Hi there, I'm Cathy Pareto, the founder of Cathy Pareto & Associates, certified financial planner here in Miami, Florida. In this clip, we're going to be talking about day trading for beginners. Now I personally don't do day trading nor do I do that with my clients, but for those of you who want to dabble in this, here's what you need to do. Essentially you'd have to open up with a startup amount as some kind of a typically discount broker like ScottTrade, eTrade, TD Ameritrade, whoever you choose, be cognizant of how much your trading fees are going to be, be able to have some access to research on those platforms and here's the thing with day trading is that you have to be watching it like a hawk, I mean you're going to married to your computer probably and if that's OK with you, then best of luck. Things to consider when day trading also, what kind of tax implications are going to be to your trades? Hopefully you're very successful making profits and if you're trading within one year or less, you're going to be subjected to short term capital gains. So look at the whole picture and really try to diversify as much as you can if you're doing a risky investment like that. So that's a little bit about day trading and this has been Cathy Pareto in Miami, Florida."
eHow Article: Day Trading for Beginners
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