Resources to learn about stock trade

>>1616866
https://mega.nz/#F!1R0QATqZ!Eb1_M5KC9gkxK6w32R2ETw

Enjoy.

>>1616866
Did you save 50k+ ? otherwise you don't even need to start.

>Pleb wants to start day trading with a few thou
>Against the big boys
You're going to get annihilated mate.

>>1617483
bless you senpai

Make sensible investments in index funds like the vanguard 500 or low risk stocks and continue to trade paper for months and months. As you trade paper and learn more you will discover some of your predictions were wrong and you had many misconceptions about things, at some point I am sure you will believe you have ironed out enough flaws and are sure enough about a prediction to put some money into a reasonable stock. You need to diversify as you will learn so it is better to put only a small amount of new money you have saved, as opposed to paying extra fees to move money around. As long as you don't pour all your money into some meme penny stock you should do fine.

>>1617488
Not planning on making a fortune or an income off of it, I have a profession and a full-time job. I'm just interested in making a little bit more so I have more savings (for emergencies, needs, if I plan on moving, etc), I understand my limitations and risks fully.

>>1617499
>Implying I plan on trading at that level

>>1617993
That's pretty much my plan. I would hope to trade some high-volatility stocks at one point, though this is not my goal. I have no plans on throwing my money on stupidly high-risk plays, if I ever get to a point where I can afford to take that risk, I may from time to time, but it is not my agenda at all.

On a bit of a side note, what blogs/publications do you all tend to favor? I have found a few, though I would like to see what successful individuals are following.