Learning to trade stock

>>1769092
You can do with with pen and paper. All the simulators I've seen suck.

>>1769108
Kek no

>>1769092
yes

>>1769117
Like how the fuck do you do it? drawing lines like an autist?

>>1769127
start informing about the firms calculating their P/E read their annual report you should b fine

>>1769127
a lot of brokers provide free paper-trading, like ameritrade's thinkorswim.

>>1769127
>>1769130
this, do proper DD.

Depending on where you're starting from watch martin shkreli's original finance lessons. It's a good introduction to looking at different companies from a mostly financial perspective. he even does a good examination of panera bread

>>1769092
Just shop around for demo accounts at brokers, exchanges, etc. If they have a paid product, they don't need to plaster it with ads when they want to rope you in with a free simulated account.

someone give me a quick rundown on ford

I've heard their dividends are nice but it would take 20 years for it to just pay itself off

>>1769173
*supposing that they kept paying out at about the same right

>>1769173
Ford is good buy hold if you plan to be alive at least 40 years lol

What Trump "says" isn't concrete and it will take longer than 8 years to do a turn around on the American automotive industry

American cars not only suck and are inefficient but we live in a service industry and not a manufacturing Industry so keep that in mind before you pour your life savings into it

>>1769092
Thinkorswim paper money

>>1769092
The simulator on Investopedia is pretty good. Check it out and see if you like it OP