Stock Trading Information
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Contact the place from which you purchased the stock for assistance./
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Hell world,
I am obviously new to the Stock game. What I want to know is, where can I find the best information on how to trade stocks, where I can buy, etc..
all reccomendations are appreciated whether it be:
*Book
*Internet
*etc….
Even PennyStocks would be great! 
Thank you for your time
Try reading "Shares Made Simple" as it is ideal for beginners to learn the basics, then use a virtual trading simulator for a while to try to put it into practice before you risk any of your savings.
Virtual trading will let you see if you know enough to have any chance of making any money without risking any real cash to begin with.
More Trading Tips for Stock Traders at: http://www.TradingTips.com
Other recommended sites for traders at http://www.WealthPire.com
In this edition of the TradingTips.com video newsletter, we’ll be looking at a real-life pick I’ve made for my Options Insider subscribers.
Now, some picks are winners, others are not — but in this video, you’ll definitely see the logic that goes into making an Options Insider selection. With Options Insider, you get to be an “insider” — you get to benefit from “insider information,” see what the real insiders are doing, and ride the wave of bullish or bearish directional change based on what they are doing.
In this episode, you’ll learn:
- The identity of the pick — what the company is, what it does, and the basic facts about it and its underlying stock.
- The past history of the stock and its options with Options Insider. I’ll tell you right now that while we don’t know the outcome of this pick yet, this stock does have a proven history as a winner — but as a put play!
- What the insiders at the company in question have been doing in terms of buying and selling shares — and for how much!
- How the stock has been doing recently and, ultimately, why I like it as a call or put play.
Included in this video is a six-month chart of the stock, as well as a grid displaying all of the insider trading information. Did you think “insider trading” was illegal? It’s not. You can research what insiders are doing for free. Well, I should have said, “at no direct financial cost.” It will cost you time, though. If you value time more than money — as you should — than you should let Options Insider do the work for you.
The basic idea behind Options Insider is that we identify stocks with heavy insider buying and recommend their call options — and stocks with heavy insider selling and recommend their put options. This is a proven formula. Options Insider is a subscription Web site, but this week, we’re giving you one pick for free. All you have to do is watch the video to find out what it is!
Happy Trading!
Manny Backus
CEO, Wealthpire Inc.
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2 situations:
1- You know a company who has a new CEO who has been brought in to make a companys bottom line look attractive along with it’s activities with a view to sell the company in 2-3 years.
2- You know a company is going to be succesful and is going to be profitable in 2012.
In both of these situations what should you do in regards to buying stock? Also is this insider trading?
There are a few issues with insider trading that must be established for the trading to be illegal insider trading:
a) The trading must be based on material, non-public information. In #1, the new CEO is public knowledge. His plans to sell the company in 2-3 years are probably not even material until it looks like he has some solid offers. Why should it matter that he is trying to sell the company to one buyer rather than just do his best for the current owners? In #2, what does "you know" mean?
b) The information needs to have come from an insider not just be information pieced together. It looks like your #1 and #2 are just results of some research. That’s always fine.
c) The information behind the trading needs to have been misappropriated or given in breach of fiduciary duty. There are not close to enough details in #1 or #2.
Edit: Ron’s definition of insider trading is what the SEC would like you to believe but has always been rejected by Courts. See Wiki entry for insider trading for a good discussion of case law. Information according to Ron’s definition that does not meet standard c) above is not illegal. For example, if you overhear a conversation in a bar by two corporate insiders, you can trade away on that information with no worries from the SEC.