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The Basics for Investing in Stocks

Ebook - Investing
Wednesday, 09 May 2007

the basics for investing in stocks, Asiaing.comNo other investment available holds as much potential as stocks over the long run. This booklet will give you the knowledge you need to begin investing in stocks.

The investor education booklet are available for free from DFI, in partnership with Kiplinger's Personal Finance magazine, the Investor Protection Trust and the American Library Association.

The booklets can be viewed online in PDF format or you may order a booklet and have it mailed to you free of charge.

Click here, Download the Booklet: The Basics for Investing in Stocks

PDF Version, 189KB, 20Pages

About DFI:

The Washington State Department of Financial Institutions (DFI) provides regulatory oversight for our state’s financial service providers.

DFI was created by combining pre-existing units from two state agencies in October, 1993. Although relatively new, the agency's beginnings date back to the early 1900s, with the organization of the Division of Banking on June 12, 1907, and the Division of Securities in the 1930s. (DFI was created by Ch. 43.320 RCW)

DFI is self-supporting, in that none of its operating revenues come from the state's general tax funds. Its operating revenues are paid by the organizations and individuals it regulates.

 

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Austin546 said:

You you buy stocks you are buying a business simple as that - you are part owner. If the business isn't sound neither will the stockholders for very long. Warren Buffet has stated this MANY times. Investing in indexes just leaves you open to problems buy GOOD SOUND BUSINESS FOR A GOOD SOUND price and you won't have to worry about what the stock market is doing or what the share price is. If it is TRULY a well managed business eventually the share price will reflect it's intrinsic value.
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December 14, 2008

Austin546 said:

You you buy stocks you are buying a business simple as that - you are part owner. If the business isn't sound neither will the stockholders for very long. Warren Buffet has stated this MANY times. Investing in indexes just leaves you open to problems buy GOOD SOUND BUSINESS FOR A GOOD SOUND price and you won't have to worry about what the stock market is doing or what the share price is. If it is TRULY a well managed business eventually the share price will reflect it's intrinsic value. IF this book doesn't let you know you are buying businesses as part owner it's a waste of time and energy and worse yet money.
investing in the stock market
December 14, 2008

Hope said:

Please e-mail me a copy.
July 08, 2008

khor said:

may I have a copy. Thanks
March 20, 2008

xiaojun said:

Please send a copy to me!Thanks a lot!
September 17, 2007

sean said:

Thanks alot.
August 06, 2007

thiti said:

thankyou
June 04, 2007 | url

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