Stocks for Beginners

I interview industry experts so you’ll learn what to do, what to ask and – ideally – how not to lose money. I’m just like you I want to make money from the stock market but I find the terminology confusing. I want to be able to make informed decisions. Let’s learn together on Stocks for Beginners.

“It always seemed to me to be much too difficult to analyse the fundamentals of whatever it was that you were trading, because there would always be people that knew so much more than could ever possibly know, and what they knew would somehow be reflected in the trading in the chart and you could see that.” Benjamin is a lawyer, stock trader and publisher of the newsletter The Oracle on Wilshire. A technical analyst he uses trends and patterns to determine movements in the stock market. His curiosity in financial markets began with the severing of the US dollar from the gold standard in 1971 by Richard Nixon sparking a fascination with commodities markets. Benjamin has previously worked as a financial adviser, and currently works as a lawyer with four decades of experience in life insurance litigation he is considered one of the preeminent lawyers in his field.

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