Question about investing in stocks?

[Anonymous]

I can go on for hours about investing. The best approach is to "get rich slowly". And part of that means to not try to get rich off of every stock that you buy. In fact it is best to go with low fee mutual funds as opposed to individual stocks. Investing in individual stocks exposes you to individual stock risk. When you are in a mutual fund your risk is spread out over dozens of stocks, or as many stocks as are in the fund. And, the majority of investors do not beat the S&P 500. And most mutual funds don't beat the S&P 500. And DO NOT buy a stock on the recommendation of a friend without looking more into it. Odds are by the time you've heard of it, it has already had its upward run and it is over.

[ibodi]

Each country has different rule.
stock often need time to delivery, anyway that is a cost, you just can buy and sell several times if you dont have money. but the future market can do that but that can be up and down in one second. computer can not bear too. so there are possible errors. rule can consider an attitude that government dont wish you addicted to it.

[Redstang88]

Actually just got into it recently, finally making decent money so figured it was time
Gpod app in Canada is wealthsimple, free and easy to set up. Done some day trading, but not much yet as I still really don’t know what I’m doing.
Easiest way to pick stocks is obviously advice from someone that knows what they’re doing. Other than that, just gotta do your homework.

[R3DthatDude]

Robinhood is a good beginner investment app in stocks