online stock advice

[Larry the boss]

Anyone here deal with online stocks?? any advice on how to get it and what sites to go to???

[4truth]

I use Schwab. Sadly, I am no source of info much beyond that

[MOMENTO MORI]

Your ain’t trying to invest ish....barely got enough money for your steel reserve....

[SkillspayBills]

Depends how hands on or hands off you want to be. You can use Robinhood if you want to be hands on and betterment or weatherfront if you want a robo advisor. I personally use fidelity for my Roth IRA and my brokerage account because it's versatile. I can do long term and short term investing if I so choose.

[B.UTLER]

for beginner, you may want to think long term investment and just invest in mutual funds or etf, instead of individual stock. though individual stock could gain more but that is also more risk and need more research.

[Larry the boss]

I use Schwab. Sadly, I am no source of info much beyond that

Depends how hands on or hands off you want to be. You can use Robinhood if you want to be hands on and betterment or weatherfront if you want a robo advisor. I personally use fidelity for my Roth IRA and my brokerage account because it's versatile. I can do long term and short term investing if I so choose.

for beginner, you may want to think long term investment and just invest in mutual funds or etf, instead of individual stock. though individual stock could gain more but that is also more risk and need more research.

What are the returns like?? and can you get your money out at anytime?

[boxingfan91]

Your ain’t trying to invest ish....barely got enough money for your steel reserve....

Lmao god damn larry...u gonna take that? Whats the world coming to?

[Zaroku]

for beginner, you may want to think long term investment and just invest in mutual funds or etf, instead of individual stock. though individual stock could gain more but that is also more risk and need more research.

To me you are a beginner and an idiot!

[B.UTLER]

What are the returns like?? and can you get your money out at anytime?

You can get your money anytime. The return is dependent on the funds or stock or bond you choose, as a matter of a fact, you can also lose money. More reward, more risk.

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What are the returns like?? and can you get your money out at anytime?

You can, but there are higher taxes if you take your money out within a period of time. Thinking long term is the best way to start imo.