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It's Your Money: The E*TRADE Step-by-Step Guide to Online Investing

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Easy to follow step-by-step guide
As online investing is brand new to me, I found this book easy to follow and extremely interesting. The book guided me through the online process in a way that was easy for me to understand as well as increase my knowledge surronding online investing. The glossary of terms is a great reference to help one learn the variety of terminology. The book was filled with tons of useful information and I would highly recomend anyone who is investing online to read it!
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August 11, 2000 (south of San Francisco) | Helpful Votes: 21 | Rating: 5

A great introduction to online investing
This is the first personal finance book I've read that talks about investing in plain, easy-to-understand language. It's great for the beginner and useful for folks like me who've been investing on their own for awhile but who want to expand their knowledge or want clarification on how the markets work. I recommend it highly!
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June 20, 2000 (Los Angeles, California) | Helpful Votes: 20 | Rating: 5

E*TRADE Boss Tells All
This may be the first, and is certainly one of the first books to spell out the process of online investing, and as such it is a valuable resource for the "layman" investor. As a reader with minimal knowledge of the stock market and online transactions, I was particularly impressed on three counts. First, Cotsakos has written the entire volume in an flowing, easily understood style, sort of as though he were just talking you through the process. This is helpful for those of us who don't really understand much of the typical jargon, and it also makes it easier to remain interested in what could be a very dry subject. Second, he goes back to the very basics of computer usage (purchasing the right machine with the right capabilities, etc.), which still could be quite mysterious for some people. By doing this he has anticipated and already answered some of our potential questions. And third, the book really progresses in a step-by-step fashion, with refreshers...
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June 21, 2000 | Helpful Votes: 15 | Rating: 5

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Provides complete company financial information free of charge, up-to-date research on stocks and mutual funds for fast buy-and-sell, a bond center, and access to an online community of other investors for an exchange of hot investment tips and strategies. Top to learn more

If you're curious about investing but have been too afraid to try, or if you've wondered about the hype surrounding online trading but were unsure how to plug in, It's Your Money is for you. In it, Christos Cotsakos--the man who put online trading on the map--leads you step-by-step into the brave new world of Internet trading. The book begins literally at the beginning, with criteria for buying a computer and selecting an Internet service provider, moves on through investment basics, and finally offers sophisticated strategies for analyzing individual stocks. Ever wondered what the NASDAQ was but didn't want to show your ignorance? Or day trading? Read on. In a clear, conversational style, Cotsakos answers all the key questions, from what growth stocks are, to why bonds are really not boring, to the difference between front-end and rear-end loads (mutual funds, that is).

Once you've grasped the basics, you're on your way to opening your own Internet trading account. The beauty of managing and investing money online is that you can be your own "professional fund manager" (which gives you more power over your money--the author's primary goal here). Cotsakos explains how to research investment opportunities using the World Wide Web, and how to analyze and interpret what you've found in order to meet your own goals. He shows how to take advantage of such online perks as portfolio tracking and computer alerts for important changes in particular investments. And he introduces advanced topics for the braveheart investor--IPOs, day trading, and extended-hours trading. The Cotsakos approach is nevertheless a prudent one. The emphasis is on using the computer's analytical tools to create a well-conceived financial plan, rather than on simply learning how to ride the helter-skelter world of day trading, for example. As a primer for investing online, this book is a great resource. Be forewarned, however: Cotsakos does take every opportunity to mention his own financial-services company, E*Trade. There are others out there, so take a leaf out of his own book and do your research--online, of course--before you sign up. --Lesley Reed Top to learn more

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A very complete guide!
The author starts out by building confidence in investing on-line. His eleven Getting Started points (Decide how much you can save and invest, Master the terms, Understand the difference between being an active and passive investor, etc.) set the tone for the entire book. He assumes you have never invested on-line and then shows you exactly how to do it. Not only does he explain how to invest at your computer but he also explains basic terminology (selling stock short, buying a call in options, shareholders' equity, etc.) so that you are never lost in his explanations. Thankfully, he reserves the deeper topics (Capital-gain distribution nightmare, stock splits, etc.) for the gray sidebars. The hundreds of internet addresses he provides are enough to fill anyone's bookmarks. This is the kind of book you read with your laptop so that you can check out the references and bookmark those which have meaning to you.
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July 15, 2008 (Stuck somewhere in CA) | Helpful Votes: 47 | Rating: 5

You're only a Dummy if you don't check out this book!
I don't know how thorough or concise the first 5 editions of this resource were, but I can tell you this edition is both. I have just recently begun educating myself on the market, and started with the most recommended texts about - or by - Buffett, Lynch, Graham and others. I read the Complete Idiot's Guide to Investing that was informative. But nothing I've read thus far puts so much useful, understandable and resourceful information at your fingertips. Like the reviewer above states, there are HUNDREDS of viable links to largely free sites that cover the full spectrum of investing; from terminology and fundamental/technical analysis, to screeners, analyst ratings, quant models, governance, taxation and how to avoid scams. As mentioned, have your computer close by to bookmark these invaluable resources. Three additional chapters to the book - available online - pick up where the book left off with more advanced concepts and strategies. I can't recommend this text highly enough.
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October 30, 2008 (Charleston SC) | Helpful Votes: 30 | Rating: 5

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Straightforward advice on investing online wisely with the most updated information available

If you're eager to take control of your investments but don't want to make it your full-time job, Investing Online For Dummies, 7th Edition will put you on your way. Completely updated to cover all the newest online tools and resources, this easy-to-understand guide gets you started with investing online and growing your online portfolio using the latest tools, information, and resources available. You'll learn to pick winning stocks, find an online broker, construct a profitable portfolio, research investment data online, and what considerations to take into account when making key decisions.

Addresses critical issues for beginner investors, such as setting reasonable expectations, figuring out how much to invest, assessing how much risk is appropriate, and picking an online broker
Pinpoints a variety of Web sites, online calculators, databases, and online communities that will help you make beneficial decisions
Delves into using online tools to calculate returns and risk, selecting mutual funds with online databases, analyzing stocks and financial statements, and buying bonds online

You'll quickly see the profits of the straightforward and fun online investing advice contained within Investing Online For Dummies, 7^th Edition! Top to learn more

Investing Online For Dummies
I started out on computers 15 years ago and loved the Dummies books. They made learning fun. I have now moved into investing and enjoyed the cutting edge articles I read in this book. Much reading and learning is required in stock investing in order to prepare oneself for stepping onto Wall Street. This new 2008 edition of Online Investing is a big help.
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February 18, 2008 (Sumner, WA) | Helpful Votes: 18 | Rating: 4

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Customer Review

Instantaneous information
A great app for getting an instant snapshot of your investments. The first thing I look at when I roll out of bed. It would be even better with options support, but nonetheless, a very nice tool.
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November 29, 2011 | Helpful Votes: 1 | Rating: 5

Maybe it's good but...
I can't seem to figure out how to use it with Wells Fargo. It says I need to enable a Quicken something or other and there's no real instructions. And there is no way to contact the maker's customer service (if they even have such a department). So there's no help on this...I just keep getting emails telling me to set it up and enter an account. So I guess it's just a waste of money for me. But the price wasn't much and I don't really mind--apparently it's a great app--just not so hot when you're a Wells Fargo client. All in all, I'd have to give it a 3 rating because of lack of support and a lack of instructions for Wells Fargo people.
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December 8, 2011 (Capon Bridge, WV USA) | Helpful Votes: 2 | Rating: 3

sweet
loving it. cant believe Schwab doesn't have android app. thanks for putting it all in one place. I would love to see more analysis as well.
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November 30, 2011 | Helpful Votes: 2 | Rating: 4

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Tried and tested and profitable!
I enjoyed this book much more than I thought I would. My concern was that it might be full of concepts I couldnt understand. It isnt full of jargon but when neccessary it can be technical. The good news is that the examples given quickly explain the technical bits which deepens the understanding. I also like it because it is about a philosophy of trading and how you can create your own style/philosophy. The author has made some good money trading and he has lost money too. Again the advantage here is you get to learn from his experience before you trade yourself. You can also contact him for further advice. If you are interested in Trading this is a great book to get you started.
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January 11, 2012 (Springston, New Zealand) | Helpful Votes: 2 | Rating: 5

Very Insightul, simple yet powerful
Been trading for a bit now, and knowing Mr. Oli, i had to read his books, they are simple, down to the point, clear and concise, but very powerful and will work for anybody serious in this field. I 100% support Oli in all his does, and give his work a high regard and recommendation to anybody without a doubt, you wont be disappointed with this one in particular :) :)
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February 2, 2012 (cincinnati, OH, United States) | Helpful Votes: 1 | Rating: 5

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[Publisher’s Note: Oli Hille is an Amazon #1 Bestselling author. He is also an internationally known Financial Markets’ Trader.]

This is a practical, 61 page book that gets straight to the point.

I wish I had a book like this when I started out trading in 1990. The information in this book represents thousands of hours of research as well as interviewing top international traders, and actively trading the markets.

So congratulations on getting your hands on this book and welcome to the world of Advanced Trading.

Here are the Parts of the Book:

Part 1 - My Trading Background

Part 2 - Introduction

Part 3 - Trading Basics and Psychology

Part 4 - My 13 Hard Earned Trading Rules

Part 5 - Brokerage and Carry Costs

Part 6 - How to Start Trading

Part 7 - You Must Find YOUR Way of Trading

Part 8 - You MUST Have an Edge

Part 9 - Timeframes

Part 10 - Discipline as a Trader

Part 11 - Money Management

Part 12 - Risk

Part 13 - Cut Your Losses But Let Your Gains Run

Part 14 - Technical Analysis

Part 15 - Fundamental Analysis

Part 16 - Trend Trading

Part 17 - Trading Platforms

Part 18 - Losing Streak

Part 19 - Trading Legends

Part 20 - Mentoring

Part 21 - God and Trading

Part 22 - Solomon Wealth Fund

Part 23 - My 2007 Trading Diary

Part 24 - My 2008 Trading Diary

Part 25 - The Perfect Trade

Part 26 - The Main Event

I look forward to hearing how you progress in your trading and how you have used this book to get you there faster!

Happy Trading and “Make Money”!

Oli Hille
Author

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Wonderful!
Oli does a great job of making a difficult topic user friendly. I have learned some practical lessons on trading and can see a way to make more profit in the market! Thanks Oli for putting into words a plan for me to increase my likelihood of making some profit in the market!
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January 5, 2012 | Helpful Votes: 1 | Rating: 4

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Trading in the stock market is not easy. It demands a major investment of hard work, focused intelligence, and capital. There is also, quite often, a significant "tuition" charge for your training period, before you begin making money: you should not be surprised to lose $50,000 or $100,000 during this training period, depending on what you are putting on the table. This little book may not make you a single dime, but it should help you to keep your head clear and your focus keen -- and focus and clarity are a trader's best friends. Top to learn more

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Customer Review

One of the best books for Trading and Investing
This book is a great book for anyone looking to invest money in the stock market. I have read many investment books and stock trading books and this is one of only 3 books that I would advise a new trader or investor to read. The author, Jason Kelly, starts by explaining "Why Stocks are Good Investments". Jason points to strong and true facts that show that owning stocks is one of the best ways of increasing wealth over time. He explains how you make money in stocks and goes into the difference between "total return" and "capital appreciation". Jason then explains why companies even sell stocks and how that works. If you are new to stock investing or trading and you do not have a clear understanding of this then you should read this. There is a quick section also about how to choose a broker to help you buy and sell stocks. Jason then goes into "How to Evaluate Stocks". He explains the difference between value and growth investing. Jason does a...
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February 20, 2010 (North Carolina) | Helpful Votes: 111 | Rating: 5

WHY this book is for you- regardless
I see a one-star review here that says this book is for neophyte investors. Yes, it is! It's also for experienced investors. I have 400% in total portfolio gains over the last two years. I'm not inexperienced- and I find substantial value in this new book, as I did in his earlier one that helped me learn my investment strategy. Occasionally someone will ask how I managed to achieve such gains in a recession, and I tell them how I follow fundamentals- value, potential, risk assessment, and so on. I'm amazed at the number of people who think that's crude strategy... but yet to find such a person who has done as well. One of the reasons some "experienced" investors don't do as well as they should is that they forget the fundamentals, or start believing fundamentals are negotiable or don't apply to them because of their accumulated wisdom. Experience can get in the way if you start thinking that doing something for several years automatically makes you good at...
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June 14, 2010 (Kansas) | Helpful Votes: 51 | Rating: 5

Easy to understand and learn
I am new to trading in the stock market and with all the hype about online trading options I decided to give it a try. I figured I had nothing to lose since my financial adviser isn't doing much with my money. This book is very well written and easy to understand even for a beginner for me. If this book helped you, another book to check out is . This book helped me a lot. I started turning a profit within the first month investing. If you are looking to turn huge profits I recommend you read this book.
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January 26, 2012 | Helpful Votes: 19 | Rating: 5

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