I've used Fidelity for trading and 401k for a long time and have been quite happy with them. Take a few online courses. Have a strategy and stick to it is the best advice I can give.
You have to be really careful right now. It's hit 400% and ranging. Use Fidelity or Vangaurd to create an account.
Understand risk management and that the stock market, even DWAC, is easily manipulated.
The smart thing to do right now is be patient and let the stock settle and then enter with ONLY WHAT YOU CAN AFFORD TO LOSE
Once you set up an account, wait for the right time to buy and hold onto it. If it flops, well then you lose what you can afford to lose, if it rockets, well then you made profit and you can repeat the cycle.
Use fidelity and open a Roth IRA.
I use this argument to explain why Roths are the best:
"The government only lets you contribute $6000 a year"
Trump upped it to $6500
Invest in commodities, such as groceries, metals, and security. Also fuel, if you have a safe place to store it. Don't forget fuel stabilizer.
I've used Fidelity for trading and 401k for a long time and have been quite happy with them. Take a few online courses. Have a strategy and stick to it is the best advice I can give.
You have to be really careful right now. It's hit 400% and ranging. Use Fidelity or Vangaurd to create an account.
Understand risk management and that the stock market, even DWAC, is easily manipulated.
The smart thing to do right now is be patient and let the stock settle and then enter with ONLY WHAT YOU CAN AFFORD TO LOSE
Once you set up an account, wait for the right time to buy and hold onto it. If it flops, well then you lose what you can afford to lose, if it rockets, well then you made profit and you can repeat the cycle.
Remember: Risk Management. Risk Management. Risk Management.
Thank you all! I just realized my husband has a Fidelity retirement account, so I will go through that account.