
- December15 2004
- Volume 11
- Issue 23
Practice Investing Online
What is investing on margin all about?How do you properly set up an onlinetrading account? What's the differencebetween a market order and a limit order?If you are in the dark about any of thesefinancial subjects, a quick run through theeducational online investment simulatorput up by the North American SecuritiesAdministrators Association (www.investingonline.org) can enlighten you. Thesimulator allows you to track hypotheticaltrades and experience profits and lossesfirsthand. You'll learn, for instance,that a market order allows a broker toexecute a trade for you at any price,whereas a limit order must be executed atthe price you specify or not at all. Forvolatile stocks, the simulator suggests, alimit order is the better way to go. There'salso a quick quiz to help you determine ifyou're ready to invest online.
Articles in this issue
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Steer Clear of Dangerous Tax Promisesover 17 years ago
Tactfully Time Your Disability Insuranceover 17 years ago
Safeguard Your Assets with a Solid Wealth Preservation Planover 17 years ago
Expose Your Portfolio to Foreign Dineroover 17 years ago
Minimize Irrational Investing Behaviorover 17 years ago
Model Portfolio Series: Equity Incomeover 17 years ago
SUV Loophole Tighteningover 17 years ago
Going DIY on Financesover 17 years ago
The State of Death Taxesover 17 years ago
Cost of a Will





















































