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Sometimes, stocks even come with the chance to vote on issues affecting the company that you are invested in.

Instead of an index fund, consider investing in stocks that beat the 10 percent annual historical market return. If you wish to project your expected return from any particular stock, add the projected earnings rate to the dividend yield. A stock with 12% earnings and yields 2% may give you an overall return of 14%.

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Be aware of the limits of your expertise and do not try to push beyond them. If you are going to invest without help or using a online broker, you should only go with what you know. Invest in companies you understand over companies you know nothing about. Those decisions should be left to an advisor.

 [http://www.23hq.com/cleffoam6/story/12730893 Think The Economy Is Too Bad To Invest In? Think Again!] A good goal for your stocks to achieve is a minimum of a 10 percent return on an annual basis, because any lower, you might as well just invest in an index fund for the same results. To get an idea of what the return on an individual stock might be, find the dividend yield, as well as the stock's projected earnings rate of growth and then add them together. The potential return could be a possible 14% for a stock with 12 percent in earnings growth and a yield of 2 percent.

Try not investing a lot in the company where you're employed. Although it seems good to support your company by owning its stock, there are certain risks involved. If anything happens to the company, you will not only lose your paycheck but your investment, as well. There may be bargains to be had if you can buy the stock at a discount, so investing some of your money in your own company is a wise choice.

Don't listen to stock tips or recommendations that you didn't ask to hear. Listen to financial advisers that you speak with, as they can be trusted. Disregard what all others say. Conducting research and doing the necessary homework on your own pays the most dividends in getting you prepared to invest, especially when you use this research and homework in lieu of advice that is given to you by people who are paid to provide it.

While investing in risky stocks can offer outsized rewards, you should balance your portfolio with safer stocks as well. Stocks with long-term safety offer the power of compound interest. It's good to have a mix of companies that have great growth potential as well as some from major companies in your portfolio. Major companies will keep on growing, which means your stocks will consistently gain more value.

Does investing in stocks sound interesting? If the answer is yes, then let's get started! Keep the basic information in mind and you will soon be playing in the stock market, without losing alot of money.
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