For example, commercial paper, bond markets, discount windows, and so on. The articles on these topics are not too helpful. I may need to see diagrams of how things work. Is there a web site out there that does more than just explain individual terms?
What’s the best way to learn about the stock market and all that it entails?
For example, commercial paper, bond markets, discount windows, and so on. The articles on these topics are not too helpful. I may need to see diagrams of how things work. Is there a web site out there that does more than just explain individual terms?
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November 1st, 2009 at 5:02 am
There are lot of sites like, etc.. which give insight to theories. First you have to understand the basics. Then you can depend on the exchanges. All exchanges are providing knowledge bases. You can go through that. After this you can depend on the historical data provided by the exchanges. Then try to analyze these historical data with the theory.
After this you can create a portfolio consisting of stocks, bonds etc and try to predict the future movements. Then watch your portfolio everyday with the market. Compare your predictions with the actual movements of the market.
In my opinion this virtual trading is the best way to learn about stock market.