As the market heads up and up and up everyone wants to get in on the action. Maybe you've gotten some gains from that mutual fund you invested in last year, and you want to take a stab at the market itself. Or maybe you're already in the market and want to be sure you're doing the right thing. Or maybe you're among the millions of people who now go online each night to check their stocks instead of watching television. Of course there are countless books, articles, TV shows, seminars, etc., touting one method of investment or another.
Conflicting advice is commonplace.
Michael Sincere has the answer. It's 101 Investment Lessons from the Wizards of Wall Street , and it's the inside secrets of the most trusted and successful investors on Wall Street. Use stop and limit orders to protect your gains. If you don't have the patience to trade stock, stick with mutual funds. Always know how much money you can afford to lose.