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Will you teach me basics of Investing?

I am very much interested in online trading and I am searching for a mentor who can guide me regarding how to open an account. I am an Indian but presently in Italy . Will it be possible for me to open an online account with sharekhan? or angeltrading? or will i have to wait till i arrive in India? I will be pleased if you contact me : saurav.arya@gmail.com 0039 3346140628

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1. You can open a online trading account from Italy now, that's much be easier and confinient. So you can trade use that account too, don't wait until you arrive in India, make it quick and simple, because many online trading are in US or Europe. Good luck for you.
2. Anyone can learn how to trade the financial markets profitably. You don't need to be a finance expert. It can be just like playing any computer game. And you can start now wherever you may be. We at IQ Investments in partnership with GCI Financial (GCI) are pleased to invite you to subscribe to our Training and Discussion Lists at Yahoogroups. Free online training is available on this site -- http://finance.groups.yahoo.com/group/currencytrader/. Unlike all broker-initiated training programs that focus on the advantages offered by one broker over their competitors, Currency Trader and Bull Market center on the trader's needs and concerns, according to his individual circumstances and profit objectives, and emphasize those trading principles that precisely will help to ensure his success as a trader.
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4. I'll help you. I'll start by researching the brokers you mentioned and get back to you through your email. I am helping you because by helping you I help myself. I guess I am a little selfish.
5. 1. Manage yuor money well 2. Buy when low 3. Sell when high 4. Divercify your portfolio 5. Use everything proportionately in portfolio: shares, MF - equity, balance, liquid; insurance, post, IPO 6. dont overtrade 7. dont follow rumors, hints 8. Use Stop loss for orders
6. You got already precious answers above, but I would add the most basic thing to learn: "What is your attitude when things turn bad?" 1) Will you stick to what you already invested or even increase your commitment with the idea to "recover your loss" ?. 2) Or will you accept the loss, analyze seriously what is wrong, and abandon that ship if you see that it has more chance to sink than to reach the harbor. If your answer is 2), you have the discipline needed to be an investor. The rest is just technique. Well, to learn the techniques needs discipline also, like any homework. More on "loss aversion" at: http://perso.orange.fr/pgreenfinch/bfglo/bfglo.loss.htm .
7. It will be my pleasure to armour your knowledge at best, Kindly contact at: attri_icfai@yahoo.co.in kaushals.sandeep@yahoo.co.in mobile no-09910641002. mobile no-09873656028