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I am thinking to invest 2/3 thousnad dollars in stock market. I don’t know anything about market very new. How much can I make by day trading? I don’t want to loose any money so I will be little risk taker

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Its about USA stock market.

If you are not a risk taker you should not be trading stocks in the short term. Unless you know what you are doing, you are as likely to lose money as make money. And $3,000 is not nearly enough to get involved in day trading – with that amount of money you would not make enough profit to be worth the time you spent. Let’s say you trade all $3,000 on a stock, and you catch a 3% increase over a couple of days. After commissions you would net about $75-$80. And that is not going to happen as often as you would like. There will be trades where you will lose money.

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Where are you with basic stock market concepts? That term can be very confusing, but here it will mean the methods in which you will invest. If you are working with online brokers or even in person brokers to invest, the first questions they will ask you will be about your knowledge of investments. Do not make the mistake of not being thorough and honest here. The goal is to understand not only that you want to make money, but how fast and how safe you want to make that money. In order to do that, you must define where you stand in basic stock market concepts for investment.

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Can you give a scenario in which one can gain from a Call option and a Put option? What’s the significance of the Strike price?
What are call and put expiration dates for? If your contract expires does it mean you should sell your stock whether you like it or not?

That’s a bit long and complicated, but in short:

Buying a call option is the right (but not the obligation) to purchase a stock at a predetermined price (the strike price).

If you buy a call for ABC Company with a strike price of $20, you can buy the stock for $20. If the market price of the stock is $30, your position is profitable because you can still buy it for $20. Or, you can sell the contract at a profit without exercising it (actually buying the stock). If the market price of the stock falls to $15, you have a loss because no one will pay $20 for a $15 stock.

A put is the right (but not the obligation) to sell a stock at a predetermined price (the strike price), so it is a bet that a stock will decrease in value). If you buy a put for $20 and the stock falls to $15, you can still sell shares for $20. If the stock goes up to $25, you have a loss. Again, you can sell the contract without actually having to exercise it.

You can also sell calls and puts, but that’s too complicated to explain here.

For a more detailed explanation, go to the dictionary section of www.investopedia.com and search for "call" and "put".

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I hear there are fack stock market games online. Can someone give me a site? Also I would be willing to invest up to 1000 dollars. Is this too little? I am willing to risk my money, but I really want to learn to play the stock market. Any help?

Go to the investopedia.com site, it will answer any and all questions you will need for now. And you can play with paper money.
And one other thing, treat your money as a business