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Watch CNBC everyday and listen to everything Jim Cramer says and do the exact opposite.
Same way you learn to hit a baseball: Read books on what to do.
Investing is the obvious answer but assuming you have limited funds / you don't want o invest real money, there are certain platforms that let you invest paper (fake) money to improve your skills
You can also read yahoo finance / other stock specific reports and use invesopedia to fit any fundamental knowledge gaps you may have
IMO- I think it boils down to time spent and being active. By being active I don’t mean buying and selling constantly - just being aware. Reading investor reports, learning specific industries (what interest you?), learning how to value a company and their metrics (mkt cap/EPS, P/E)
Buy some stocks and start watching the market. Compare similar stocks. Look at past charts and historical prices.
You just start being active.
It comes with time.
Read How to make money in stocks. One of is not the best book on the stock market.
The more experience you gain will tell you not to do it . Find yourself a nice index fund and ride the waves
go get your CFP 🙌
Buy the s&p 500 index with whatever you feel comfortable learning with. Don’t trade just hold, It’ll incentivize you to learn me. Read books avoid hype and think for yourself.
YOLO some 0dte options for a while
lol do NOT do that
Be a fundamental investor. Meaning look and learn about companies fundamenta numbers like cash flow, margins, debt, etc. For the most part if you see that theyre positive and in an upward trend then its a decent company to invest in for the long run. Once you learn the fundamentals then move into options for more income or riskier equities. Most platforms dont have these information readily available but I’ve been trying out Ainvest and it has it. Free to use as well.
The only way to learn is to invest a little money and see for yourself.