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Lesson 1 on the Stock Market by Zapata George



Zapata George teaches you more about the stock market in 5 minutes than you will learn in 10 years. The first in a series of lessons on investing from one of the best in the business.

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25 Responses to “Lesson 1 on the Stock Market by Zapata George”

  1. StockMarketVideo says:

    GREAT VIDEO! Thanks for sharing!

    Happy Trading!

  2. Jack509203 says:

    with too many different opinions and endless source of information deep and deep I’m ignorant in investing in the stock market……So what really is the stock market?

  3. bouncingsoul100 says:

    why dont you day trade dont you know it

  4. drmoogala says:

    I have been making my living by trading equities and options for the last 9.5 years. The Institutions do not “know” which way the market is going they make it go there! The Stock markets go up or down solely as a result of money being added or withdrawn from them. Only the ignorant look at the marketws as savings acounts,trading is the only way to make money in the markets unless your time horizion is forever.

  5. kambridge967 says:

    I wish that was true bro.

  6. wavytv says:

    Get out of the market and the banks now, before it’s to late, for you and your family… US Debt $12,100,000,000,000.00 plus. (go to: usdebtclock)

  7. 407buddy says:

    Give me some more BULL, please!

    Wall Street is a fraud.
    The dollar is fiat and done.
    Goldman Sach, JPM are thieves and frauds.
    Govt economic data: a fraud.
    Comex and The Federal Reserve: frauds
    Naked gold/silver short contracts: frauds
    Bernanke, Geitner, Paulson, Roubini: frauds
    Cnbc pundits and Cramer, don’t beliveive these frauds.
    Don’t get screwed folks, stay away from this scum.
    Stick to owning physical gold and silver bullion.
    Guess what happens when the music stops?
    Be save.

  8. canfly123 says:

    The Stock market is a tricky and unreliable place to invest, but if you play your cards right you can make a profit. I play both but i trully belive Real estate is the place to be. Its solid and reliable.

  9. mattt1ooo says:

    BANK OF AMERICA IS THE MOST CORRUPT BANK IN THE COUNTRY!. Bank of America harassed me, ruined my credit, charged me over $800 in fees over a 10 day period, tried to humiliate me, and never stopped calling my house- all because of $50 overdraft!!
    In one day I was charged over $250 in overdraft fees because of a company that took advantage of my bank account- BofA charges more fees than any bank in the World!

  10. bigbigblue111 says:

    Why is that?

  11. SanitySource says:

    so does this mean that th stock market is rigged and is not a decent way to make money?

  12. randomdude108 says:

    Take all your money out of the bank and buy SILVER bullion.
    THE BEST ADVICE YOU WILL HEAR ON YOUTUBE FOR 2009

  13. pegobuilders says:

    Ethical investment is the fastest growing area of the stock market

  14. dglass81 says:

    this is the really wealthy investor talking from his home garage??

    LET ME LISTEN!!

  15. Andyoyo says:

    I like this guy

  16. bmain1 says:

    I also Have one eye, and I also Invest. I do well perhaps one eyed people dont get tripped up in the market as often.lol

  17. 8insnake says:

    where do i go to find free mailers

  18. trading4profits says:

    lol

  19. TheMikedeol says:

    If your new to the market, try joining free mailers for stock tips to start yourself off. I’ve been investing for many years now and when i first begun investing i used a free mail to start off from a website known as xtremepicks

  20. asyptotc234 says:

    Why did bond rates change in ‘82?

  21. hmt444 says:

    i like him

  22. 23580578 says:

    zapata very good fella

  23. DivaAnnFisher says:

    I wrote an answer to Bernie Madoff.
    It is my ORIGINAL song,
    I’VE GOT A SMILE.
    Just follow the link in my name, in blue, above. It is a song written for our troubled economic times

  24. ghost121 says:

    Take the total cost of all shares purchased at different intervals and divide it by the total of number shares.

  25. phonedial9 says:

    Thank you! I see the mistake I was making. I was dividing the actual share price, not the dollar amount of the purchase. This helps a lot. Now I can average down knowing what the outcome will be rather than finding out after the trade.

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