Trading 101: How Does the Stock Market Work?
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2016
- Trading 101: How Does the Stock Market Work?
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@@claytrader great ... Video
But ...Not clear
For example a,b,c are sellers & 1,2,3 are buyers ...then
(Edit :) ∆= trade price
How TRADE price is DECLARED ? ∆=? ( What is formula ?)
HOW the price Go UP /. DOWN ?????
I am (beginners )are un-clear about that FORMULA .....
can you please explain
@@aditya2805 why do I get the feeling you are asking me a homework question?
@@claytrader
👽.....
I ... Want to make you ignore something frontinier issues
Which will INFLUENCE stock market A lot
1. AI ... (It works against Middle class Public )
2. Privacy Data Policies ...
3. Company Transparency..... in digital DOMAIN
IPO Shares (Actual market value is always less than Capital Gained by company ). ....(DYNAMIC Value of company is Lesser than ACTUAL/NET company value..... In share market )
......
4. LTD (Limited liability) who invented LTD
conclusion ; SHARE MARKET is A NIGHTMARE for PUBLIC
Source: book FAKE by Robert Kiyosaki
Pardon ...if does not suits YOU
@@aditya2805 tell that to the millions of people who have become wealthy, over time, with the stock market.
I'm learning so much from these basic introductory videos and your replies to questions in the comments, I definitely subscribed. I have a health issue which prevents me from having physically demanding jobs and I think trading in stock market will save my life. It's that serious so thank you so much!
You're welcome. Glad you are finding the videos helpful.
ClayTrader is there a way to know which stocks are the best to buy.
Look for trends in successful companies e.g. old railway companies, steel industries from the 1800's -1900's. Modern day examples like Google, Apple. The tell tale signs are the same even now. Think about demand! If it's got a low buying price but is growing consistently and showing signs of a possible rapid growth invest in it. Read about JP Morgan too.
Ibn Canaan wow I wish the best of luck to you and spend wisely lol
Ibn Canaan Same here! I have kidney failure and had to quit my job in the medical field to go on disability while I wait for a transplant. I am beginning to educate myself about the stock market. I already have a Roth IRA for retirement but I want to start investing and day trading to supplement the $ I am getting from disability (which is less than what I made when I was working). Great video Clay. New subscriber here!
Great introductory video! It all started with early live market trading - selling cattle, corn, vegetables and the like. Buyers and sellers used to meet at the town square and haggle (bargain) prices and deals would take place. Then with industrialization, companies needed to raise money. So they devised a plan to go to the public and sell parts of their company for a dollar amount (not material parts, parts of ownership). This they called "a share" So 1 share is a representation of ownership in a company. For example Facebook, (FB) their initial offering was about $38/- a share when it started trading in May 2012. Then in August 2012, Facebook's share dipped to $19.69. Today March 17, 2017 the single share value is $139.99 Suppose a lady, let's say her name is Helen, aged 62, purchased 100 shares on May 2012 at the Initial Public Offering (IPO) that would have cost her $3800/- She wanted to save for her retirement and thought Facebook would be a good company to invest in by holding on to that stock and see the company's value rise. Today let's say she is 67 years old and wants to sell her stock of 100 shares of FB @ $139.99 per share. Someone (a buyer) unseen through any brokerage will buy it because FB shares are still in demand. (*If FB did not do so well, then there won't be any buyers, so that's the risk you run into trading stocks. The share has to be in demand at the current point of time you decide you want to sell and are looking for a buyer). So she sells it. $139.99 x 100 shares = $13,999/- Her profit: $13,999 - $3,800 = $10,199. No bank will give you this sort of return in just 5 years. Not in your wildest dreams. That is why people clamor after stocks/ shares of good performing companies. Of course, all earnings are subject to Capital Gains tax - Gains you make on selling a stock. (a collection of shares of a single company).
Good post. Thanks
You're welcome. Glad to help!
wow. thank you so much !
I'm watching this instead of studying for my exams tomorrow 😂😂
Uh oh!
@@claytrader I'm from India and I'm 18 and I'm really interested in becoming an investor.What are the takes I should take?
I've given up on my exams. Need this trading to work for me
Right, I have a test tomorrow too
Active recall
For the first time in my life i got to know how the stock market works.
Thanx Clay!
That's awesome to hear. Glad the video could help.
Navneet Xalxo seller and buyer are wrong lol 😂
Just saying lol
😆😆😆😆 he confused Me with that shit and always will
Thank you, this is by far the most helpful, in-depth video I have found explaining the stock market. I am looking to get into the stock market but had limited understanding of how people make money in the stock market. Thank you!
Sounds like you'd benefit from this link too: claytrader.com/getting-started/
I'm only 13 but I just realized that a video game trading system is exactly like a stock market... thanks so much for making this video!
You're welcome.
RS
Me too
Adam LaPlante what is the name of the trading video game? Thx
@@hibakassem1777 Runescape. In the game, their stock market is called the grand exchange. Instead of stocks, the grand exchange sells almost every item of the game because any player can list an item to sell and any player can buy those items. The prices are set not only by the player, but also by the market. So it's a lot like the stock market. And a lot of Runescape players make money from the grand exchange just like the stock market.
This video was posted back in 2016 , 4 years later it is still one of the most informative videos on RUclips to ever exist ! Thank you sir .
Glad it was helpful!
From this video, and the previous one, I have learned more from you, than from my trading class! You're very informative while keeping it simple.
Great to hear!
agree
i was inspired to become a beginner .thx
Happy to hear that.
How are you doing now bro ?
This is actually the very first video that I stumbled upon that clearly explains what the stock market is. Thank you fam.
Glad it could help! Thanks for watching.
" Thank you" is not enough to say according to how this guy explains the lesson but that is all what I can ! Thank you so much😊
You're very welcome!
Clay bro that was so well explained... stay doing good and god bless man
Glad to hear it helped.
exactly what i needed thnk u so much
You're welcome.
You, my friend have got my subscription and i hope to learn a lot from you. Thank you for simplifying these 2 videos and paying attention to the comment section!
Thanks for the feedback. Glad you're finding value in the videos.
I have search, search, and search for the right understanding of how the stock market works and you my sir have answer my questions. You broke it down to the simplest way for us beginners to understand. Thank You!!!!!!!!!!
Happy to help
You just got yourself a new subscriber :DD
Great! Welcome to the channel!
These trading 101 videos are great! Very good teacher. Thank you!
Thanks for the feedback. Glad you enjoy.
I am so glad that person asked that question. I've been searching for these answers for weeks, and I agree, many videos I've watched seem to breeze over these seemingly obvious answers. They have just not been obvious to me.
Thanks for the feedback Taylor. Glad you got the answers you were looking for!
Omg! Omg! Thank you for this. I am really new and felt left out and yes it is common sense but you made it better to understand thank you!
Glad it could help!
Okay, let me see if I get this straight. To put it in Layman's terms, I buy a 10 dollar stock, it raises to 20 dollars, I sell it at 20 bucks, someone buys it for 20 bucks, I get back 10 bucks. Sorry, I'm a beginner and just wanted to see if that was the case.
Correct. I have more beginner videos here claytrader.com/blogs/trading-101/
Not sure if you will see this, but in this scenario you will get $10 gains. A total of $20 in your pocket, when at first you only had $10.
Yes. But in the avg exchange there is a buying cost and a selling cost as well. but what you said is the general idea!
Alex Frumen so does this money just keep growing over time? How do you know when to sell? What if the money could keep growing. For example if my returns or dividends or profit or whatever the correct term is, are a million dollars. Should I wait for it to get bigger or just stop while the going is good? Also how do you know to give up ur share when the market dips? B/c I’ve seen some people say something about sticking it out and then gaining even more in the long run because they waited out the stock market crash instead of panicking and selling immediately and the market bounced back. Pls help, I have so many questions😭
blessing B it depends, if you think that the stock value will increase even more, then go ahead, wait it out. But if u think that’s It’s at peak price right now, then sell it now. If you think the stock market is gonna crash long term and it’s super risky to keep a stock, then sell it instantly to get some value out of it before the value decreases a lot. You could also get a stock when the stock market crashes and it’s super cheap and try to wait for it it increase in price after the crash stops, but it’s risky
this was such a great video! it explained so much! thank you!
Glad to hear it helped!
I am new to trading and I have learned more in 5 min than I have reading 2 books... thank you... i have subscribed to your greatness.
Welcome aboard!
So thankful for these videos. Started a marketing class in my last year and felt it was way above my head until I found these
Happy they're making things clearer for you Clara!
😂😂ok thank u a lot this really helped me out on my school assignment
You're welcome.
I got a mock app and it has real time stocks I made a lot got cocky and then had 20 stocks and lost a majority of my money.. I thought originally you buy stocks and let them sit but I bought a stock and it went from $1-$5 to $300 profit. It's crazy you literally have to sit there and watch it and guess if it will go up or go down. You could make a lot but could lose a lot.
Yup. That's why I focus on "risk management" as the centerpiece for my premium training courses. claytrader.com/courses/
CJ Carpenter so if you make profit should you sell it to make sure you keep profit for let it sit and potentially watch it fail or grow ?
That's the question that trading is centered around. There are MANY factors and variables that go into that decision making process.
Which app is that please
These videos are great! Thanks so much for the help - just what I was looking for.
Glad you're enjoying.
u are the only person that makes me understand all these concepts, its soo clear and measurable, I really enjoy it, hope u upload more videos about stock market.
Thank you, I will
Great Video! Learnt a lot from this. Also I had some basic queries as a beginner.
So the broker is the mediator helping people trade shares, so do brokers first buy shares from the company or is it that the company sells its shares to these brokers directly? And in that case since there are many brokers, are the prices of shares of one company the same everywhere with all the brokers?
Also what are these companies like NASDAQ? Are they brokers?
Sorry for asking a lot of questions, any reply would be appreciated.
Thank you!
I understood it this way... you buy the share and the broker just looks for someone who is either in need of a buyer or a seller.
@@chandana3883 Okay..So what Clay is saying as Online Broker are not those you pay high commisions to trade for you, but the actual "behind the scene" guy that facilitate the sale for you?
This playlist should help claytrader.com/video/trading-101/
" Anyway ya slice it " -pun intended lmao Love it
:-)
The moment I saw this comment it came out Right there and then
I've searched everywhere to find a full explanation of stock trading and never found a satisfying one. Thanks for these vids, doesn't matter how long they've been here, they've helped me a great deal. I am in college and I want to make use of the opportunity to save.
Thanks for the feedback. Glad you've found the videos helpful!
Much appreciated man. I am watching every one of your videos one by one. You explain this in a way I am able to understand. Thank you.
Glad to hear it!
Thank you. Your videos are well explained . 🙏
sorry I'm a beginner I would to know that if I buy a share and I don't sale it. Do I get any benefit from company that I buy a share?
This should help: claytrader.com/videos/stock-make-money/
In some cases, you can get dividends. So, there are only 2 places to make money in the stock market: (1) price increase and selling a stock at a higher price than it was purchased: (2) Or occasionally, a company chooses to give some of its profits to the shareholders in the form of a dividend. Mostly, though, you make money in the stock market by selling at a higher price.
Many other ways than those, but for now, we'll just keep it simple.
layheang yin Yes! You'll get dividends from the company. They'll send you checks yearly.
yes and no. if you get stocks that gives dividends u can get a check every now and then. just stocks u want to invest and sell at a high price
so it's eBay
In a sense, yes, that's a good analogy.
OK LOL
Except the price of the stock is set by the market, not by the seller.
right...but that doesn't mean you will sell at that price
if there is no one willing to buy your product..you might reduce the price.
end of the day I think it is demand and supply that decides the price.
the seller "is" the market. Well... 1/2 of it, the other 1/2 being the "buyer".
Yea. You can say so.
this channel is super helpful for people like me, who study science for all their life and have no idea about the stock market, thank you so much
Thank you for that feedback. Glad you are finding the content helpful.
Such a helpful video!!! I had the EXACT same question presented at the beginning of the video. Other introductory videos seem to gloss over these details - they always present it without discussing the buyer-seller interactions that make up stock trading. Those videos were so useless and never presented anything new but at least I found your video! Instant subscribe! THANK YOU
Glad it was helpful!
GTA V brought me here
Glad to hear :-)
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How much money can we make from stock market?
Give this a watch - claytrader.com/videos/much-money-will-make-per-week/
Thank you so much for this. You made it so simple to understand. Looking forward to watching the rest of these videos
Glad it was helpful!
Love this video. You were to me very clear in explaining the basics of how it works when you buy stock and how to sale your stock in the most effective way..Yes i finally get it.
Thank You
Glad to hear it helped!
how much you have to pay for the broker if you sell or buy ?
That depends on the broker. Each broker is different.
so you don t get 3.5 dollars profit you get much less if you sell your piece of pizza at 8.5 dollars
Correct. Broker fees need to be factored in; however, the fees are VERY minimal compared to the amount of money that can be made.
30% ?based on your experience ?
No. They are flat fees.
What if you choose to keep the stock? Do you gain anything from it ?
This playlist will help claytrader.com/blogs/trading-101/
Possibly
If they pay dividend you might gain something I think. Just like savings account you can get fixed percentage
The stock value can go down or up
Mate I have watched the first video and it was clear, I watched this one its even getting clear for me now I understand even much better, because previously I have been focused too much on the goal than mastering the process, Thanks mate!
Glad it helped!
finances are scary for most poeple who dont usually invest...your videos take all the "big words" out of simple questions. You are saving people a lot of time, worry and grief.....thank you VERY much for making these videos
Thanks for the feedback. Glad you're enjoying.
and what is in it for the broker? Like does he charge for his service?
A broker charges fees to buy/sell.
The broker gets a fee for enabling the exhange.
If you hold that share for over a year the gains they charge a 15% if you want to sell in under the year mark the % its the states tax which can be better or worse depends on where you live
does he get a commission or does he get paid by the buyer?
made 340usd on 1 options contract with AMZN on a steady drop...sweet
Congrats!
Today was just my day i made money on GOOG and DIA the Gods smiled on me today...
Thanks
Well done. Just manage that risk and let the wins add up over time.
Wait, you are saying literally anyone with money can buy from any company?!?!? Couldn't I jst buy shares from a profitable company?
Man this completely de-mystified the whole concept of money for me. Jesus. THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS GREAT EXPLANATION!!!
I don't have anyone in my life who could have explained this stuff to me. SUPER HELPFUL!
Greetings from Germany
Glad it could help!
Very good video bro..I am a real estate investor and with the knowledge of real property values but you just opened up my eyes to non real estate values. . love for you and your endeavors in life \/
Thanks for the feedback and well wishes. Glad it could help.
So is buying stock just buying Value ?
It's buying perceived value.
You are buying a value of the company. You are an inverstor. If the company makes money, the stock incresases in value. You can keep the stock long term or sell for a profit if research is done to determine whether its value will fall.
@AmadouAbakar. No, not exactly because you're actually buying partial ownership of a company. The value of that ownership is what's subject to fluctuation or change based on a multitude of variables and factors within or even outside the stock market.
I’m a 23 year old from Australia, nobody in my family trades stocks or even knows that it exists, everybody lives day to day life, 9-5. I would like to just know a few things that you might have the knowledge and some answers to it. Before I become the first stock trader or broker in the future.
Q1. How do you sign up and start finding a stock broker/do you need one at all. Is there such a thing as individual trader where you have full control over picking and choosing by yourself without a team.
Q2. I’m a full time painter in Melbourne, I have money on the side to play with. How much would you recommend for a beginner to start with and not blow all of his or hers money in the first week of becoming a investor.
Q3. Is there a book you could recommend me and others to read and get our hands onto it. Like how to read the charts knowing when to buy and sell ect.. when I have completed my homework and studying on the stock.
Q4 Is it ever to late, better to start younger or older?
Thank you again, from every video you have posted, I have been learning everyday something new from them after work but how do I know if I’m good or not in the long term of investing. It’s simply easier to quit and give up before we even start.
Thanks
Mickey
The sooner you start, the better. As far as questions 1-3, those are all the types of things I teach within my courses. As far as what I have to offer, the best value for your money will be my University/mentorship program (which includes a 30 day money back satisfaction guarantee): claytrader.com/training/university/ if this is outside your investment range for education, you can buy individual components of the program here via the courses: claytrader.com/training/courses/ if you're not sure where to start in regards to the courses, you can watch this short video: claytrader.com/training/clays-suggestions/
@@claytrader how a company gets profit by the stock market? why a certain company open its shares ? i wanna know ... by looking at your previous video i get it how an investors or a buyer gets the profit by selling stock..so that you for that . BUT why and how does a company gets profit from stock market... about this can you do video ?
Razes Maharjan That’s easy, they receive money when you invest in their shares. The reason for that is that they may need the funds to do a number of things such as expanding the company, or maybe buying new machinery, maybe even using the money as a way to outsource material. that’s usually how a company profits from people investing in their shares.
@@worldsavior2543 ohh thanks a lot mate .. keep making good videos :)
Thank you for all your videos, very easy to understand. Keep it up.
Thanks for the feedback. Glad they're helpful.
I love video that are very basic, and everybody could understand. Keep it up
Thanks Vlad. Glad it could help.
How do the companies make money?
By selling a portion of the company. The company themselves make money by selling a product and/or service.
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exactly the question (in your example) I was looking for during my search! Thanks!
Glad it was helpful!
thank you for making these videos, you explain everything in the easiest ways to understand
Thanks for the feedback. Glad you enjoy.
Can it be a blueberry pie instead of pizza?
Sure.
It can be pecan blueberry pie with mustard. Absolutely anything!
That's what's so great about it.
William Lillevik carnitas, or Carme asada 🤣
No it doesn't work the same
Do you have to be clever to trade?? im 14yrs old i want to trade when im older. Im in top set for most of my classes at school but i just cant seem to remeber all these key terms etc.😂😂
You don't have to be a rocket scientist, but you also need to be able to do some counting and most importantly, have an outstanding work ethic.
ClayTrader ok thanks...im very new to this so hopefully buy the time im 18/19 yrs old ill fully understand and maybe 1 day i can trade full time :-)
Just keep at it!
@@T.Hxrris how did it go?
A laymen who has never done shares can easily understand your presentations. Good job.
Thanks for watching!
Im new to this and you just explained a great deal. It was always bothering on how the stock market actually worked.
Glad it could help!
*watches one basic video*
“I have the knowledge”
:-)
LOL , my same thought
I love how I'm only 11and I already know how the stock market works because my dad taught me how it works when I was 8.
Great!
Tbh, no one really cares.
I think that's pretty cool he is already aware at such a young age.
Cindy Fang It’s easy to be grasped by a five year old if it’s in terms of pizza. However, it is much much more complicated than what your father taught you.
@@lellygrer5791 Lelly spitting fucking facts
good lord, thank you for explaining this. i don't know why i wasn't wrapping my head around this concept, but your explanation helped me out.
Glad to hear it!
I didn't know that stock market could be this simple. I left a big fat thumbs up 👍👍👍
Thanks
Bruh $5.00 - $8.50 = $3.50?????
Wait what
Yes, if a stock moves from $5 to $8.50... in the world of the stock market... that's a POSITIVE gain of $3.50. I should have probably used an arrow though to better illustrate the point.
No, I got the point but it is 8.50-5.00... Sarcasam
You did a good job explaining I watched 4-6 videos today, understood everything, and I am just 16 yrs old..
Keep on doing a great job!
Cheers
@@claytrader Cheers!
I appreciate the simplified explanations that you provided. Thanks a lot.
Thanks for watching
Hey I’m a high school student and we actually have a class mainly based around the stock market and buisness and all that good stuff, these videos have really helped me out and I’d just like to give you a huge thanks, keep up the awesome vids!
Thanks Tyler. Glad to know these are providing some value to you!
Very helpful i have a hard time paying attention so this helped me a lot so did the what is a stock market video too
Glad it helped!
Thank you for this video Clay! Love it! 🎉
Glad you enjoyed it!
Great stuff man thanks for doing this !
You're welcome.
Thanks Man.. Really Helpful..
Now lets see what the future holds for me..
Ill start it too now..🤞🏼👍🏼😎
Start here - claytrader.com/blog/getting-started/
I am glad I found you..this stuff is really helpful ..thanks a lot brother :-)
Cheers
Day by day I'm definitely learning, thank you!
You got this!
Thanks. You did an excellent job of explaining this to a beginner.
Glad it was helpful!
good video, thank you for this simple explanation.
You're welcome.
I really appreciate how you explain these things you make it very simple.
Thanks for the feedback. Glad you find it helpful.
Unless it's a divided stock then that's how investors can make money without selling. Great video clarified a lot to me.
This playlist should help claytrader.com/blogs/trading-101/
Split stocks am I right?
Thank you so much for the explaination. It is really helpful for a super beginner like me.
Great. Glad it could provide some value.
You did an amazing. Job explaining! Subscribed!
Thanks. Glad you enjoyed!
I am definitely subscribing! Thank you!
Great!
wow your a great teacher. Im in ExPO (gifted class sorta) at school and we are learning about the stock market. Whats funny is I watched all of your stock market videos a few days before I knew we were doing that! Now everybody asks me about what it is and stuff. Btw, you should be a teacher or something.
Thanks for the kind words. I'm glad they helped you out and now you can help your friends out at school :-)
This was such a great video. I learned so much.
Glad to hear that Nasim!
I found this video very helpful!! Thank you!
Glad to hear it helped.
thanks man for such a great video! you are awesome.
Glad it could help!
Thanks Man. I now perfectly understand what is stock and how stock exchange works...thaaaaaaaanks! 💖
Lots of other videos here I'm guessing would help too claytrader.com/blogs/trading-101/
First off, Love the video, thank you for the knowledge. One question, is it ever hard to sell a stock, no one wants to buy your stock???
While it can happen, assuming you are smart about where you put your money, odds are it won't happen.
Thank you for your videos! Question, and if you have a video explaining this please lead me to it. So after we sell a stock and gain profit, when and where do we pay taxes? What if we sell and loose profit? do we still have to pay taxes?
You only pay taxes on the money you made, calculated at the end of the year.
Thank you I join the stock market complete blind and one vid n I completely understand.. thank you
glad it could help!
Thank you so much. This and the previous video is very informative. I just want to ask, can you gain money without selling your share? And how do you know if the value of a share gets higher? Thank you very much
This should help claytrader.com/blogs/trading-101/
Enjoyed the videos this really helps alot..I'm starting off on robinhood app and I'm hungry to keep learning n investing thank u!!
You're welcome.
Awesome content in both videos 👍🏻 keep it up
Thanks
This was so helpful. GREAT!
Great!
Man you really break it down. I’ve struggled to understand this and now I do.
Happy to help!
Great video! Easy to understand
Thanks. Glad it was helpful.
Great examples you use, thanks. Awesome videos you have
Glad you enjoy!
Thank you so much for the info. It helped me a lot.
You're welcome!
Thank you for the video, I have two questions about this:
1. As you said, whether the price increases or decreases depends on different factors. It's still vague who is the one who gives the final decision about how much a share is worth (buyer, seller, or broker)?
2. Supposed that a company divides it into 10 slices of pizza and the company has already sold out these 10 slices. If it wants to further raise money, what can the company offer in return (since there is no more pizzas)
Give this playlist a look claytrader.com/blogs/trading-101/
U explain SO well. Subscribed!
Thanks! Glad it could help.
Great video, you gave me a clear understanding!
Glad it could help.
Thanks a lot bud!!i just got the concept clear.just gone througj the movie Wall street 1986 or 87 maybe.wtever..Thanks a lot man!
You're welcome. Glad it could help.