Trading Stocks Made Easy With Tyrone Jackson: Investing In Stocks | Investing Money

Back by popular demand, Tyrone Jackson breaks down the language and concepts of the stock market.    Money Flow Money flow refers to where the big money is. By “big money” Tyrone is referring to insurance companies, big banks, hedge funds, college endowments, who have hundreds of millions of dollars invested in the stock market. While the average individual investor buys about ten to one hundred shares of a certain stock, the big money institutions purchases ten to twenty million shares of that same stock.    Penny Stocks A penny stock is a stock that costs under $5 per share. The typical thought is, “If I get a thousand shares of the stock at $2, when it goes to $4 I’ll make a lot of money.” The problem with penny stocks is there is not a lot of money flow from the big institutions to these stocks. They are very vulnerable to corruption and the possibility for manipulation is too strong.  Stocks that are above $50 per share tend to attract banks and insurance companies. If you have less than $5,000 to get st