There are a few steps involved in investing in stocks.

Step 1: Find out what stocks to invest in. This can be done by researching the company, and finding out what they do and how they do it. You can also look at their financial statements and see how they are doing.

Step 2: Decide on the number of shares you want to buy. The more shares you buy, the more money you will be investing, but the less control you will have over the price of your stock.

Step 3: Determine your timeline for buying stocks. You may want to set a date for when you want to sell your stocks, or just buy them and hope that they go up in value over time.

Step 4: Buy your stocks! This can be done through a broker or through an online trading platform like E-Trade, TD Ameritrade, or Robinhood. Robinhood is free if you only trade with US-listed companies with a limit of $ 500 per trade.

Step 5: Buy the shares you want to purchase. You can then transfer them to your online brokerage account. When you buy a stock, it’s all done electronically and the stock is transferred to your brokerage account at once. If you don’t have one yet, create an account with TD Ameritrade or E-Trade and begin trading.

Step 6: Keep watching and if you’re willing to wait just a little bit longer, check back with us because depending on the day and time of year, stocks sometimes go up, they can go down and they sometimes just stay the same. So that’s why I’m suggesting you keep watching and if stocks go up it will be worth the wait. And if they go down, well then it is not. So I’ll see you in a second with more hints to help you out.