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Thinking about buying stocks but don't know where to start? MSN Money contributor Harry Domash gives you some ideas about how to create your first stock portfolio.
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MoneyShow University
Jim Lowell, editor of the Forbes ETF Advisor, discusses the history of ETFs along with their pros and cons.
Don't know the difference between a put and a call? Veteran options expert Larry McMillan explains.
Ken Kam, fund manager and founder of Marketocracy, explains why having detailed performance data can make you a more successful investor.
Interest rate expert and author of Timing the Market, Deborah Weir will give you the basic information needed to understand the Fed and how Fed actions helped to create the tech bubble.
Noted technical analyst Ken Tower explains the basic chart formations including line charts and candlestick charts.
Mark Skousen, world renowned author and editor of Forecasts & Strategies, shows the historical difference between dividend and non-dividend paying stocks.














