/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>17626049
what >>17626924 said, avoid practice accounts. instead start with low amounts or IRL money that you can afford to lose. but don't actually sell them (meaning you have no access to the money but can actually reclaim it in a year when the stock has hopefully recovered).

sitting with a practice account can be very draining for morale and you'll not know when you're ready to invest for real.

put money in several stocks. start with those that give 3% yield in dividends, that way it'll feel better when you make back some money in case the stock drops