armybrat asked:


I would like to start investing, but I have know absolutely nothing about it. Is there a site that I can learn about it? Are there any sites that can arrange stocks by their market price, gains/losses, etc.? Again, I have no clue about it, including how to go about discovering stocks, and how to research them.

Kelly

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