Best Day Trading Platform sites for Beginner Traders & also for Long Term Investors?

coyrls

The problem is not only the time and effort required to answer your long list of questions but also the time and effort required to untangle the misunderstandings that underlie your questions.

Alz1986

Long term investments - AJ Bell or Hargreaves. AJ Bell needs to improve its service offerings as some shares you can't buy in ISA, though you can with Hargreaves.

Trading 212 has no fees, good for trading. But you wont find many small caps.

bowlhead99

Alz1986 said:

Long term investments - AJ Bell or Hargreaves. AJ Bell needs to improve its service offerings as some shares you can't buy in ISA, though you can with Hargreaves.

Do you have some examples? What do AJ Bell say when you tell them that there are some stocks they won't let you buy that you should be able to buy? Is it just that there's no online quote but you can buy by calling them? I have an ISA with them that's held small AIM stocks, thinly-traded investment companies, shares trading on HK or Swiss or Amsterdam or US exchanges, etc.

AnotherJoe

bery_451 said:

Thrugelmir said:

bery_451 said:

Anything else important that I missed out on? 

Loads. You'll never stop learning............

But I touched upon they main key points correct?

No. Many of your points are somewhere on the spectrum between wrong because of misconceptions, wrong because of impossibility,  just plain wrong or some combination of all of those. .
Maybe if I've got nothing better to do today I'll respond but unfortunately (and this isn't meant personally I'm sure you made those points in good faith) Brandolini's law applies to what you posted. 

AnotherJoe

badger09 said:

bery_451 said:

badger09 said:

coyrls said:

The problem is not only the time and effort required to answer your long list of questions but also the time and effort required to untangle the misunderstandings that underlie your questions.

As many of us have discovered over here:
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/5997130/inheritance-wills-probate-questions/p1

Yeah we discovered your a troll 

????

Just read their will thread and you'll understand. 

bery_451

Hi coming back,

Which is the most reliable way for long term investing or even volatile day trading for choosing undervalued stocks that are below Intrinsic value?:

• P/E Ratio, why it must be 25 or less?

• EPS

• DDM Dividend Discount Model

• Higher than Average Dividend Yield in %

Is DDM same as Average Dividend Yield?

What is P/B ratio and why should it be 3 or less?

When it comes to working out the Average Dividend Yield in %, which past time frame gives the best accurate info? 5 years or 10 years or Max available chart History since company market entrance?

What does it mean for a company to have a consistent dividend growth at least 8%?

What does it mean for a company to have a low payout ratio of 75% or less?

What does it mean for a company to have a low debt of 70% or less?

How do I check the company credit rating?

Which is the best free website out there that gives all the info mentioned above? Is it just Yahoo Finance & Tradingview?

Does a stock screener means it analyses everything mentioned above and gives a traffic light result on screen from a click of a button?

Whats the best free website that analyses what was said above from easy simple clicks or do I have to visit several websites that may not be free to obtain data to compile then make up my own decision?

Thrugelmir

Forget day trading. You'll burn your fingers. Nothing like overestimating ones own abilities. Markets can be savage places to play. 

EPS can be manipulated. Learn to read company accounts. Financial engineering is widespread. CEO to Finance Director "What's our profit this year?" .  Finance Director to Chairman "Whatever you want it to be".   

bery_451

Thrugelmir said:

Forget day trading. You'll burn your fingers. Nothing like overestimating ones own abilities. Markets can be savage places to play. 

EPS can be manipulated. Learn to read company accounts. Financial engineering is widespread. CEO to Finance Director "What's our profit this year?" .  Finance Director to Chairman "Whatever you want it to be".   

You mean financial fraud like the Enron scandal in the past?

bery_451

Isn't the recent stimulus packages/bailouts, QE easing by the Governments by printing a lot of cash out of thin air or from their magic money tree & keeping interest rates low to artificially inflate the dying markets the biggest fraud itself making Enron's fraud look like nothing in comparison?

dont_look_now

bery_451 said:

Isn't the recent stimulus packages/bailouts, QE easing by the Governments by printing a lot of cash out of thin air or from their magic money tree & keeping interest rates low to artificially inflate the dying markets the biggest fraud itself making Enron's fraud look like nothing in comparison?

I can answer this one: No.