What requirements does an investor need in deciding to invest or not?

Jenny,

You need solid sound advice and not from Yahoo answers I'm sorry to say.

Each investor will require different needs to be fulfilled, however they all require solid business plan before even considering or in some cases talking with you.

You need a resource which will walk you through the steps and one that investors tell you what they want.

The link below is to GBN (GoBigNetwork) they provide the most comprehensive guide to understand what is required and finding investors I have found to date.

I wish you the Best!

1 One have money or credits
2 ONe have trading platform or facsility or broker
3 will to invest

brain !
and money

Knowledge on market, money, bravery and patience.

Money is a important factor. Also one must have enough knowledge how the business works, not only he knows how to run it but knows how to solve in case there's a problem. One must have a stable and strategic plan.

The Q you ask is ALL part of your own trading rules.

You NEED trading rules for each and every strategy you decide to use. AND from time-to-time, you have to "tweak" those rules to make them work better for you and your trading style.

I'll tell you some of mine:
I ALWAYS check the following:
A] The minimum number of shares traded each day MUST BE a minimum of 500,000 shares.

B] I NEVER trade a stock priced less than $26.51/share.

C] The stock MUST have options.

D] I ALWAYS check the news.

E] I ALWAYS check to make sure the stock isn't going to split.

F] I ALWAYS check the Earnings Announcement Date. This happens about every 3 months.

G] I ALWAYS check the market's trend AND the stock's trend.

H] I ALWAYS plan each trade - according to my rules. AND I ALWAYS trade my plan.

I] I NEVER "chase" a stock's price. The trade MUST come to me.

J] I ALWAYS keep up with what the trade is doing.

I have other trading rules and criteria.

Thanks for asking your Q! I enjoyed answering it!

VTY,
Ron Berue
Yes, that is my real last name!

You need to look at your situation and see the following:
1) how much money do I have to invest? 2) what are my investment goals-retirement,college education for the kids,buying a home,etc. 3) what is my risk tolerance? if I lose some money will I be able to sleep at night?
Once you've figured those things then you can think about investing.
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