Stocks with the best value are stocks with the highest annual net revenue per share to stock price ratio. Annual debt must be subtract from net revenue before ratio is determined.
To pay zakat on stocks, one can calculate the total value of their stocks and then give 2.5 of that value as zakat. This can be done annually or whenever the value of the stocks reaches the nisab threshold.
There's a website on the web called moneysupermarket which tells you everthing about buying stocks for the first time. You can also read the newspaper on the stocks page where they may give you the websites.
The website of Fidelity has a highly rated review about their investment portfolios. If advice is needed there is a site called Advisor World who can do research and give feedback for your option.
If you decide to go the online route read any reviews on the indian stocks that have been stable for a period of time. Also contact a financial consultant that can give advice on what stocks are progressing.
The biggest tip I can give is that you'll want to look for overall stability. Look for stocks listed as low risk, since you have a number of years to let them grow.
Index mutual funds The ONLY way to begin investing in stocks is with a "paper portfolio." You get a notebook and write the transactions you would make with real money in the notebook--yes, you can use Excel for this if you'd like. Track your paper portfolio like you would a real one. Whether you're trading mutual funds or individual stocks doesn't matter here--a paper portfolio will give you the opportunity to see how your money would have performed without actually risking any of it.
The primary types of stocks are common stocks and preferred stocks. Common stocks give shareholders voting rights and a claim on company profits through dividends, but they are riskier as they are last in line during liquidation. Preferred stocks typically do not offer voting rights but provide fixed dividends and priority over common stockholders in the event of liquidation. Additionally, stocks can be classified as growth stocks, which are expected to grow at an above-average rate, and value stocks, which are considered undervalued relative to their fundamentals.
Many investing websites including Y! Finance and Stocks can give you information. When I was ready to invest, I read some books available to me at my local library for more, professional information.
In case of Depressions stocks give a huge loss
Best buy started on 1986 and if you go to google finance or just type in best buy stocks in google search it will give you their timeline.
The best place to look for a tutorial on stock investing would be on a site such as 'The Motley fool'. They specialize in investments and therefore would give a good outline of what is required.
Links to making broths and stocks are located below.