Hey JavaBeans, perhaps you should go through all the postings in this thread when you have some time. We have everything from our analysis on a company to expert's published reports on different stock picks. There are plenty of sources on the web spitting out investment advice but most good ones charge you certain fee. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Hi AC/DC, glad to hear you are interested in investing. How familiar are you with the stock market? If you know the basic ins and outs, we can probably start talking stocks right away and narrow down our discussion to an industry you are interested in investing. Thanks to numerous online brokerage that are available, buying selling shares aren't as big of a deal these days as they used to be in the past, so no need to worry too much about that. So, I would say if you have some money and ready to invest, let's start looking at what are your goals (long term or short term) and try to find stock / stocks to fit your criteria. I consider myself a long term investor, meaning I will not buy a stock that I am not ready to keep for at least 5 years.