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There are a number of sites (e.g. iii ) that let you set up a virtual portfolio which track the market. No doubt therr are numerous phone apps as well. You just stick a value of stocks/shares to track and watch.
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1) Understand the business cycle and it's effect on the market. Money, Bank Credit and Economic Cycles by Professor Jesús Huerta de Soto is the easiest and most up to date book on the subject. More advanced readers can attempt Pure Capital Theory by Hayek but it is tough.
2) have a reasonable understanding of economics. Man, Economy and State by Murray Rothbard is the most readable of the market oriented texts at beginners level.
3) Understand the nature of the time value of money and the mathematical relationship between present and future value. Know how to discount cash flows and how interest rate structure effects share values.
4) Understand the relationships between price, earnings and bookvalue.
Untill you get these four fundamentals, don't risk money. They played a big part in me not needing toward full time and without them your just punting.
Oh and FFS DONT DO FOREX. Pros make money on volume, not movement.