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Isn’t it a good chance to buy stocks of fundamentally strong companies?

Isn’t it a good chance to buy stocks of fundamentally strong companies?

Isn’t it a good chance to buy stocks of fundamentally strong companies?

Hi,
I am a a teenager looking to trade stocks as a hobby. I decided to go with day trading as my choice of investments because I dont have the patience for a long term investment and my plan is to only do a couple of trades a day. Come out with a small profit. And have a clean slate the next day. Or maybe something a bit longer over the summer.
But I would like to know how to start. Just assume I dont know anything. Can someone recommend me a couple of books that i can read to
A. Learn about the stock market, how it works, and know about the processes inside and out
B. Learn how to analyze stocks and have a strategy for day trading
C. Some good sites that can offer some good stock options to start analyzing
List as many books as you want. Preferably stick to about 2 books, and ( I doubt it) if possible 1 book
Thanks!
Just a reminder- I want to stick to day trading.

I see square on TV a lot. They accept credit cards through your iphone. What is the company that it’s affiliated with and do you know if they are publicly trading yet?

During 2011, Yale Company acquired some of the 48,100 outstanding shares of the common stock, par $13, of Carol Corporation as available-for-sale investments. The accounting period for both companies ends December 31.
Dec. 2 Purchased 6,300 shares of Carol common stock at $25 per share.
Dec. 15 Carol Corporation declared and paid a cash dividend of $2 per share.
Dec. 31 Determined the current market price of Carol stock to be $21 per share.
Prepare the journal entries for each of the above transactions that occurred during 2011 (Omit the “$” sign in your response):
Date General Journal Debit Credit
Dec. 2 (Click to select)Investments in SASInvestments in Trading securitiesNet unrealized losses/gainsDividend revenueInterest receivableCashAccounts receivableInvestments in affiliates
(Click to select)Accounts payableDividend revenueInvestments in Trading securitiesAccounts receivableCashInvestments in SASInvestments in affiliatesNet unrealized losses/gains
Dec. 15 (Click to select)Investments in affiliatesCashInvestments in SASInterest receivableAccounts receivableInvestments in Trading securitiesNet unrealized losses/gainsDividend revenue
(Click to select)Net unrealized losses/gainsInterest receivableInterest payableInvestments in SASInvestments in affiliatesInvestments in Trading securitiesDividend revenueCash
Dec. 31 (Click to select)Net unrealized losses/gainsCashAccounts receivableDividend revenueAccounts payableInvestments in Trading securitiesInvestments in SASInvestments in affiliates
(Click to select)CashInvestments in affiliatesDividend revenueInterest receivableInvestments in Trading securitiesAccounts receivableInvestments in SASNet unrealized losses/gains