• The stock market holds mystery for many people along with the potential for great gains. Unlocking the mystery comes with learning about various stock market terms. E-books are a great resource that can be downloaded and scrolled through at the reader's convenience. Here are some e-book resources that will help anyone learn more about the terms of the stock market.
  
  

Fundamentals of the Stock Market

• "Fundamentals of the Stock Market" by O'Neill Wyss introduces the basic terminology and definitions to readers. This e-book also identifies various trends that occur and explains each trend as well as the impact each trend has on the stock market. The reader will understand the various markets and how they each differ. Various indexes are explained throughout the book. Terminology specific to buying and selling shares of stock is defined in this e-book.
  
  

Stock Investing for Dummies

• "Stock Investing for Dummies" by Paul Mladjenovic contains everything a beginning investor would need to know. This e-book teaches the reader the basics about investing in stock. The reader will understand the difference between investing for growth versus investing for income. Potential risks that investors may face are presented to the reader so that she is aware of the possible downside to stock market investing. She will learn about the various indexes and how to incorporate that understanding with market activity. Acronyms will be explained to her as well and she will know the difference between a DPP and a DRP.
  
  

A Practical Guide to Swing Trading

• "A Practical Guide to Swing Trading" by Larry Swing introduces the reader to the world and language of swing trading. After reading this e-book, the reader will know what swing trading is and how it compares to day trading. He will understand what a moving average means and why it is important to the investor. Up trends and down trends will become clear. The difference between volume and equivolume will make sense. He will also learn about short selling and how and why people do it. Force indexes and directional moving indexes are also explained in this e-book.