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Date Posted: 08:51:47 05/21/17 Sun
Author: Henri
Subject: how to buy shares in stock market

how to buy shares in stock market Trading in can be a good way to make a return on your money, but it can be less rewarding if dealing costs are through the roof – these alone can snack a sizeable chunk off your investment returns in a nutshell Holding shares in just one company is high risk How to Paper share certificates are old news Charges can eat away at profits How to hold How to sell Some tips for beginners Shares in a nutshell s simply a divided-up unit of the value of a company. For example, if a company is worth £100 million, and there are 50 million, then each share is worth £2 (usually listed as 200p). Those shares can and do go up and down in value for various reasons. Companies issue shares to raise money and investors (that’s you) in businesses because they believe the company will do well and they want t’ in its success. There are two options when , you can either: 1. Own yourself; or 2. Pool your money with other people in a collective investment known as a fund For first-time investors pooling your money is a slightly safer option as you’re not putting all your eggs in one basket (as you’re not just investing in one company) and it means you can ride out any bumps in the market. For more information see the Money Advice Service website. Holding in just one company is high risk 13931

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