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How the Stock Market Works?

The shares are listed on a stock exchange<br>as it is a market to buy and sell stocks. Shareholders vote for<br>board of directors that runs their company and can also<br>submit and vote for shareholder proposals. For investing in stocks, you need to have a brokerage account. Also, follow c to get latest updates.

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How the Stock Market Works?

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  1. How the Stock Market Works? In the past few years stocks are known to have proved to be best performed asset classes and have given good returns. But they are volatile. Investors buy them when they are expensive and when their prices fall during recession then they sell them fearfully. Today we will help you to get started with stocks. For more information about stock market try following Stock Market News & Analysis. People who are smart enough, buy stocks when they are cheap or hold a diversified portfolio of stocks on a regular basis, the rate of growth is exponential. You should reinvest your dividends as it will help you to grow rich.

  2. How to Invest in Stocks: Sometimes a private company requires funds for its growth. For this, they break their ownership into various shares and sell some of them to an investment bank which further does an initial public offering (IPO) and sells these shares on stock exchange to public. In this way, the company will have more cash and can use it to rapidly expand and a have a more wider distributed ownership structure. Now the investors can buy and sell these shares of stocks among themselves. The shares are listed on a stock exchange as it is a market to buy and sell stocks. Shareholders vote for board of directors that runs their company and can also submit and vote for shareholder proposals. For investing in stocks, you need to have a brokerage account. Also, follow Stock Market News to get latest updates. Difference Speculating: between Fundamental Investing and Fundamental investing is when you analyze a business or type of asset to get good cash flows and then put money into it to get a piece of those cash flows for a long term.

  3. Speculation is a short- term attempt which is basically based on someone's willingness to risk substantial losses for the hope of gains. It is more based on market psychology.

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