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    Stock Market Investing for Beginners: Investing Tactics, Tools, Lessons, and Proven Strategies to Make Money by Investing & Trading Like Pro in the Stock Market for Beginners
    Stock Market Investing for Beginners: Investing Tactics, Tools, Lessons, and Proven Strategies to Make Money by Investing & Trading Like Pro in the Stock Market for Beginners
    Stock Market Investing for Beginners: Investing Tactics, Tools, Lessons, and Proven Strategies to Make Money by Investing & Trading Like Pro in the Stock Market for Beginners
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    Stock Market Investing for Beginners: Investing Tactics, Tools, Lessons, and Proven Strategies to Make Money by Investing & Trading Like Pro in the Stock Market for Beginners

    By Owen Hill

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    Book Description

    Do you want to invest in the Stock Market?

    Do you know the reasons to be a real stock investor?

    Are you thinking like a real stock investor?

    Do you want to become a successful real stock investor?
    This book will be devoted to providing a very detailed look at how to acquire a millionaire real stock investor mindset as well as an introductory and advanced education on how to successfully invest in the stock market. READ ON

    Conclusion
    Stock investing is not an easy task. You need to gather as much information as you can before putting your money on the line. This investment involves inherent risks that you should know how to minimize. Many investors lose money because they fail to prepare and know everything because they fail to understand the basics of stock investing. Basics may be boring, but these basic concepts will save you from a lifetime of regret and of course, a lot of wasted money. Remember, you are putting your hard-earned money on an investment that you don't know if it will earn or not. Thus, make sure to learn everything before buying anything. It's okay to open an account first, so you get a real glimpse of the stock market. However, do not trade until you have a fair knowledge of what lies beyond the platform you use and the basics of stock investment. The chapters in this book will help you achieve the knowledge you need to prepare for the battle.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherOwen Hill
    Release dateApr 8, 2019
    ISBN9781386181941
    Stock Market Investing for Beginners: Investing Tactics, Tools, Lessons, and Proven Strategies to Make Money by Investing & Trading Like Pro in the Stock Market for Beginners

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      Stock Market Investing for Beginners - Owen Hill

      Chapter 1: The Most Typical Forms of Stocks

      When a company is established, the only shareholders are the early investors (probably friends and family) and the co-founders. For example, if the company has two investors and two co-founders, each individual may own one-fourth of the total shares. As the company flourishes, it may need additional fund or capital to expand. The company may choose to issue shares or stocks to interested investors.

      The originators may have a lower percentage of shares compared to when they first started. During such stage, the company shares were considered private. In most cases, it is not easy to exchange private shares, and there are only a few shareholders who have them.

      As the company continues to grow, there are times when the early investors may want to sell their shares. At the same time, the company may also need to gain more investments than the private investors can provide. The company, at this point, should make an initial public offering or IPO. Such move will transform it from private to public.

      Companies may also issue these other two usual types of stock: common stock and preferred shares.

      Common Stock

      When you hear people discuss stocks, they are usually discussing the common stock. Most companies issue common stocks. In fact, a great majority of stocks are issued in such

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