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Buying stocks is not difficult, but you will need a few days lead
time if you haven't done it before! once you've researched the
stocks you're interested in and have a broker or brokerage account
to handle your purchase. Choose your stocks with care and research
before you buy anything, but keep in mind that the stock market
could crash at any time for numerous reasons. So take everything you
read with a grain of salt.
you're a first time investor, you'll want to prepare yourself for
the volatile markets before plunging in. When you buy and sell stock
first you learn abut market and company position. To buy or sell any
stock you need to get in contact with a broker. You can find
information about stocks and brokers on the Internet. Choose a
broker or brokerage firm to purchase the stocks on your behalf based
on your needs. You will Need a lot of advice. Start with a
full-service brokerage.
Important Notes :
1. Open Trading Account
2. Fund in your account : funding via cheque, account transfer and
ECS/bill payment from any online banking account.
3. After the account is opened, hopefully you’ve already determined
which stocks that you are interested in buying.
4. The last price at which the stock traded.
5. The current highest price per share that a buyer is willing to
pay.
6. The lowest asking price per share that a share holder is willing
to sell for.
7. The number of shares traded during the day.
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