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Stocks

Shares are a piece of the company, which will give you a proportion of profits if you own it. Once you buy a share, you become part of the company, without the right of decision making. For example, if a company issued two million shares and you buy 200 shares, then your share in this company would be 0.01 percent. If you want to know how much a company is worth on the stock market, you need to know the company market capitalization. So, multiply the number of shares issued from the company with the current price of the share.

There is a discussion if it is better to trade single stocks or indices, which represent a group of stocks from the same industry. When you start trading, it is a dilemma what stocks to choose. It is not easy to find stocks which will work good for you and bring success. Professional traders have some rules of course, but it is not 100% sure that they will bring success. The advantages of indices is that they show a smaller range of fluctuations compared to individual stocks, and if a stock does not go according to your expectations, another one inside the index will go, so they compensate for each other’s moves.

Segments of stocks market

Primary market - This is the market where the stocks are initially created. This is an open exchange where the shares are firstly issued (IPO). From this moment they are public and everyone is enabled to buy them.
Secondary market - Here traders sell and buy stocks themselves and the company is not part of the transaction. Stocks are also sold and bought in the primary market as the first moment they are issued.
OTC market - It stands for over-the counter trading. It’s an option to buy and sell stocks from a decentralized market. The OTC market is usually for stocks which are not listed on the stock exchange.

According to the GISC structure, the stock market is defined in 11 categories: Energy, Materials, Industrials, Utilities, Healthcare, Financials, Consumer Discretionary, Consumer Staples, Information Technology, Communication Services, Real Estate.

What influences stock prices?

Market factors - Here we can mention the economic and political factors. When these conditions are in their prime, stocks perform better and traders take profits out of this. On the other hand, when the economy is collapsing, the unemployment rate usually goes high and profits drop, which leads to low value of stocks.

Industry factors - Here we can mention company-related factors and industry-related factors like new products or services companies might launch, improvements in technology, working processes, working force, market share, debt levels, competitiveness, management. All these impact the place of the company in the industry, and as a consequence its shares value also.

Guidance and Analytics

Emotions - First thing to emphasize is that traders are people with emotions, no matter how professional they are. There are two main feelings you definitely need to master controlling: fear and greed. If many people believe that a stock is profitable, then they act on it by increasing demand and this is reflected in its price. But greed spreads quickly which leads to irrational decisions.

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