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Explainer for beginners of to the Stock Market

Vocal Characteristics

Language

English

Voice Age

Middle Aged (35-54)

Accents

North American (General)

Transcript

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Chapter one. What the stock market is all about is any lucrative business or enterprise preparation and prior knowledge are the keys to success. Without this kind of knowledge, the attempt to make a profitable financial decision can only end in disaster and failure. Regardless of your level of motivation and determination or the amount of money you plan to invest in the stock market, this rule applies to the umpteenth degree. Since you are investing your own money and what could be considered a high risk that and you are playing with fire. If you don't have a least a general knowledge of how it works, since having experience in any area is useful and guiding you through a path in that particular region, the more solid your investment knowledge base, the more likely you will benefit from any attempt to trade in the open market. In many ways, trading on the stock exchange can be compared to driving. You don't need to be an expert to drive a car, although you are expected to have some prior knowledge of basic traffic laws, including traffic violations, safety regulations and other legal vehicle violations which are learned either through specific studies and courses, or even through some form of simple exposure, such as the years you spent riding with your parents and others who've driven for years. You should be able to understand the basic tools used to navigate a car where the brake pedal is in front of the accelerator and how to use the rear view mirror. For example, even if you've never touched the steering wheel. The same thing happens when you enter the world of the stock market. Although you don't need to know all the terminology. At first, you won't be selling or determining your own long and short positions, so you don't have to fully understand these references, although you should be aware of them. You certainly must be versed in the basic functionality of trading stocks, bonds, stocks and other commodities.