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investment means using money to buy something (an asset) with the aim of making a profit by selling that asset at a higher price some time in the future
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what types of investments do you know start learning
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There are many different types of investments. Some people put their money in art, stamps, or collectibles. Other people invest in shares and become part owners of a company.
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how to earn on investment start learning
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shareholders can earn by selling shares at a higher price than they paid for them, but they can also receive a dividend - part of the profit that the company transfers to its shareholders each year.
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what is the difference between saving and investing? start learning
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the investment does not guarantee that you will make a profit. In fact, the price of your assets may fall and you may not even get your capital back, and the only risk with saving is that inflation will reduce the value of the money you put on them.
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what are the types of funds start learning
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-open-end founds, -investment founds, -mutual founds
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a portfolio is a combination of diffrent type of investment. it can include bank accounts, bonds property shares mutual funds or any other type of investment. Investors use portfolios to minimum risk.
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spreading risk by including many different types of investment in a portfolio is called diversification
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what is the purpose of the porfolio start learning
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the main goal any porfolio is to put the investor's money in different places. This improves the chances of making a profit
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stock market, where people can buy and sell shares and other securities.
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what is the stock exchange start learning
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stock exchange is a building where we can buy and sell shares or other securities
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a stock market index is a way of measuring a section of a stock market. It shows the price of these shares at the end of each trading day and the number of shares bought and sold
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why companies issue shares, stocks start learning
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companies sell shares in their business to raise moneyand then use that money for various initiatives
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