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The Stock Market |
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The stock market is a market used for trading company stocks.
Some are sold publicly on the stock exchange, while others are
sold privately. The term stock market is used to describe the
device that allows people to trade stocks as well as to explain
the sum of all stocks within a country. It is different from the
stock exchange, which is referring to different corporations in
the business world that brings buyers and seller together.
People who participate in the stock market can be anything from
small private stock
investors, to large fund traders, both of who's orders for
exchange end up with a professional in |
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the business. A long time
ago, a lot of the people involved in trading were individuals,
but over time this has become rare and most traders are larger
business and corporations such as insurance companies or banks.
There are now stocks in most if not all developed and developing
countries, including Japan, the USA, Canada, Europe, India and
China.
There are different types of trading including short selling
and margin buying. Short selling is when the trading borrows
stocks and then sells them and hopes for the prices to fall.
Later they buy back the stock, making money if the price fell
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sometimes used by
traders who are trying to lower the price of a stock and is often
prohibited or restricted. Margin buying is when a person borrows
money with an interest rate and invests it in stocks and hopes
for the stocks to rise. This is more common, and in most
countries there are restrictions placed on the maximum
percentage of the stock the traders will own.
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