Imagine the stock market like a big market in a city where people buy and sell pieces of companies instead of vegetables or clothes. These pieces are called "stocks" or "shares." When you buy a stock, it's like buying a small part of that company, just like when you own a piece of land. The stock exchange is a physical or electronic marketplace where buyers and sellers come together to trade these ownership shares.
Capital Appreciation
If the stock's market price rises from the price at which you purchased it, you can sell the stock at a higher price and make a profit.
Dividends
Some companies distribute a portion of their profits to shareholders in the form of dividends. Dividends are typically paid out on a regular basis, such as quarterly or annually
In the Philippines, you need to go through a licensed stockbroker (or become one) to buy and sell stocks on the PSE
Supports conditional orders. Conditional orders allow you to execute strategies like cutting losses and buying on breakout automatically. They set a trigger on when your Limit Order is sent to the exchange based on the stock’s Last Traded Price. If a stock falls below a certain point, sell! If it rises above a resistance level, buy!
One of the classics. Dependable. Lacks features.
For investing in foreign markets.
Evaluate how easy and secure it is to deposit funds into the trading account. Look for various deposit methods, such as bank transfers, credit/debit cards, and electronic wallets, to suit your preferences.
A user-friendly platform with real-time execution data is essential for informed trading decisions.
Scrutinize the fee structure, including trading commissions, spreads, and any hidden charges. Be cautious of disparities between the advertised fees on the website and the actual fees charged during transactions.
Examine the process and time it takes to withdraw funds from your trading account. A reliable broker should offer efficient withdrawal methods and transparency regarding any withdrawal fees.
Assess the broker's supplementary tools and features, such as automatic stop-loss and breakout orders. A mobile app can provide convenience for monitoring and trading on the go, enhancing your overall trading experience.
