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Stocks and Shares Advice
jai247
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Hi
I am thinking of dipping my toes into the share market and buying some shares. I wanted to get some advice before I look into this as I have never bought any shares before.
I understand that buying shares is a big risk but can also be very beneficial in the long run. I wanted to ask if anyone has an recommendations of a choosing a stockbroker?
I have looked into advice online but I know this forum can be very helpful/
I know there is alot more information I need to look into regrading buying shares and I am trying to find out more everyday.
Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
I am thinking of dipping my toes into the share market and buying some shares. I wanted to get some advice before I look into this as I have never bought any shares before.
I understand that buying shares is a big risk but can also be very beneficial in the long run. I wanted to ask if anyone has an recommendations of a choosing a stockbroker?
I have looked into advice online but I know this forum can be very helpful/
I know there is alot more information I need to look into regrading buying shares and I am trying to find out more everyday.
Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
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If you've never bought shares before then I certainly wouldn't jump in buying individual shares initially. It's likely to be far more cost effective and reduce risk to use funds instead which spread your investment across many companies so you aren't just exposed to the fortunes of one.
There's lots of info on https://www.monevator.comRemember the saying: if it looks too good to be true it almost certainly is.0
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