A unit of ownership of a company. When forming a corporation, the owner may choose to issue shares to raise capital, which in turn is sold to investors. They are usually banks or brokers who undercut market shares to other investors individually or through mutual funds and exchange-traded funds (ETFs).
Owners can participate in shareholders' meetings, but they have no preference in paying dividends.
Shareholders cannot participate in meetings, but holders of these shares have priority when dividing dividends.
High liquidity Most stocks are publicly traded on major stock exchanges, making them easy to buy and sell.
Big choice The presence of various companies and sectors from which you can choose the ones that are of highest priority for your investment goals.
Creating Passive Income Stocks tend to rise over time, making them ideal for long-term investing.
Trading on a productive asset Companies use investor money to expand their products and services. This process creates a positive economic cycle.
High income The shares have the potential for high returns.
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