Stocks and Shares (2)

You should be aware that there are risks associated with buying shares.

When the company performs poorly, its shares may fall in value and you may not receive any dividend.

There are other factors such as the performance of the stock market as a whole and the country's economic situation that may affect the price of your shares.

It is also possible that you may lose your entire investment if the company goes out of business.

There are also shares that are difficult to sell if the demand for them is lacking.

It is therefore important that you select the right companies to invest in.

Financial advisers will generally recommend shares as part of an investment portfolio.

The aim in trading shares is of course to buy at a low and sell at a high price.