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    1) Stocks represent partial ownership in a company and allow owners to vote and receive dividends. Corporations issue stock to raise funds. 2) There are two main types of stocks - common stock which provides voting rights and dividends, and preferred stock which provides fixed dividends but limited voting rights. 3) Other assets that can be invested in include bonds, ETFs, options, futures, and cryptocurrency, each with their own risk-reward profiles. Research tools can help analyze these different assets.

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    1) Stocks represent partial ownership in a company and allow owners to vote and receive dividends. Corporations issue stock to raise funds. 2) There are two main types of stocks - common stock which provides voting rights and dividends, and preferred stock which provides fixed dividends but limited voting rights. 3) Other assets that can be invested in include bonds, ETFs, options, futures, and cryptocurrency, each with their own risk-reward profiles. Research tools can help analyze these different assets.

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    1) Stocks represent partial ownership in a company and allow owners to vote and receive dividends. Corporations issue stock to raise funds. 2) There are two main types of stocks - common stock which provides voting rights and dividends, and preferred stock which provides fixed dividends but limited voting rights. 3) Other assets that can be invested in include bonds, ETFs, options, futures, and cryptocurrency, each with their own risk-reward profiles. Research tools can help analyze these different assets.

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    Presented by Quantbots

    TRADING
    by QUantbots
    when/how
    Page 01 of 15

    why SHOULD I kevin


    matthew
    handsome

    INVEST
    Have Short/medium/long term Have adequate knowledge
    goals regarding personal finance
    50/30/20 budgeting framework. Only Invest money you are willing
    Emergency fund to lose
    Reduce debt/liabilities study technical analysis
    retirement for the long term willing to risk
    borrow smart
    stocks

    what are
    STOCKS
    Partial owner of a company
    Units of Stocks = Shares
    Corporations issue (sell) stock to raise funds to operate their
    businesses.
    Historically, they have outperformed most other investments over the
    long run

    Page 02 of 15
    2 types of stocks Page 03 of 15

    COMMON
    Entitles the owner to vote at shareholders'
    PREFERRED
    Essentially the same as a common stock
    meetings and to receive any dividends but it gives a fixed dividend
    paid out by the corporation Much more limited than common stock,
    Distribution of dividend occurs when Scheduled distribution of dividend
    declared Lower Volatility
    Higher Volatility Regular CashFlow
    Higher priority

    s h o r t l o n g t e r m
    other forms of assets
    FOREX
    Trades Currency pairs (EUR/USD)
    Page 04 of 15

    BOND
    Less Risky than stocks
    Betting on a Currency/Economy
    Ex. 1.2 X 100,000 (Standard Lot)
    = 120,000$
    Bondholders are creditors to the Margin Requirement EUR/USD = 3%
    corporation and are entitled to interest as (3 X 120,000/100) = 3,600$
    well as repayment of principal Cannot borrow funds to trade, must be
    Regular Scheduled payments from the traders account
    Return of invested principal Margin requirements vary on size of a
    Safer than most investments trade and currency pairs 2-20% but the
    higher coupon rate, higher risk average is 3-5%
    often rated by credit rating agencies Trades in "lots"
    - Standard Lots = 100k Units
    - Mini Lots = 10k Units
    C r e d i t
    Depending on brokers you can also trade
    1000 Units (Micro)
    other forms of assets Page 05 of 15

    EXCHANGE TRADED FUND


    (ETF) OPTIONS
    2 types of options (call, Put)
    (ETF) is a type of pooled investment
    call options are contracts to buy
    security that operates much like a mutual
    put options are contracts to sell
    fund paid out by the corporation
    A contract allowing the recipient (Buyer)
    Index Market
    the right but not an obligation to buy or
    Can be bought like normal stock
    sell the asset within a certain timeframe
    Diversified
    American options allow to recipient to buy
    and sell anytime
    European options can only be sold at the
    s h o r t
    expiration
    t i m e
    l i m i t e d
    other forms of assets Page 06 of 15

    FUTURES CYPTO
    no regulatory framework in place to
    contracts that obligate parties to buy or
    ensure protection of assets
    sell an asset at a predetermined future
    Highly volatile
    date and price.
    monopolized
    short (sell) buy (long)
    Traditional theories on trading does not
    very complicated
    apply most of the time
    betting
    Riskiest among assets

    F u t u r e
    n e w a n d
    r i s k y
    0.O
    RESEARCH TOOLS/WEBSITES Page 14 of 15

    https://simplywall.st/ https://edge.pse.com.ph/
    https://finance.yahoo.com/ marketscreener.com
    https://etfdb.com/ simplywall.st
    https://www.gurufocus.com/ tradingview.com
    morningstar.com https://www.reuters.com/
    tradingview.com firstmetrosec.com
    investagram.com
    WallstreetBets (Reddit)
    investing.com
    Buying Page 09 of 15

    STOCKS
    literal na b

    Buying Page 09 of 15

    STOCKS

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