STOCK MARKET

If you ask how the stock market works, the more willing there are to buy a share, the more its price will rise. An ordinary citizen and large institutions can both buy and sell stocks on the stock market. The higher the current or expected future profits of a listed company, the greater the demand for purchasing that stock. Therefore, the price of that share increases. The stock market is very risky as an investment tool. Because, unlike bank interest or government bonds, there is no guarantee of return or principal return. The stock you buy today for 100 lira may be worth 10 lira or 200 lira tomorrow. Therefore, the answer to the question "Is playing the stock market risky?" is definitely yes. -Avoid investing directly in stocks without thoroughly learning the functioning of the stock market. -Research the company of the stock you will buy. Read its commercial transactions, financial results, developments and analysis. After all, you become a partner in that company by buying shares. -Do not listen to rumors such as "This stock will fly" or "Anyone who invests in this stock will quintuple his money".
Remember, if these types of stock market tips have reached you or us, they are no longer tips! - In summary; If you do not have detailed information about the functioning of the stock market, the commercial activities and financial strength of the company behind the stock you are considering buying, or if you do not have the opportunity to follow this information regularly, investing in the stock market can be very risky. There are two ways to make money from the stock market.
You can make trading profits by selling the shares you bought at a higher value. Research shows that especially small investors do not have much chance of making money in the long term by buying and selling frequently. Therefore, it seems more reasonable for small investors to identify stocks whose prices will increase in the long run, buy them and wait. If the company makes a profit and decides to share this profit with its partners, those who hold the company's stock are given a share of the profit in proportion to how many shares there are. This profit share is called dividend. It is possible to make money from the stock market by purchasing shares of companies that pay regular and high dividends, without having to buy or sell.