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How To Avoid Being Misguided By A Stock Broker?
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[QUOTE="Caramelle, post: 211168, member: 150"] [JUSTIFY]It's always a big advantage to know more about stock markets before deciding to invest in stocks. In general, it's the investor that makes decisions on the stocks to invest in and the stockbrokers just execute the transactions based on the investors' orders. If you are a small-time investor, you will likely not even hire a full-service broker because you'll usually scrimp on the brokerage fees which can eat into your small profits. Thus, you are more likely to hire discount brokers who don't give advice and are only paid for the brokerage services. In fact, many discount brokers are online and use an app to facilitate their clients' investments. This means that you have to be knowledgeable about stocks and the business environment to be able to make sound judgments. In case you actually have a large stock investment and are opting for a full-service brokerage with an investment counseling service, you can avoid being misguided by stockbrokers if you know some basic facts about stock investing, the stock market, and the business climate. In addition, you can always choose to work with reputable stockbrokers. If you don't know too much about stocks and you have a low appetite for risk, it would be better to invest in blue-chip stocks as these are reliable and stable stocks owned by companies that are operating profitably and can be expected to pay dividends regularly. [/JUSTIFY] [/QUOTE]
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