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A stock is a certificate that shows that you own a small fraction of a corporation. When you buy a stock, you are paying for a small percentage of everything that that company owns, buildings, chairs, computers, etc. When you own a stock, you are referred to as a shareholder or a stockholder. In essence, a stock is a representation of the amount of a company that you own.

The benefit of owning stock in a corporation is that whenever the corporation profits, you profit as well. For example, if you buy stock in Coca Cola, and they come out with a new drink that everyone buys in massive quantities, then the company will profit tremendously, and so will you. A stock also gives you the right to make decisions that may influence the company. Each stock you own has a little bit of voting power, so the more stocks you own, the more decision making power you have.

In order to vote, you must either attend a corporate meeting, or you fill out a proxy ballot. A proxy ballot is a "subsitute" for your absence at the corporate meeting. A ballot is a series of proposals that you may either vote for or against. Common questions are who should be on the board of directors, and whether or not to issue additional stock. You can profit more by making smart decisions, such as voting for a smarter board of directors. Also, if you think that issuing additional stock may increase the value of the stock, then you would vote for issuing additional stock.

There are four levels of stock you can purchase. The lowest level of stock are the penny stocks. Penny stocks are small companies that have almost no chance of making it big, and they are usually of no value. These stocks could be a local chain of stores, or a company that does not provide anything desirable.

Moving up one level, there are the growth stocks. Growth stocks are new companies that have a lot of potential for success, but they are not stable, and do not always become successful. These growth stocks are not always a safe investment, since they are not well- established. Secondary issues are well- established businesses that are almost totally insured to continue growing in strength. They are a good investment, since the profit can increase a lot, but finding the companies can be hard. The highest level of stocks you can buy are blue chip stocks. The older companies usually are blue chip, such as International Business Machines (IBM) and AT&T, and Coca Cola. These blue chip stocks are the safest investment you can make, but they also take a lot more time to profit with.

If you want to profit from buying a stock, you must decide on a successful company to invest your money in. There are many factors about the company you have to base your decision on. By analysing all of the aspects, you have a better chance of predicting whether or not the stock will rise in value. Some questions to keep in mind are :


How much profit has the company made recently? If the company has not recently made a lot of profit, chances are it may never profit, and it is not a good idea to invest in it. If the company has made a lot of profit recently, then it may be a good investment, since the profit may continue to rise.
Is the product or service provided popular and in demand? If the company offers an undesirable product, then the company may fail, since no one will buy from them. If the company dies, then you suffer massive losses, so you do not want to invest in companies with an undesirable product or service. You want to invest in a company with a service or product that is in high demand. If a company invents a new kind of food that is incredible, and everyone wants tons of it, then you can profit greatly, since the company will make tons of profit.
Is there a lot of close competition? If the company is the only company that offers something, then everyone has to buy from that company, meaning the company will grow larger, and profit a lot. For example, if there was a company called Sneakies and it was the only company to offer sneakers, then everyone would be forced to buy from them, and that would result in huge profits for Sneakies. In real life, though, there are big time competitors, such as Nike and Reebok. Therefore, Sneakies would not make a whole lot of profit, and neither would you.
Stock analysts regularly get the answers to these questions, and many others, and make predictions about the stocks value in the future.
 

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