Beginners guide to investing in the Stock Market

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Are you new to the Stock Market or need a refresher? Then this course will help you get all the fundamentals of buying and selling shares.
Understand what to look at when deciding if a company will be a good investment. Get a better idea of price charts as well as the profit and loss and balance sheet of the company.

What Will You Learn?

  • Understand the fundamentals of investing in the stock market
  • Learn the core concepts of analyzing a stock using fundamental and technical methods
  • Learn about risk management and investing safely

Course Content

Introduction
The stock market is a marketplace where shares of publicly listed companies are bought and sold. It plays a central role in the modern economy, acting as a bridge between businesses that need capital and investors who have money to invest. The origins of the stock market trace back to the early 1600s, when the Dutch East India Company issued the first shares on the Amsterdam Stock Exchange. This allowed the company to raise money from the public to fund its trade ventures, in return for a share of the profits. Over time, this concept evolved, and today, stock markets exist all over the world, with major exchanges like the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE), NASDAQ, and London Stock Exchange facilitating trillions of dollars in trade. At its core, the stock market enables businesses to grow. By offering shares to the public through a process called an Initial Public Offering (IPO), companies can raise large amounts of money to expand operations, invest in research, or develop new products—without having to rely solely on banks or private lenders. In return, investors get the opportunity to share in the company’s success through rising share prices and dividends. Investing in the stock market can be a powerful way to build wealth over time. Wise investments in strong companies can generate solid returns, especially when held for the long term. Many individuals have grown their savings substantially by investing in companies that have thrived. However, it’s important to remember that the stock market carries risks. Prices can go up, but they can also go down—sometimes sharply. Economic downturns, company mismanagement, or shifts in the global market can all lead to losses. For beginners, it's essential to approach investing with caution, avoid chasing “get rich quick” schemes, and take the time to understand what you're investing in. In short, the stock market is a powerful tool for economic growth and personal financial development—but like all tools, it must be used wisely.

Fundamental Analysis

Technical Analysis
Along with Fundamental Analysis, Investors increasingly rely on Technical Analysis to decide whether to buy or sell a stock. Here we will explore the main techniques.

Investing Safely and Profitably
How do professionals invest safely and profitably? Some key concepts such as position sizing and stop losses.

Stock Market Course