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2 years ago

What is buying and selling?

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Buying and selling are at the centre of trading strategies that involve buying on one asset while selling another. Investors can also sell an asset in order to cut their losses. They may do this if one of there asset is dropping in value and they don't expect it to rise ever again.

-Dominant- [34]2 years ago

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Buying is obtaining, selling is giving away

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What is buying and selling?​

What is buying and selling?