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3 years ago

How do you make money in the stock market?

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2 answers:

Marina86 [1]3 years ago

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Hello There!

You earn money by buying stocks at lower prices and selling the stocks at higher prices to make a profit. You could also buy good companies and hold them for long periods of time to make money.

Andru [333]3 years ago

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You invest money in a store or product

Let's say for example Chipotle

So (in small numbers)
Let's say you buy a piece of chipotle and you buy it for $50. Once you buy the piece that means you know own "stock" in chipotles business.

Maybe the next week chipotle is doing good and you'll make $200

But another week chipotle isn't doing so well and you make $25

By investing in chipotle you believe that chipotle will accumulate a lot of cash in the next years to come. So depending on what percent you bought you will receive money if chipotle does well. And you won't Recieve money if chipotle is not doing well.

Sorry this is so long but it takes a while to explain the stock market. That's the best I could do.

Also iPhones have a stock market app if your interested

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