Shares Should I Shouldn t I
Title:
Shares - Should I, Shouldn’t I?
Word Count:
384
Summary:
Buying Shares
You should consider buying shares only if:
* You have at least one year’s income saved and available on demand
You need to have instantly accessible savings to pay for the unexpected. The unexpected can in
Keywords:
shares, share trading, stockmarket, investing, investment
Article Body:
Buying Shares
You should consider buying shares only if:
* You have at least one year’s income saved and available on demand
You need to have instantly accessible savings to pay for the unexpected. The unexpected can in
* You accept that share prices can fall and you might lose money
Intellectually you know that prices can fall, but you need to accept this as something that ca
* You understand the stockmarket
Only a fool invests money in something that he or she does not fully understand. It is only by
* You have the time and ability to research which stocks to buy
Research into a company’s financial condition requires time and the ability to understand the
* The time is right
Consider timing your share acquisition to coincide with a general fall in share prices. Go aga
Similarly, when the stockmarket is high and everybody and their dog is talking about share pri
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Shares - Should I, Shouldn’t I?
Word Count:
384
Summary:
Buying Shares
You should consider buying shares only if:
* You have at least one year’s income saved and available on demand
You need to have instantly accessible savings to pay for the unexpected. The unexpected can in
Keywords:
shares, share trading, stockmarket, investing, investment
Article Body:
Buying Shares
You should consider buying shares only if:
* You have at least one year’s income saved and available on demand
You need to have instantly accessible savings to pay for the unexpected. The unexpected can in
* You accept that share prices can fall and you might lose money
Intellectually you know that prices can fall, but you need to accept this as something that ca
* You understand the stockmarket
Only a fool invests money in something that he or she does not fully understand. It is only by
* You have the time and ability to research which stocks to buy
Research into a company’s financial condition requires time and the ability to understand the
* The time is right
Consider timing your share acquisition to coincide with a general fall in share prices. Go aga
Similarly, when the stockmarket is high and everybody and their dog is talking about share pri
This is a demo version of txt2pdf v.10.1
Developed by SANFACE Software http://www.sanface.com/
Available at http://www.sanface.com/txt2pdf.html