Very well explained in the first lesson of AulaFácil are a number of definitions. The following is the first lesson in a few days to modify and extend it to introduce a greater number of terms and definitions ( broker, goodwill, fixed income, equities, interest rates ...): "The stock market is the market where buying and selling shares of companies. And what is the action? Good question. The action is the part that divides the capital of a company, which in turn is the money that was needed initially to set up the company. When we divide the capital between the number of shares an appeal is "nominal value ", but more importantly on the stock exchange the value they are willing to pay investors the " market value " .
Every day you can buy and sell shares at that price can vary "trade stocks" , so that we can convert the money into stocks and shares into cash.
So that's the point? The companies will open a way to make money on calls "Capital" is asking for more money to investors who voluntarily can go or not.
The other party in all this invention, we, we get term liquidity means converting our actions in money jangling and if possible above the amount we invest in the beginning. "Image taken from: http://www.curso-mir.com/curso-mir/17.html
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