A brief guide for those who want to start investing in the stock market but do not want to spend much time it. So in two minutes that takes you to read this guide we get you the itch to start to invest .
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1 st Choice of intermediary (broker) :
can be of different types: banks, brokerages ... both brokers and online brokers .
Each has its advantages and disadvantages. The most important thing to do are commissions, how to remove the money and how to give orders to the brokers . Bankinter
, IngDirect , Inversis , One-e are examples of banks that have online brokers.
Only put "online broker " in google you can begin to investigate which is best for you.
A larger on the website of the London Stock Exchange we see companies and brokers in Spain there.
2 nd investment costs:
There are 4 types of costs:
a) intermediation costs (between 0.2 and 0.3% in cash for each operation)
b) recruitment Fees Bag: depending on what you're willing to spend the bag applies a separate fee. For example, if you spend less than 300 € the canon is 1.10 €, if you invest € 300 to 3000 the canon is 2.45 € PB + 2.4
c) Management committees or custody of securities the Company, Agency or Bank where account is held values. Ranges between 0.15 and 0.25% per annum on the nominal values.
d) If you sell a share of profits Finance charged a 18%.
3 rd Choice of investment:
Before deciding the fate of the investment is necessary to consider that risk is willing to take. The risk / return profile depends on the characteristics of the individual.
With the help of a professional, an investor must decide products that comprise its portfolio. Many brokers offer different
portfolios that are tailored to each profile, thus not necessary to become an expert Stock.
Now it's just a matter of patience to get money in the stock market!
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