Stock Trading Mode

Stock trading is the process of buying and selling shares of companies on the stock market to make a profit. Investors earn either from the increase in stock prices (difference between buying and selling) or from dividends — a portion of the company's profit paid to shareholders. Trading can be short-term (speculative) or long-term (investment).

1. Learn the basics — understand what stocks are, how the stock market works, and what risks exist.
2. Choose a broker — register with a licensed broker that provides access to stock markets.
3. Open a trading account — usually can be done online in a few minutes.
4. Fund your account — deposit the minimum amount to start trading.
5. Choose a strategy — decide whether you will invest long-term or trade actively.
6. Start with a demo account (optional) — to practice without risking real funds.

Fundamental analysis — study the company's financial metrics: profit, revenue, profitability, debt load.

Industry analysis — choose companies from growing or consistently profitable sectors of the economy.

News and trends assessment — follow corporate news, technological changes, macroeconomic factors.

Technical analysis — use charts and indicators to assess trends and potential entry points.

Risk assessment — consider how resilient the company is to external factors and crises.