Lesson 14 — Capital Gains and Capital Losses
When you invest in shares, the value of your investment can change. Sometimes the value goes up, and sometimes it
When you invest in shares, the value of your investment can change. Sometimes the value goes up, and sometimes it
When you buy shares in a company, there are different ways you may potentially benefit from your investment. One of
When you look at companies listed on the stock market, you will notice that they are not all the same
When you look at a stock market table, one of the first numbers you will notice is the share price.
Not all shares are exactly the same. In the previous lessons, you learned about ordinary shares and how becoming a
When you hear people talk about buying shares, they are often talking about ordinary shares. Ordinary shares represent an ownership
When you buy shares in a company, you are providing capital to a business in which you become a shareholder.
When you buy shares in a company, you are not simply buying a number that moves up and down on
If you are new to the stock market, one of the first words you will hear is share. But what
If you are new to investing, you may hear people talk about the “stock market”, “stock exchange” or “LuSE” and