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How the Stock
Market Works: A Beginner's Guide to Investment Binding: Softcover
208 pages (June 30, 2004) ISBN: 0749441909 Price: RM65.50 SYNOPSIS The stock exchange
is increasingly dispersing and multiplying. An investor can deal on the Nasdaq
in New York, or the Frankfurt stock exchange, or just go to an on-line broker or
intermediary. While all this makes it easier and cheaper for an individual to
trade, it becomes difficult to see where the market is, and probably less easy
to trade successfully. The investor has to be even more carefully armoured and
protected by knowledge. This fully revised new edition will tell investors what
is being traded and how, who does what with which and to whom, and how to
evaluate both the shares and the proponents' claims. In his acclaimed lucid
style, Michael Beckett cuts through the investment hype to answer such questions
as: What are shares?; What are gilts?; What are futures and options?; What about
overseas shares?; Where and how can you buy shares?; What do the newspaper
financial pages mean?; How do you pick a share to buy?; Whose advice can you
trust?; When do you sell a share?; What is the point of owning shares? About the
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