Equity investment is the buying and holding of
shares of stock on a
stock market by individuals and funds in anticipation of income from
dividends and
capital gain[?] as the value of the stock rises.
An investor may buy shares, that is ownership equity, of a company or bonds, that is debt of a company. Diversification both between debt and equity and between different companies is often recommended as is the practice of "buying low and selling high," should one be so wise and quick. [1] (http://www.yesyoucantimethemarket.com/)
To try to predict good stocks to invest in, two main schools of thought exist: technical analysis and fundamentals analysis.
- Yes, You Can Time the Market!, by Ben Stein (Author), Phil DeMuth (Author), John Wiley & Sons, 2003, hardcover, 240 pages, ISBN 0471430161
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