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The Stock Exchange is a market in which everyone can participate, from the executives of the most renowned stockbrokers to teachers, doctors and basically, anyone who has a little time to manage their investments and patience to watch them grow. As in any other activity in which we are interested, before entering the stock market, we must inform ourselves about the elements that compose it, its operation and the community that forms part of it; in addition to the laws that regulate it.

Likewise, we need to know the reason why we want to enter the Stock Exchange, that is, our investment objectives since we will not be adrift when making decisions about buying and selling.
Here are some tips that will help you take the first step to investing in the stock market courses:

1. Order your personal finances
Before making any kind of investment, you need to order your personal finances, that is, you learn to manage your money in a disciplined and constant manner. Make a monthly budget taking into account your income (receipts) and outflow (expenses) money to determine the amount you are willing to invest.

2. Seek advice
To form an investment portfolio you need to know the mechanisms with which the stock market works. There are several stock market courses online, as well as there are banks and brokerage houses, which have advisers, who will help you to know the risks you are exposed to if you want to invest, as well as the estimated time needed for your investments to yield the fruits you want.

3. Know your profile as an investor
Depending on the time you want to spend managing your investments and the risk that you want to take on when investing, you must decide if you are a passive investor, so you should spend 4 or 5 hours per month to manage your portfolio, your risk profile would be low, so you should invest in funds.

4. Define your investment goals
After you have ordered your personal finances and have determined your investor profile, you need to know what you want to invest in the stock market, since if you do not have investment objectives, such as buying a house, car or guarantee resources for your retirement.
The decisions you have to make when making transactions in the market will not be based on what you want to achieve with the money invested, but on the fate that you believe to have when making your investments and this could be far from the profits.

5. Do not invest all your assets
Although you have decided that your risk profile at the time of investing is high, that is, you are able to tolerate the fluctuations in the prices of the shares that you have acquired, it is not advisable to destine all your assets to the investment in the Stock Exchange.

6. Invest through authorized intermediaries
The only stockbrokers authorized to buy and sell shares are the brokerage houses, it is necessary to open an account in one of them. There are a lot of options to enter the stock market, you should compare what suits your objectives and your investor profile, as well as verify the stock trading courses granted by the national and international consultancies for the portfolio in which you want to invest.

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