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Risk of Share Market

"Take a chance! All life is a chance. The man who goes the furthest is generally the one who is willing to do and dare. The 'sure thing' boat never gets far from shore."
Dale Carnegie (1888 - 1955)

You might think we can buy shares and keep until its waiting and get the profit, if you are thinking like this you must be wrong. Investing on shares means good way of income as long as you do lots of dedication.

Because share price may varies in a second.at can make you lost. What happen if the company closed. All your money is in fire :(

DON'T FEAR
I will tell you step by step how we can recover or minimize the stock market risk. This is kind of a game.

1. Before buying a share you should know about the little bit of a company(what they are doing?, how long they running?)

2. If you are new always get the help from your stock broker.

3. KEEP IN TOUCH with business world.

4. Technical and Fundamental Analyse.(This is the best way of a buying shares)
- You can learn some method and strategies from later in this blog.

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