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A guide to the stock market which arms the investor, whether large or small, with the information required to make informed decisions about where, when and how to buy and sell shares. This text tackles a range of related issues, how to deal with a broker; the London Stock Market and influences on it; the new Alternative Investment Market (AIM); the Ofex trading facility and how it works; details of shareholder perks; overseas markets; company reports how, to read them and what to look out for; take overs and their implications for the shareholder and investment trusts, and how to assess the best companies when looking for value for money.
This guide investigates the fundamental mechanics of the stock market to empower individual investors with the knowledge required to execute informed share transactions. Kevin Goldstein-Jackson provides a comprehensive framework for navigating the complexities of equity markets, drawing upon established financial practices and institutional structures. The text serves as a practical manual for evaluating company performance, managing broker relationships, and understanding the regulatory landscape of trading facilities.
What You Will Find
The subject matter points to a technical, instructional resource designed for the novice to intermediate investor seeking a structured approach to market participation. The framing suggests a focus on the regulatory and operational environment of the late 20th-century British financial sector.
Page Count:
196
Publication Date:
1989-01-01
Publisher:
HarperCollins Publishers
ISBN-10:
0006530648
ISBN-13:
9780006530640
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