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25.01.2022 Time to learn something new? Always been curious about Stocks? Ready to learn at home, at your own pace? Stockeducate is now LIVE! Check out our Online Stock Market Training Course at stockeducate.com.au, or head to the link in our bio.

23.01.2022 Some US states have decided to be the first to re-open their economies. Many experts are concerned that reopening local economies could cause a second wave of the virus. In such uncertain times do you think this is a good idea?

21.01.2022 LEARN ABOUT THE STOCK MARKET FROM HOME! Our Online Stock Market Training Course has just been launched! You can now start learning about stocks from the comfort of your own home. Our course has been designed to be suitable for beginners, so everyone is welcome and suited to come learn with us.... Check out stockeducate.com.au, or head to the link in our bio to learn more!

20.01.2022 A stock portfolio is a term to describe an individual’s collection of different stocks owned at a point in time. Portfolios can be constructed to diversify risk by investing in corporations that have different types of businesses, or operate in different industries, as opposed to allocating 100% of your capital to one company.

20.01.2022 A unit of stock represents a diluted portion of ownership within the company. Purchasing stocks provides the right for an investor to become a partial owner of the chosen company. If an investor chooses to purchase stock in a company, it grants the investor the right to become a diluted business owner of that company. Head over to stockeducate.com.au to learn more about the Stock Market from home!

17.01.2022 Have some extra time on your hands at the moment? Our Online Stock Market Training Course is LIVE! We’ve created a course that is designed to teach you everything you need to know about investing, from the most basic lessons to the more complex. Check it out today at stockeducate.com.au.

14.01.2022 Stocks and shares both refer to the same thing, just in a slightly different way. Of the two, "stocks" is the more general, generic term. It is often used to describe a slice of ownership of one or more companies. In contrast, "shares" has a more specific meaning: It often refers to the ownership of a particular company. Comment below what you’d you like to learn about next week

14.01.2022 Stock Portfolio is probably a word you hear get thrown around when people talk about investing. But what exactly is it and what do YOU need to know about it? A stock portfolio is the group of stocks that an individual or entity holds at a point in time.

13.01.2022 Save this post! Come back for more important Stock Market terms every Tuesday. #Stockeducate #StockMarket #Finance #Stocks #Shares #Trading #Education #Learning #OnlineCourse #StockMarketTraining #StockMarketInfo #Investments #Investing #inflation#Covid19 #Covid2019 #jobkeeper #jobseeker

08.01.2022 Have you been thinking about investing in shares? Some of the key benefits are Exposure to the highest return yielding asset class. Receive dividend payments distributed to shareholders twice a year, which offer a consistent form of income. You become a minority owner of any chosen business you wish to invest in.... . . . #Stockeducate #StockMarket #Finance #Stocks #Shares #Trading #Education #Learning #OnlineCourse #StockMarketTraining #StockMarketInfo #Investments #Investing

04.01.2022 Many industries are feeling the effects that COVID-19 is having on business. This US reporting season round-up has produced some surprising (and not so surprising) data, giving insight into which industries are benefiting and which industries are struggling.

02.01.2022 If we have learnt anything from the current climate, it is that you can never be too sure about what the future will bring. This idea is no different when it comes to planning your investments. So how do you plan for the future when predicting it is a waste of time?

01.01.2022 Every country is feeling the pressure that COVID-19 is having on the economy. Shane Oliver states three reasons as to why he believes Australia will emerge from this pandemic in a better economic state compared to most countries around the globe.