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Endique, Roren Kaye A.

2BSA-1
Assignment: Financial market in economy
1. The importance of the financial market in a country's economy.
The capability to invest in shares, generally referred to as equities, in the financial
markets might help you save money for the long term. This often provides a larger
return over time than opening a savings account at your bank. But nonetheless
purchasing stock can be dangerous. It's important to understand that the value of
any investment might increase as well as decrease, and that financial record does
not guarantee current growth.
The financial markets also provide insured investments. To guarantee that you will
receive a payout in the case of a collision, such as missing or damaging your
smartphone, insurance firms should utilize financial markets. Lenders, including
banks, can borrow money owing to financial markets. They offer loans to
individuals who are interested in borrowing - whether that's studying at the
university with a student loan, perhaps, or purchasing a property with a mortgage.
2. Give at least 5 investment tips for financial securities.
1. Get Your Finances in Order
You must first determine how much money you have to invest before you can make
long-term investments. That involves getting your finances in order. Begin by
preparing an inventory of your assets and liabilities, creating a practical debt
management strategy, and determining how much money you require to completely
finance an emergency fund. By completing these monetary responsibilities first, you
can put money into long-term investments and avoid having to withdraw it for a while.
2. Know Your Time Horizon
Understanding your time horizon, or the number of years prior to requiring the money,
is the key to any long-term investing, regardless of the goal. Although there isn't a clear
definition, long-term investing is typically defined as five years or more. You can choose
the right investments and determine how much risk you should take on by knowing
when you will need the money you are investing.
3. Pick a Strategy and Stick with It
Choose an investment strategy and settle with it once you've determined your
investing objectives and time horizon. It may even be advantageous to breakdown your
total time horizon into narrower segments to assist your decision of asset allocation.
4. Understand Investing Risks
Be sure you are mindful of the risks related to investing in different assets before you
buy them to prevent impulsive responses to market declines. Yet, determining risk is
not always as easy as looking at credit ratings. Investors should also take into account
their own risk tolerance, or how much risk they can take.
5. Mind the Costs of Investing
Costs related to investing can decrease profits and increase losses. The expense ratio of
the funds you choose to invest in, and any management fees advisors may charge are
usually the two key charges to take into account while choosing an investment. When
purchasing individual stocks, ETFs, or mutual funds in the past, you also had to pay
trading costs; however, this is much less prevalent today.

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