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Asked: October 6, 20202020-10-06T09:15:14+01:00 2020-10-06T09:15:14+01:00In: Finance

What are the steps to be taken before buying stocks from a company?

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What are the important things to know before going ahead to buy stocks? The steps to take, things to avoid and look out for.

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    1. Claire
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      2020-10-06T22:01:51+01:00Added an answer on October 6, 2020 at 10:01 pm

      When you decide to purchase stocks, it is important to do your research first. Your goal is to find a good value – especially if you’re thinking long term. Before you buy stocks from a company, you should do thorough research, review a stock’s fundamentals, monitor its viability and ability to turn over well. This is not just some simple stock purchase – you are becoming a shareholder of a company, so you must be willing to do a proper and thorough analysis. As an investor, it is pertinent that you know if a company is currently undervalued or overvalued based on their current assets and income-Review the company’s financials and management. Know about their source of income. Prepare yourself against bad market fall.

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      2020-10-06T22:18:18+01:00Added an answer on October 6, 2020 at 10:18 pm

      Investing in Stocks is something that many people find as a complicated thing to do, they might invest their money in stock just because a friend or a relative has done so. An upfront research about a company whose stocks you plan to buy would help you make an informed decision. Below are some things that you should know about a company before you buy its shares.

      1. Study the growth pattern on the revenue of the company over the years. A company with a steady growth of revenue is the best option to invest as it can deliver higher returns in the future.

      2. Know the overall outlook of the industry that your target company belongs to. Get to know how the industry is performing generally. Assess the target company’s strength against its competitors.

      3. A company with a strange pattern of share price movement should be avoided as it means instability. Although most of the stocks have highs and lows in their lifetime, any stock moving in the opposite direction to the overall economic situation raises a red flag.

      4. Dividend payouts is another measure of the stability of a company’s business. Companies that pay dividends too often or too much are also not favorable for investment.

      The purpose of knowing all this is to help you gather as much information as possible, analyze and have a clear picture of your target company. Remember, you invest your hard- earned money in stocks. So, it makes sense to put in some efforts to derive a knowledgeable decision about the company’s stock that you plan to buy.

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