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Stock Online Investment

This could be your alternative of online investment, why? Compared another investment, it probable could give you high return in short term. But, there is high risk too, it could happen when stock’s price decrease or it has been de-list(deleted) from stock exchange, as for transaction you must look for buyer/seller independently and it doesn’t have standard price. With all of these probability ( high return and high risk), you have to keep an eye on stock price movement in order to you could make a good decision on the right time.

The profit opportunity you can obtain are capital gain and dividen. Capital gain is profit which come from surplus of sell price and buy price. For instance, when you bought, the value is $2/stock and sell amount $2,5/stock. So the difference is $o,5, this is so called capital gain. Meanwhile, dividen is the profit of company which divided to you as stockholder. Usually, not all profit will be divided to stockholder, yet partly will be re-invested (Appropriated-retaining earning).

For securities, stock Online Trading (OLT) is more efficient, both of time and energy sides. Moreover online trading need less human resource rather than offline and conventional stock trading. OLT will give you completeness menu and facilities such as market information, latest news, running trade,running order, real-time stock price check up, online trading, and portofolio online. at menu of online trading, there are available order buy, order sell, amend or order change, withdraw to cancel transaction you’ve just done. Meanwhile at online portfolio, there is available account management facility.

First step to operate OLT, you have to become client for securities before. Several securities which have OLT facilities are Philip Securies, eTrading Securities, Samuel Securities,etc. The differences between those securities company are on early deposit,transaction fee, margin facillty, fine and another technical policy. As for security and safety, don’t be worry, all OLT provider use secure socket layer (SSL) from protocol 128 bit till 25 bit. This system adapted from security system at internet banking. Each transaction will be prior confirmed to client via e-mail or sms. Apart from that, daily transaction report and recapitulation of transaction histories recorded as well.

If you interested and seriously invest at OLT, register account for free at e-samuel.com with web-based system. Beside using OLT web-based system, you can as well use application based sytem. One of the major company which provide this service is etrading.co.id (From Indonesia), you can change language into English. After completing registration, you’ll get software of etrading securities application that you should install in your computer.

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