
How to trade stocks in 2021. Beginners Guide
Author: Timofey Zuev
Dear Clients and Partners,
To start trading stocks, you need your main instrument – a trading account. You can open it either at a broker or bank. However, how do you choose the right and reliable company if you’re completely new to the market?
We’ve made a checklist for you.
Checklist for choosing a broker
1. Make sure that the financial organization is licensed. You can easily find all the documents on the official website of the company.
2. Check for how long a company has been operating on the market. No secret that the longer this period, the more reliable a company becomes. Choose brokers that are at least 5 or, even better, 10 years “old”.
3. Check the trading conditions. You are interested in the following:
Now you need to decide how much you are investing in stocks.
On one hand, the answer to this question looks simple: invest as much as you can afford to lose. This is the most rational approach.
The larger your investment – the higher your potential profit, but the greater your risks. There’s no magic number that is suitable for all the traders in the world.
Also, account for the volume of your investment (or, how many stocks you buy) and the price of one asset (meaning the price of 1 stock). Moreover, note that some brokers set a minimum investment for trading stocks which can be practically any sum they want.
Sincerely,
RoboForex team
Author: Timofey Zuev

Dear Clients and Partners,
To start trading stocks, you need your main instrument – a trading account. You can open it either at a broker or bank. However, how do you choose the right and reliable company if you’re completely new to the market?
We’ve made a checklist for you.
Checklist for choosing a broker
1. Make sure that the financial organization is licensed. You can easily find all the documents on the official website of the company.
2. Check for how long a company has been operating on the market. No secret that the longer this period, the more reliable a company becomes. Choose brokers that are at least 5 or, even better, 10 years “old”.
3. Check the trading conditions. You are interested in the following:
- Commission fees for money depositing and withdrawal: whether they are high or low.
- Fees for trading stocks – of course, the lower, the better.
- The number and types of available instruments: if a broker allows trading premium-class stocks only, such as Tesla or Google, you might simply be short of money to invest in them. Diversity is the key here.

Now you need to decide how much you are investing in stocks.
On one hand, the answer to this question looks simple: invest as much as you can afford to lose. This is the most rational approach.
The larger your investment – the higher your potential profit, but the greater your risks. There’s no magic number that is suitable for all the traders in the world.
Also, account for the volume of your investment (or, how many stocks you buy) and the price of one asset (meaning the price of 1 stock). Moreover, note that some brokers set a minimum investment for trading stocks which can be practically any sum they want.
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Sincerely,
RoboForex team