Investing in shares
There are 4 types of investments, property and bonds, along with cash. Although they carry risk they can give the best returns. This will explains more about the work, the risk and decision.

Before any decision about selling or buying, funds or shares, think about company funds.

Do you know the meaning of share? It is like a small company’s fraction. Owning this means own a part of company. The investor can own his shares or pool money with friends. Fund manager managed and chose funds. Putting money into funds means you don’t have to choose private investment.
Investing in shares means keeping and buying them for a little period of time to make money.
2 ways of earning money from company’s share:
1- When the company grows.
2- Dividend pay the investor profit each year.
You will not get fast growth if you buy large share, but you will get dividends. shares which pay dividends are the best for earning.
Large companies only pay dividends. smaller companies have opportunity to grow fast
Can share be risky?

The prices are going up or down based on performing of company or oper ating of economic cases. Reducing share price cause a reduce in investment

Shares are a little fraction of a company, if you purchase them you are a shareholder of that company you have to right for buy and sell those shares. Investing in shares means buying and keeping them for make money. When it comes to investing in shares you need to always remember that they are very long terms investment shares because they are traded on and they’re the value of them can be tracked at any minute or second of the time the value of them seems to sort of bounced around quite dramatically minute to minute hour by hour every single moment that means there’s a lot of what we call volatility which is the share price bouncing around long term on mean value of the share price goes up depending on the quality of the company but you need to you can never buy shares we should never buy she is looking to make a quick dollar normally speaking there are long time and testament. When you buy shares depending on the company that you buy into they normally pay what we call dividends and that essentially is kind of like rent that you receive an investment property you get a user receive dividends from shares and then only paid twice a year instead of with rent from property that’s paid every month.

performed at the point of supply, while the losses in the lines invoiced globally. But these depend on the apparent intensity called by the consumers (losses by Joule effect). If the power factor of active power consumed. In France, this billing is very complex. It is regulated by the Ministry of Industry: OJ No 170 of 23 July 2002, pages 12600 et seq. It currently only concerns customers connected to high voltage, the winter months and during peak hours.
investing in shares.
Example: Let a purely reactive dipole (a capacitor for example) crossed by a current of intensity 1 A under 230 volts. The power factor cos ⁡ (π / 2) {\ displaystyle \ cos (\ pi / 2) is introduced by a dipole introducing a phase shift of π / 2 {\ displaystyle \ pi / 2} \ pi / 2 between the voltage and the current, } \ Cos (\ pi / 2) is zero. The active Popper, invoiced by the distributor, is therefore zero. However, the apparent power is 230 VA and it actually passes 1A in the line, which implies losses by joule effect and obliges the distributor to size its material (transformers, lines, ...) accordingly.