PROPS AND CONS OF ONLINE INVESTING
PROS:
Cost: Traditional brokerages charge, on average, about twice as much as online brokerages per transaction.
Availability: Online brokerages never close, which allows individual investors constant access to their accounts.
Convenience: Online investors can perform transactions anywhere with Internet access, while traditional brokers may require at least one visit.
Service: With online brokers, individuals can set stop orders and other important triggers to kick in automatically, preventing potentially huge losses.
CONS:
Little support: Many online investors buy with little experience or knowledge of the stock market. Online investors don't have a professional to help talk them out of foolhardy decisions.
Overbuying: Trading stocks online is fun and cheap, but frequent trading is not good for long-term growth and transaction fees can pile up quickly.
Security issues: Although online trading firms work very hard to keep customer data safe, there is still a small risk from hackers of phishing – replica sites of genuine investment sites set up to steal investor an individual's private data.
CONCLUSION:
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Written by: Boaz Bett
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