What is the difference between share market and stock market?

The share market is where ordinary people buy and sell shares. The stock market is where big business buys and sells stocks.

How do you make money in the share market?

You make money by buying at a low price and selling at a high price.

What are the risks in the share market?

The risk of investing in shares is that you may lose all or part of your investment if the company goes out of business, or if it pays too little in dividends, or if it has to close down for some reason.

Source: Independent Investor

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