- Provides a clear and accessible overview of how the stock market and investing works, breaking down key concepts like shares, bonds and gilts into easy-to-understand definitions
- Offers guidance on how to safely invest, how to find accurate and reliable information and what to look for when it comes to unreliable financial advice
- Discusses everything investors need to know from the responsibilities of being a shareholder to taxation
- New to this edition: fully updated to reflect changes to the UK economy and covering new trends such as ethical investing, changes to the bond market and new emerging markets
- Written by one of the UK's top financial journalists and is endorsed by The Daily Telegraph
How the Stock Market Works
A Beginner's Guide to Investment
Learn how the UK's investment and financial markets work and take control of your finances with this clear and practical guide to understanding investing.
Key features at a glance
EAN: 9781398618480
Edition: 8
Published:
Format: 216x138
208 pages
About the book
Do you want to understand investing but are not sure where to start? Get to grips with everything you need to know about the UK's investment and financial markets with this bestselling guide.
Knowing how to invest can feel overwhelming. How the Stock Market Works gives you concise and practical information breaking down complex jargon, so you can get started. Economic uncertainty and rapidly changing global events can have a significant impact on your investments, pension and retirement. It's all the more important to truly grasp how the financial markets work so you can make informed decisions about your personal finances.
This fully updated bestselling eighth edition of How the Stock Market Works provides you with all the tools needed to understand investing with new sections on ethical investing, emerging markets, trends in the bond market and the UK's place in the global economy post-Brexit. Starting the basics of shares, bonds, gilts and derivatives, this guide explains how to find reliable advice, the tricks of the professionals and how and when to trade in shares, so you take control of your investments and future.
About the authors
Michael Becket is an experienced financial journalist. He was previously the City news editor and small business editor of The Daily Telegraph and has written for numerous publications including The Spectator, Accountancy Age and Money. He has lectured at the University of Manchester, Cranfield University and City, University of London. He is the author of multiple books.
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