... agreement with the broker is signed to facilitate the sale, granting the brokerage the right to negotiate the sale on behalf of the investor. Securities can also be purchased through a bank, as some financial institutions have official permission to trade stocks. Online Purchasing Acquiring stocks can be done not only by visiting a brokerage office but also through the internet. According to Sergey Teryoshkin, this modern and promising method significantly reduces the time required to complete transactions ...

... to speed up price changes and save paper. Repair and update of interiors to improve customer comfort. Development of online trade Creation of an e-commerce platform, including an application and a website for ordering groceries with home delivery. Investments ... ... and risks 1. Exchange status Lenta is a public company, whose shares are available for trading on international and Russian stock exchanges. Ticker and exchanges: The company's shares are listed on the London Stock Exchange (LSE) and the Moscow Exchange ...

... DeepSeek could be a game changer in the AI market. The ability to create cutting-edge technologies without access to modern chips calls into question the justification for billions of dollars invested in the field. Find out how this could affect U.S. tech stocks and the global market. DeepSeek: A New Threat to American Tech Stocks? Chinese DeepSeek and Its Ambitions Chinese company DeepSeek has become the focus of scrutiny from experts who warn of its potential threat to American stock markets. DeepSeek ...

... of shares, as they are not traded on public markets. The potential for higher returns through early investment in a promising project. What is IPO? IPO (initial public offering) is the process of first offering a company's shares to the public in the stock market. Through an IPO, a company becomes publicly traded, and its shares begin to be traded on an exchange, allowing any investor to purchase them. The primary goal of an IPO is to attract capital from a broad audience of investors and to enhance the company's visibility. The public share offering is ...

... volatility. Fees: Management fees for funds are typically charged (starting from 1-3% per annum and higher). This reduces the investor's overall return. Liquidity: Shares of PIFs are usually redeemed at the fund price on a weekly or monthly basis. ETFs trade continuously on the exchange at market prices, similar to stocks. Taxes: When withdrawing money from a PIF or selling an ETF, the profit is subject to PIT (13%)—the same as when selling stocks. Crowdlending (P2P Lending) Profitability: P2P lending platforms promise high rates—approximately 15-25% per annum....