Stocks (also known as shares) represent ownership in a company’s equity. By owning stock, investors gain certain rights, including voting on key decisions, receiving dividends, and exercising other statutory rights.

Stock Investments

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Benefits

When you buy stock in the company:

You acquire partial ownership of the company and the right to receive the company's profits in the form of dividends
You may obtain voting rights, allowing you to participate in company decision-making;
Investing in the stock of a promising company may generate positive returns over time.

Sign a contract

You have to sign a contract for the provision of investment services and open a securities account in any unit of Artea Bank.

Select a trading method

Submit order to buy or sell shares by logging into securities trading platform or through financial brokers of Artea Bank.

Start investing

Keep track of your portfolio and manage your investments in the way that's most convenient for you.

Sign a contract

You have to sign a contract for the provision of investment services and open a securities account in any unit of Artea Bank.

Select a trading method

Submit order to buy or sell shares by logging into securities trading platform or through financial brokers of Artea Bank.

Start investing

Keep track of your portfolio and manage your investments in the way that's most convenient for you.

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Take advantage of stock investment opportunities and grow your savings for long-term security.

Companies may issue different types and classes of stock, which determine the rights attached to the investment.

The main types of Stock

Preferred stock generally does not grant voting rights at shareholders’ meetings but may provide higher or fixed dividends.
Common stock represents the main type of stock issued by a company. It typically provides voting rights and the possibility of receiving dividends, if declared

Classes of the Stock

Stock may be divided into different classes of shares (e.g., Class A, Class B), which grant different rights. For example, holders of Class A shares may have more voting rights than holders of Class B shares.

When assessing stock investments, it is important to distinguish between value and price:

Stock value reflects the company’s underlying worth, based on its assets, liabilities, and expected future performance.
Stock price is the amount at which the stock is bought or sold in the market and is influenced by investor expectations, market conditions, and economic trends.

Therefore, the value estimated by analysts may differ from the market price.

Before investing, you should determine how much money you are willing to invest based on your financial goals and resources.

It is also important to consider all applicable fees and charges, including those applied by Artea Bank.

Investing in stock involves risk.

Liquidity risk is an important factor. Liquidity refers to how easily stock can be converted into cash without significant loss. If liquidity is low, buying or selling stock may take longer and result in less favorable prices.

Investors should also regularly monitor their investments and ensure access to relevant information, such as stock prices, company performance, and financial results.

Stock investments carry a high level of risk. If a company becomes insolvent, investors may lose their entire investment. However, there is also potential for significant returns through Dividends and Capital growth (increase in stock price).

Key risks include: market risk, liquidity risk, capital loss risk, currency risk, credit risk, timing risk, legal and regulatory risk.