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            Stocks are probably thought of first by most people who are looking at investing money. Everyone seems to know that you can buy stock in companies that are owned publicly. When you do this, you are a percentage owner. Stocks are sold at a value that is determined by a number of factors. These factors include: the success of the company, the competition for ownership of that company, and what people are willing to sell for. Lets look a little closer at the advantages, and disadvantages of investing in stocks compared to investing using binary options.

            Advantages

            There are some great things about buying stock in a company.
            - You own a piece of the company.

            - Dividends. You get a percentage of the profits.

            - Own long-term, or short.

            - Generally speaking, stocks always have some value even if it has dropped from the purchase price.

             

            Disadvantages

            There are some things that are not so great about buying stock in a company.
            - High initial investment. 

            - Difficult to make a short-term profit.

            - Broker fees. In order to buy stock, you will have to go through a broker that will charge a commission, or fee.

            - Smaller profit margin. Unless you get really lucky with a skyrocketing stock, profits are usually small.

            When you look at the pluses and minuses of stocks, you can see how they stack up compared to binary options. You will need to invest much more money in stocks to make an equivalent profit. The profit margins will tend to be much lower, if you are indeed lucky enough to make a profit at all. There are good reasons to go  with a stock investment. If you are looking long term, and if you pick a stable company with plenty of growth potential, you can end up in very good shape. It is certainly worth noting that if you do own stock in a profitable company, you can receive some very lucrative dividends on a regular basis.

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