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How can a 16 year old buy stock in less than a month?
i am a 16 year old living in Washington D.C who is seriously considering buying between $50 and $250 dollars worth of Airbus stock. i need to do this by March. how can i go about doing that?
Talk to your parents first. Then, tell them what you know about the DRIP program that Airbus has and the research that you have done to make this investment. Tell them the sound structure, fundamentals,P/E, Cashflow, P/Book, Earnings Growth, sector growth, debt reduction, and Exchange gain of this stock and they will help.
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NYSE is the greatest among the twenty stock markets operating nowadays. It has the largest number of trades and the overall value of dealings. Earlier, we used to see a lot of individuals speaking loud and trading shares in the crowded stock exchange floors during the day.
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