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To trade stocks online, you speculate on price movements of publicly listed companies, typically through derivatives. This means you don’t own the actual stock — instead, you're trading contracts that reflect the asset’s price.
To begin stock trading, open an account (subject to eligibility) with a licensed provider offering access to global equity markets, which can be traded via derivatives. Look for a platform that offers transparent pricing, product risk disclosures, and tools to support informed decision-making.
Stock trading generally involves shorter-term speculation, typically through derivatives, while investing often means buying and holding shares for longer periods. When you trade stock with derivatives, you're not taking ownership — you're aiming to profit from price movement.
Stock day trading can carry high risk due to market volatility and the requirement for frequent decision-making. If you're new to stocks trading online, consider starting with educational resources and demo platforms. Always keep in mind that leverage can amplify both potential profits and losses.
Yes, stock trading Switzerland is available via licensed platforms including those that support derivatives-based access to global markets. When you trade stocks online, confirm that your provider is regulated and offers full transparency on costs and conditions.