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Hey there! Guess what? Cheer Securities just launched this awesome investment support program. And get this - they're giving away investment funds as a gift to all new account holders who buy US or domestic stocks through over-the-counter trading. The more you spend on purchases, the more investment funds you get as a gift. How cool is that?
When you're putting your money into stocks and other listed securities, you gotta remember that there's always some risks involved. The prices of these securities can go up and down because of stuff like stock market changes, interest rates, exchange rates, real estate prices, and commodity prices. Plus, if the companies or organizations behind these securities go through some rough times financially, you might end up losing money too. Even investment trusts can suffer a drop in their overall value because of changes in the prices of the stuff they invest in, like stocks, bonds, real estate, and commodities. So basically, every investment comes with its own set of risks.
When you trade foreign securities, there are some extra things to think about. The value of those securities in your own currency can go up and down because of changes in the exchange rate. The political and economic situations in different countries, as well as what's happening in the financial markets, can also affect the prices and exchange rates of foreign securities. It might be harder to sell foreign securities quickly if you need to, and there's a risk that the value of your investment could go down because of changes in the exchange rate.
Make sure you give those pre-contractual documents a good read, along with all the other important stuff like listed securities documents and prospectuses. You gotta know what risks and fees you're getting into, as they might be different for each product. Just so you know, Cheer Securities is totally legit - they're registered as a financial instruments business operator and are part of the Japan Securities Dealers Association.
You can totally open an account with your phone, no sweat! And guess what? You can start investing with just one coin, 500 yen. This investment app is super easy to kick off and keep going, whenever you feel like it.
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