Apple picker Commercial message: Investing in shares is a trend that does not stop even in the time of the coronavirus. Market declines present unique opportunities for many investors to buy stocks "at a discount".
Let's see where and how to invest in shares without fees and other investment options.
1. Investment in shares without a fee
The possibility of buying or selling shares free of charge and without commission this eToro application offers in Czech. This is the world's leading investment and social network, through which you can copy the trades of popular investors according to their success, country of origin, focus, etc.
By the way, anyone can become a popular investor. If you become a popular investor, you will receive extra money for copying your trades.
In addition to stocks, the application can also trade cryptocurrencies, commodities, world currencies and other financial instruments.
The advantage is a free demo account where you can try trading without risking virtual money. You will then need to start with $200 for real investing.
2. Invest using an automated trading platform
Portu is the first automated investment platform on the Czech Internet. It works more or less passively - it builds a tailored portfolio for you and you don't have to worry about anything.
This concept saves not only time when investing, but also money on fees. The only fee you pay is 1% per year, which is significantly less compared to, for example, funds.
In addition, it achieves better yields. It offers a low-cost, passive form of investing in world indices that are represented by thousands of companies at once. And it is precisely this form of investing that achieves demonstrably significantly better results in the long term. You can start investing from CZK 1000.
In conclusion, it is good to know:
In addition to investing in shares, the eToro platform also offers investments in other instruments (so-called CFD). CFDs are a complex instrument with a high risk of losing money due to leverage. 75% of retail investor accounts lose money when trading CFDs with this provider. You should consider whether you really understand how CFDs work and whether you can afford to accept such a high risk of losing money.
Investing in Porto is not without risk. Historical returns are not a guarantee of future returns.
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