You can buy shares when a company first comes to market -
that is at flotation or privatization; or you can buy them through
the stock market once they are in circulation and being traded.
Companies which are about to issue shares often advertise in a daily newspaper.
If you decide to buy these shares, you can seek more information from
the company's website or you can fill up the application form at the affiliated bank or ask
the company for a prospectus. Fill out the application form and submit it with your pay order,
at the bank. There is nothing more to pay. Alternatively, you can go to a stockbroker who will buy them for you.
Most share dealings take place in what is called the secondary market. This is where existing shareholders sell
and new investors buy.Today, buying shares is easy. You can buy and sell shares by making contact with
a stockbroker, bank or investment adviser, either in person or over the internet or telephone.
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