
What are traders?
Traders
Simply put, traders are people who engage themselves into buying/selling assets in the financial market/ They either buy for themselves, for somebody else or for a separate institution. They do this with the expectation of receiving financial compensation/gain. You can either trade domestically or internationally. It has its own diversity, as there are a number of different types of traders, (ie. stock traders, floor traders, local traders, etc..)
What are investors?
Investors
Investors are people who put money towards a product or entity with the expectation of generating a larger benefit or financial return in the future. Additionally, investing is a long term practice. Those involved tend to take a smaller risk for a larger gain. Investors are a great option because many of them look to invest in small businesses.
A positive gain, this aids your business to move forwards not only financially, but also economically. Not everyone who throws money your way is an ideal investor. Even though it may be tempting, it’s important to read the fine print before accepting any investment. The perfect startup investor offers more than just money. Meeting any type of investor is intimidating.
Investors can either invest under their own personal account (retail investors), or those who invest in a start-up (angel investors), or those who invest in private companies. Individuals can also become investors themselves by building a portfolio and having sufficient funding to have the ability to invest in an individual, or a business entity.
Sometimes, even the slightest fumble in your pitch can cause them to doubt the future of your startup. Luckily, with the perfection prepared business plan, you’ll have an organized breakdown of your business model, structure, and execution. What are the different types of investors?
There are a few different types of investors: passive investors & active investors.
Passive Investing: a safer method of investing. This is more of a buy-and-hold tactic which limits the amount of turnover by following the index.
Active Investing: riskier method of investing. Involves a constant buying/selling strategy.
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