stockbroking

Stockbroking involves buying and selling shares or securities on behalf of clients. A stockbroker acts as an intermediary between investors and stock exchanges, using their expertise to execute trades, provide financial advice, and help manage investment portfolios. They ensure transactions follow market regulations and aim to maximize clients’ returns while managing risks. Stockbrokers typically earn commissions or fees for their services. The overall goal is to help individuals or institutions invest wisely in the stock market, balancing potential gains with risk considerations.