The majority of stock is common stock, but there are two other types as well.

1.Common
-Traded by the general public (i.e. on NYSE, NASDAQ, Dow Jones)
-Executed quickly

2. Preferred
-You either have to pay more to get it or you have to be part of the company to get it
-If the company folds preferred stock gets paid before common stock

3. Unlisted
-Can be common or preferred, but it isn’t traded on the exchanges
-It can be traded within a company

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30 COMMENTS

  1. So Common stock does not Grant you ownership rights, voting rights(As part of the board) , or dividend rights to the company,s profits. So why would i want this type of stock at all? Except to hope the price goes up and immediately sell to the next sucker since it cant be guaranteed as a long term investment. Sigh.

  2. Hello Mr.Sasha, I wanted to know a couple of things. Well I know know what a stock is but I'm only 19 years old and I still have no clue on the details of stock or how it works or how do I even get into stocks I would have liked if you could have set your videos in order to explain it better I'm still very lost

  3. Wait I am sorry I don't get it. So if I were to buy a stock from a company for $10 with 10 shares and the company has folded how do I get the money back or what would be the profit from doing that? Either from a common or preferred? @Sasha Evdakov

    or basically you just get your money back?

  4. Mr. Sasha, i was wondering what would be the best book to buy to learn about investing? I would like to learn about where i should start to be more advanced? P.S. i know nothing about stocks. Please reply

  5. I keep hearing you should be very careful before doing stock investments, you should document yourself first of course and come up with as much information as possible in order to avoid risks. The thing is, I keep reading a lot of articles about the subject, but it keeps getting more and more confusing and I'll never feel ready to make my first investment. Are there any websites that allow you to make some "fake investments" and see how it goes before going for it in real life? Thanks in advance

  6. welcome. I am trading and investing. so when someone put detailed information about a given subject that would help a lot. the subscribers know by time that if someone does not know what he is talking about or worse he knows and he does not want to share more so the subscribers flee and search other channels that provides more. most of the financial institutions give little information that you can find in any book and they advertise for their financial products. so no help at all. thanks

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