Stock Markets to a personal shareholder, would be quite the statistics of strategy. Stock markets is a system of trading and bargaining money to negotiating a deal of profit or loss. Stock markets reach a point of dention in bargain to odds could be uncertain, yet the mathematics of assest and dictating prices would be.

Stock markets for strategic innovations, depth in understanding of term. Suppose you may start a business, investors or loans may be out of question upon to branch locations so you may set up for investors to purchase equity of your business which states to the investor may own a portion say 1/0.0100 out of your business owning a share in your company called IPO Initial Public Offering. By the money you may make by investors investment toward equity, you may set profits up branches and produce in larger scale or yet could offer the money to investors, a term initiated 'dividend'. Suppose a investor buys from your company shareholder double in amount could lead to profit to investor and the investor in willing to buy could sell his share later on to quadruple the price. 

Terms in Stock Markets 

1. Bidding 

Bidding is terms in trading is as in a auction, the asset one may bid for suppose a investor bids 100$ and another investor bids a 160$, the highest bidder wins the asset as so you say. 

2. Dividend 

A portion of earnings in profit to company shareholders.

As to studying the stock markets for three years, have I devised the best stock to invest would be in Apple as demand is high and quintuple the amount comparitive to most stocks and best investing stages would be Robinhood and in my scholium do I note bitcoin and crypto investments perhaps would not be a smart investment oppurtunity and NFTs so. 

3. S&P 500

Standard and Poor's is intelligence on finance that implements investors to stock market performance. S&Ps represents the stock market's performance by reporting the risks and returns of the biggest companies. Investors use it as the benchmark of the overall market, to which all other investments are compared.

Investing Implementations

1. Trading in the market. This usually means buying stocks
when the market has been advancing and selling them after it has
turned downward. The stocks selected are likely to be among those
which have been “behaving” better than the market average. A
small number of professionals frequently engage in short selling.
Here they will sell issues they do not own but borrow through the
established mechanism of the stock exchanges. Their object is to
benefit from a subsequent decline in the price of these issues, by
buying them back at a price lower than they sold them for. (As our
quotation from the Wall Street Journal on p. 19 indicates, even
“small investors”—perish the term!—sometimes try their unskilled
hand at short selling.)

2. Short-term selectivity. This means buying stocks of compa-
nies which are reporting or expected to report increased earnings,

or for which some other favorable development is anticipated.
3. Long-term selectivity. Here the usual emphasis is on an

excellent record of past growth, which is considered likely to con-
tinue in the future. In some cases also the “investor” may choose

companies which have not yet shown impressive results, but are
expected to establish a high earning power later. (Such companies
belong frequently in some technological area—e.g., computers,
drugs, electronics—and they often are developing new processes
or products that are deemed to be especially promising.)

Points written by Sir. Armaan Bin Awaz 

1. Be on intrest for dividends 

2. Risk long-term financial goals on starter-ups

3. Before any investment, calculate market growth and select an average share if on a lower degree you seem to invest to.

Formula Equations 

Calculating Expected long-term return on stocks

S&P 500 dividend yield + about 4.5% = the expected long-term return on stocks 

This is a law to shareholder of a a company as it is bargains of degree you see. 

SCHOLIUM COROLLARY by Sir. Armaan Bin Awaz 

50$ would be the starter up investment to a mid average company such Corteva. There are degrees of amount to invest written in works of Sir. Armaan Bin Awaz. Stock Markets act as three positions: Consumers, Producers, Traders. In stock markets producers and trader may be liable to say, assets act as producer we may say and traders are we. Shareholders buy from a company share, and sell it to may double the money traded from asssets and as demands go high, do investors bargain. Buy shares from a company at a low wage could be difficult, or risk to invest in down assets in which more of the trade degrees will be published in article 'Negotiating Stock Assets'. 

-Sir. Armaan Bin Awaz