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Are direct stock market operations worthwhile for individuals? Financial institutions certainly do not think so, and would like to take all our investment decisions. Most of them do not really guarantee the integrity of your capital, if you read the fine print, so some continue to prefer direct stock market operations. Online trading has certainly added grist to this mill, for you can buy and sell with clicks of the mouse, at your convenience!
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