TAILIEUCHUNG - Basic Investment Course brought to you by Standard Bank Online Share Trading

If you have these two machines and no jointer or planer you can follow one other procedure that allows you to cut pieces of a width greater than twice the height of your blade above your table saw. Follow the procedure outlined above for double ripping on the table saw using such wide stock, and the result will look like that in photo 10. Then take this to the band saw and cut out the remaining stock between the two saw kerfs, as in photo 11. This is a far easier task at the band saw than a full resaw. | Page 1 Basic Investment Course Basic Investment Course brought to you by Standard Bank Online Share Trading Unit 3 Why should I invest in shares FA Standard Bank Page 2 Basic Investment Course Content Page Unit 1 Introduction to Share Investment Unit 2 Dividends Unit 3 Why should I invest in shares . Return . What is a Return . The concept of the required rate of return and the components of an investor s required rate of return . Risk and return . Historical returns . Tax advantages . Capital gains . Capital Gains Tax CGT . Example - Computing CGT . Summary Unit 4 What shares should I buy Unit 5 What factors will influence my returns FA Standard Bank Page 3 Basic Investment Course . Return . What is a return The reason we invest our money in shares is to increase our wealth. We increase our wealth by getting a good return on our investment. Let s investigate what we mean by the concept of return. The return on an investment consists of any dividend interest rent or other income added to the increase in the value of the asset over a set period usually expressed as an annualised percentage of the original investment. For example if you bought shares for received a dividend of 25 cents and then sold them 6 months after the date of purchase for cents then your return consists of 25 cents dividend plus of capital growth which is 20 2 10 of your original investment of . This is 40 12 6 x 20 on an annualised basis. When we make an investment in a share or any asset we all want to get a good return on our investment. In simple language a return is the excess you get back over and above your initial investment and the higher that is the better. We investigate the concept of return further. . The concept of the required rate of return and the components of an investor s required rate of return As an investor the required rate of return is one of the factors to .

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