So if I own a company making car bumpers, I'd like to borrow money to expand my factory. So I sell shares in my company to other people - they pay me money - I get the money I need - they get shares which they can sell later.
I make no guarantee of profit for the people who buy my shares - they might lose money - that's the risk they take when they buy shares.
Your knowledge is as jumbled and confused as your English. Go to www.investopedia.com and find and read their piece called "Investing 101."
So I'm just going to say what I think a stock market is.
A stock market is a stock (a part of a company) that can be brought for more and many shares for a usually expensive price by online or phone. And the person of whom brought the stock gets a certain percentage of what a company makes if it's going good. If the stock market is down then little to nothing is earned. And this money can be taken out of the bank whenever whom wants to.
I've been using stock markets in school and on GTA V's stock marketing system, so judging from them both, am I right?
