Start with simple actions and explore the market step by step.
A broker gives you access to trading and lets you carry out transactions with securities.
Check with your chosen broker on the procedure for opening a brokerage account and the documents required.
Transfer funds to your brokerage account according to your broker's terms.
Compare securities and review information about the issuer, price, and trading history.
Submit an order to your broker to purchase securities.
The main instruments of the stock market.
Securities that confirm the holder's share in a company's capital. Return may come from price changes and dividends.
Debt securities. The investor provides funds to the issuer and receives a return on the terms of issue.
As the market develops, investors may gain access to new instruments and strategies provided for by the trading rules.
Use the information on the Exchange website to make an informed decision.
Review the list of Exchange members and choose a broker through whom you can gain access to market operations.
View BrokersInvesting involves risk and does not guarantee a return.
Before investing, assess your financial capacity, review information about the chosen instrument, and take possible losses into account. Do not make investment decisions based solely on past returns.
Short answers for those just getting familiar with the stock market.
Yes, subject to the established requirements, an individual may carry out transactions with securities through a broker.
To access exchange trading, an investor must use the services of a trading participant holding the relevant right.
No. Returns are not guaranteed, and the value of securities may change under the influence of market factors.
Information can be found on the Exchange website, on the corporate information website openinfo.uz, and on the issuer's own website.
Up-to-date trading and quotation information is available in the relevant Exchange services and sections.
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