for getting started in stocks. Go to any bank and open a trading account, which is an investment portfolio and you must have a current account in the same bank. The employee asks you for the bank account opening fees and the name and password. If this is the first time you have to deal with stocks, you have to wait for a specific period until you register your name in the Monetary Agency as an investor and then deposited in your personal account the amount you want to work in shares and then transfer the amount from your current account to a trading account.
After the end of the period and deposit the amount you can start buying and selling through the Internet

getting started in stocks.
Too often, people get the deer in headlights look when hearing about investing. I’m going to show you how to get started investing without a lot of money, and then forget about it until you retire. Investing should be simple and easy.
Get an education first. Gather information. Then invest in something you understand. If you don’t understand something, ask someone to explain it to you. If they don’t do a good job explaining it, ask again! Or go get the information somewhere else.
First there is no better way to get started investing than with an employer’s 401(k) plan. If your budget is tight start out by investing just 1 penny of every dollar (1%).
If you can do that – you’re done. Quit reading and go sign up with your company.