As an investor you can find the right environment for your investments at BME.
BME Exchange offers each type of investor the information, services, technology and training necessary to access the best investment products in an environment of transparency and security.
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To start investing in the stock market, you need to follow a few basic steps:
1. Choose a financial intermediary
To trade on the stock market, you need to do so through an authorised intermediary (such as a bank or broker), which will be responsible for placing your buy and sell orders in the market.
2. Open a securities account
A securities account is where the shares or other financial instruments you purchase are held and safeguarded. Through this account you will be able to manage your investments.
3. Link your securities account to a current account
This account is used to carry out the financial transactions related to your investments, such as depositing the money needed to buy shares or receiving the proceeds from sales, dividends or other returns.
4. Seek professional advice
The support and expertise of an intermediary or financial adviser can help you make more informed investment decisions.
The markets managed by BME offer investors access to a wide range of financial products, allowing them to diversify their investment strategies and adapt them to different risk profiles.
These include shares of companies listed on the Spanish stock exchange; ETFs, warrants and certificates, which provide exposure to specific indices, sectors or investment strategies; fixed income instruments, such as bonds issued by public and private entities that offer periodic returns through interest payments; and financial derivatives, including futures and options on shares or indices, which can be used both for investment purposes and for managing portfolio risk.
In addition, through markets such as Latibex, investors can also access international securities and broaden their investment opportunities.
