- Getting Started
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My Account
- Update my information
- Account and Trading Security
- Security of my funds
- Change my password
- What are inactivity fees?
- What is buying power?
- How to close my Hapi account?
- How to transfer stocks from another broker to Hapi?
- What happens to my assets in case I die?
- How does Hapi Fully Paid Securities Lending Program work?
- Banking
- Documents and Taxes
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Investing in Hapi
- Do I own my shares?
- How to buy a stock?
- How to sell a stock?
- What are Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs)?
- What are Fractional Shares?
- What types of orders can I find in Hapi?
- How do I Cancel a pending Order?
- ¿Qué es un Clearing House Fee?
- What is trade settlement?
- Where can I find my dividends?
- What's an IPO?
- What happens to my stocks if they get delisted from the stock market?
- Holidays in the Stock Market 2023
- Day trading
- Cash Account Violations
- Cryptocurrencies
- Referral program
- Hapi Learning
How does the stock market work and how to trade with Hapi?
The stock market is like a big store where you can buy and sell shares of big, medium and small companies.
When a company wants to raise more money, they can sell small parts of their company, called stocks, to people. The price of a stock goes up or down depending on if more people want to buy or sell it.
There are two main stock markets in the US, one called the NYSE and the other called the NASDAQ. The NYSE is the biggest and oldest and has really big and famous companies. The NASDAQ is mostly for technology companies and is known for doing trades electronically.
Companies go public by listing on the stock market, so they can raise more money and be more famous, but it also comes with a lot of rules and people watching them, because when a company enters the stock market, all financial information about them becomes public.
Do you have any additional questions? Send us an email at contacto@imhapi.app, we are here to help you!