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What can you do?
Do you have a small amount of money available and want it to grow? Then investing can be a good option for you. Investing can be done in many ways. You can, for example, invest in equities, options, ETFs, real estate, commodities or bonds.
Bonds
When buying a bond you are lending money to a government or company. In return, you will receive interest in the form of a coupon payment paid either yearly or at other specified intervals. A bond is therefore a debt certificate and is generally regarded as a defensive part of an investment portfolio. Bonds are rated for their risk. Read more
Shares
With the purchase of a share, you become a small shareholder. If the company in question is successful then you benefit from dividends and price gains. You also obtain voting right at the shareholder’s meeting.
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ETF´s
An ETF or tracker is generally a simple and understandable investment. Through an ETF, you buy a piece of an index such as the AEX, FTSE, Dax or a global equity index. Investments in ETFs are therefore also called index investments. Read more
Options
An option is a right to buy or sell an underlying value or a duty to take or deliver the underlying value. This can be a stock, commodity, index or currency. When investing in options, you can achieve a high return with a relatively small investment. Read more
Futures
A future is an agreement to trade an underlying value in the future at a price agreed upon in the present. The underlying value is usually an index, commodity or currency. Read more
Forex
Forex, also known as foreign exchange, FX or currency trading, is a decentralized global market where all the world’s currencies trade. The forex market is the largest, most liquid market in the world with an average daily trading volume exceeding $5 trillion. All the world’s combined stock markets don’t even come close to this. Read more
Risk Disclaimer
Financial instruments such as Options, Futures, CFDs, Forex, and other derivatives, are not simple, highly leveraged, and may be difficult to understand. The Spanish financial regulator, the Comisión Nacional del Mercado de Valores (CNMV), generally considers these instruments unsuitable for acquisition by retail customers due to their complexity.
Appropriateness Testing
Due to both Spanish and EU regulations, we, Hugo Broker Agencia de Valores, S.L., independent of the testing requirements of the trading platforms we offer, are obliged to assess your appropriateness to trade certain complex and/or leveraged investment products, including Options, Futures, Forex, and other derivatives, as well as complex categories of Shares, Bonds, and Mutual Funds, by offering an APT test. We will assess whether, in our opinion, you have the necessary knowledge and experience to understand the nature and risks of the instrument you wish to trade. By failing to provide the information necessary to make such an assessment, you lose this protection for retail investors. By failing to make such an assessment, the institution cannot form an opinion as to whether or not this transaction is suitable for you. Read more