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Money seems easy to manage in our daily routine: you have an amount that you have to stick to in order to buy the products you need at that moment. For small purchases there is usually no problem, but then loans arrive that are rarely necessary when buying a house and to a lesser extent, a car. In these cases, we are already beginning to speak a little in another language that we do not know: loans, interest, APR, liquidity, guarantor, cadence...
As we climb in the economic system, more complex terms are found. At this point where words such as inflation, amortization, risk premium, ROI or gross domestic product, among many others, are found, people who have not studied economics or are dedicated to the sector find it a very difficult and complex task to run a small business, the family economy or some specific management.
For this reason, there are companies specifically dedicated to taking this type of actions from other companies and people in order to receive a certain amount of money for their services, that is, like any other business. In the case of banks, it is very rare to find someone in this capitalist society who does not have their payroll domiciled in one and keep their life savings there (or in another account).
The financial world in which we find these companies and banks is very juicy when it comes to getting involved in it because, as you can imagine, large amounts of money are moved and with good advice it is possible to increase family capital in a very interesting way. .
Here is a list of the companies that are currently standing out in the economic world so that you can assess the possibility of buying shares in the financial sector and expect a good economic return.
| Title | Market | Ticker | Latest | Minimum | Maximum | Var. | % Var. | Volume | |
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LSE | SHRS | 239,80 $ | 235,00 $ | 239,80 $ | +5,80 $ | +2,48 % | 3,41K | View Stock |
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LSE | SOST | 1.390,00 $ | 1.380,00 $ | 1.390,00 $ | +30,00 $ | +2,21 % | 1,73K | View Stock |
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LSE | JRS | 101,08 $ | 100,96 $ | 102,00 $ | +1,78 $ | +1,79 % | 6,41K | View Stock |
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LSE | BGCG | 217,45 $ | 215,36 $ | 218,00 $ | +3,45 $ | +1,61 % | 22,46K | View Stock |
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LSE | CYNL | 192,86 $ | 187,90 $ | 193,00 $ | +2,86 $ | +1,51 % | 5,22K | View Stock |
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LSE | ANII | 761,11 $ | 759,00 $ | 770,00 $ | +11,11 $ | +1,48 % | 5,75K | View Stock |
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LSE | JCGI | 249,60 $ | 246,00 $ | 253,03 $ | +3,60 $ | +1,46 % | 31,26K | View Stock |
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LSE | TIME | 41,50 $ | 41,50 $ | 41,50 $ | +0,50 $ | +1,22 % | 1,42K | View Stock |
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LSE | STBS | 684,00 $ | 676,00 $ | 684,00 $ | +8,00 $ | +1,18 % | 6,55K | View Stock |
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LSE | DLGD | 193,30 $ | 189,50 $ | 193,30 $ | +2,20 $ | +1,15 % | 74,35K | View Stock |
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LSE | HTGR | 429,15 $ | 421,00 $ | 429,15 $ | +4,15 $ | +0,98 % | 357,00 | View Stock |
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LSE | SREI | 45,33 $ | 45,18 $ | 46,19 $ | +0,43 $ | +0,96 % | 77,72K | View Stock |
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LSE | AAIF | 213,00 $ | 210,64 $ | 213,00 $ | +2,00 $ | +0,95 % | 0,49K | View Stock |
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LSE | ASHM | 197,24 $ | 193,50 $ | 199,10 $ | +1,84 $ | +0,94 % | 0,86K | View Stock |
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LSE | CLIG | 356,09 $ | 354,00 $ | 356,09 $ | +3,09 $ | +0,88 % | 3,97K | View Stock |
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LSE | BPET | 467,38 $ | 464,16 $ | 467,40 $ | +3,88 $ | +0,84 % | 7,95K | View Stock |
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LSE | LMS | 18,25 $ | 18,25 $ | 18,25 $ | +0,15 $ | +0,83 % | 27,20K | View Stock |
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LSE | DIVI | 86,31 $ | 85,26 $ | 87,60 $ | +0,71 $ | +0,83 % | 19,82K | View Stock |
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LSE | PFG | 49,65 $ | 49,40 $ | 49,95 $ | +0,40 $ | +0,81 % | 36,15K | View Stock |
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LSE | The | 1.032,00 $ | 1.013,50 $ | 1.032,00 $ | +8,00 $ | +0,78 % | 1,25K | View Stock |
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