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Your stocks will be worth the money you paid for them, but can increase or decrease depending on whether or not the value of the company goes up. Companies will also pay you a specified divident of their profits which is dependent on how much profit they make and how many shares you own. You don't get paid if the company doesn't make a profit.

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The value of the stocks can go up or down, if they go down (or the company goes bust) you lose money if you have to sell the stocks. If they go up you can make money if you choose to sell your stock holding. It is therefore a risk.

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