Stocks
Stocks
A stock is an instrument representing a part of the equity of an open or closed joint stock company.
An open corporation may be registered in the Securities Record kept by the Superintendence of Securities and Insurance.
When purchasing a stock, you become involved in both benefits and losses that may be generated by the business of such corporation.
Being a stockholder entitles you to a number of rights (dividends, participation in stockholders' meetings, and continuous and timely information, among others). Get informed with respect to your rights!
The stock is a variable income instrument, therefore, it is not possible to guarantee that a determined profitability will be obtained.
At the time of investing in stocks, you should obtain information on specific characteristics of the titles that you will purchase, the activity or line of business, and all historic, legal, financial, accounting, and administrative information that may be available.
Information required by the Superintendence of Securities and Insurance is available for stockholders and general public at the Securities Exchange Service Center , of this SVS, at the company, and stock markets
