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Image source: Getty Images Looking for the best cheap shares to buy today? Great! Purchasing shares at knock-down prices can lead to significant returns over time. But I believe investors should seriously consider…

Image source: Getty Images The FTSE 100 is the main UK stock market index. How much would a £10,000 investment in it have made since October 1999? Drumroll, please… £13,298. That’s based on a return of 32.98%. I’d be…

Image source: Getty Images Investing in penny stocks is a high-risk but potentially high-reward strategy. And share pickers can reduce the hazards associated with these small-cap stocks by investing in cheap companies.…

Amid falling interest rates, easing inflation, and solid September employment numbers in the United States, the Canadian equity markets are upbeat this year, with the S&P/TSX Composite Index rising around 14.9%. Meanwhile, the…

Image source: Getty Images There are countless shares offering exciting growth potential in the stock market right now. However, I don’t think this trio do, which is why I’m avoiding them like the plague. Losing market…

Image source: Getty Images The FTSE 100 has had a strong year. Nonetheless, I still see plenty of value in UK shares right now.  While this year has produced spells of volatility, that’s inevitable in the stock market.…

Image source: Getty Images It’s been a volatile year for Scottish Mortgage Investment Trust (LSE: SMT). Despite its shares being up 4.5% year to date, that doesn’t paint the full picture. The stock has experienced…

Image source: Getty Images One penny stock that’s caught my eye recently is DP Poland (LSE: DPP). It operates the Domino’s Pizza chain in Poland and Croatia. Is it worth buying a few shares for my Stocks and Shares ISA…

Image source: Getty Images Penny stocks tend to be risky investments. But they can generate spectacular returns at times, so they can be worth including in a diversified portfolio. Here, I’m going to highlight two…

Image source: Getty Images The idea of getting into the stock market is one thing. Actually making the move to start buying shares is another. Making the move need not be expensive. If I had never bought shares before…