Invest, but first, get informed
Knowing financial products before investing in them is essential to avoid losing unnecessarily.
At Qooant, we advise companies and individuals who want to better understand the world of financial investments. Our mission is to help, especially individual investors, make more informed decisions about their investments.
We focus on providing a clear view of the risks associated with different financial products and on educating our clients about the available options. It is important to note that we do not offer recommendations on specific products and do not act as regulated financial advisers.
At Qooant, we believe that a good understanding is the key to investing with confidence. Our methodology is based on impartial and general information, adapted to each client’s needs. We strive to provide tools and knowledge that help avoid unexpected surprises along the investment journey.
For years, qooant.com has been interested in the world of trading, and part of the knowledge we have acquired is collected in this guide.
The aim is to help anyone who wants to enter the world of trading truly understand what they are getting into.
This is not about explaining systems that outperform the market, but about providing guidelines to avoid wasting time and money on inefficient trading operations.
The content of this guide is structured clearly and logically, with the aim of explaining why certain attitudes and strategies should be avoided.
Our accumulated experience comes from the perspective of broker clients; therefore, when discussing certain practices of these intermediaries, we draw on both real experiences and logical considerations.
This guide is mainly intended for people starting out in retail trading, but it can also be useful for those who already have experience and want to review the basic and fundamental aspects of this environment.
In Spain, the National Securities Market Commission (CNMV) regulates the activity of financial advisers. To avoid legal problems, it is important to:
Do not offer personalised recommendations about specific financial products.
This includes telling a client to buy, sell or hold a specific product.
Avoid acting as an intermediary between the client and financial institutions.
If the company facilitates the purchase or contracting of financial products, it may need specific CNMV authorisation.
Focus on general information and financial education.
Providing information about how financial products work, explaining the associated risks and helping people understand investment options is entirely lawful, provided it is not personalised.
Include a legal disclaimer.
The website should clearly state that you are not regulated financial advisers and that the information you provide does not constitute investment advice.
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