Shares are property (participation) bonds that the investor buys from companies that have capital open - that is, shares traded on the stock exchange. It is an investment classified asvariable income, as we do not know exactly what the gain will be at the end of the investment period.

Investors usually evaluate two types of actions to define the allocation of their resources: “Value” shares - those belonging to ‘companies that are apparently being traded at a low price according to the analyzes carried out for the company - such as dividends, revenue or profit - making them attractive to investors who understand that they will appreciate themselves.

“Growth” shares - are shares of any company that anticipates growth to a rate significantly above the market average. These papers usually do not pay dividends. This is due to the fact that normally profits or any gain is reinvested in company to accelerate its growth as quickly as possible. When you invest in this type of share, the gain is expected to come through profit when the paper is eventually sold.