Pengenalan Pelaburan Saham AS
Topik pengenalan pelaburan saham AS ini ditujukan kepada pemula yang ingin memahami dan menyertai pasaran saham Amerika Syarikat. Kandungannya menyusun pengetahuan asas tentang pembukaan akaun untuk berdagang saham AS, proses dagangan, waktu dagangan, jenis pesanan, yuran dan cukai, peraturan pasaran serta pengurusan risiko. Ia turut merangkumi Bursa Saham New York, Nasdaq, indeks saham AS, dagangan sebelum dan selepas waktu pasaran serta istilah pelaburan yang lazim digunakan, bagi membantu pembaca membina pemahaman asas, mengetahui maklumat yang perlu disediakan sebelum melabur dalam saham AS, dan membuat keputusan pelaburan dengan teliti berdasarkan keadaan diri masing-masing.
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