Can I buy and sell stocks at 14?
Hello, I'm 14 and would like to buy and sell stocks or crypto, but I don't know if it's legal and if not, how can I do it?
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Yes, but only with the consent of the parents. I.e. they must confirm any business as a representative.
You can basically do “normal” business on your own: You buy a book, go to the cinema… if the amounts keep up.
But not: 2000 books buy simultaneously, buy a house, trade shares…
No, it’s not until you’re full year (for good reasons)
Not without the consent of your guardians
It’s only from 18…
Only the parents can do it for you until you are 18.
So ask your parents.
It’s best for your parents to put a children’s deposit and execute the orders for you.