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Amateur stock traders discouraged

People without a thorough understanding of the stock market should resist the temptation to trade on it, a financial blogger has warned.

The unnamed knowyourmoney.co.uk author said "almost anyone" who has invested over the last few months has lost about 20 per cent of the investments.

Unless one is an "expert trader with all the right knowledge", losses are likely.

The blogger said stock market trading is recommended only for those with "a lot of experience" and in a position to afford making mistakes.

Instead, people should simply spend less, cutting back on frivolities such as expensive pet food and meals out.

Even savings accounts suffer from being unlikely to keep up with the rate of inflation, the blogger said.

The London Stock Exchange is rising despite a general slump in the market, the Guardian reported.

Its shares rose by 24.5p yesterday to 849p.

Other businesses such as BP, Marks and Spencer and Next reported drops.

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