have you ever bought a stock and then wondered what else comes with holding it? when i’m looking at a company for a longer term position, the price is only one part of what i’m looking at take AAPL for example i’d also want to know how i can build that position over time and what comes with holding the shares so i’d look at things like: • does the company pay dividends? • can i invest in smaller amounts? • can i keep adding to my position regularly? these are some of the things i look at with realstocks on @MEXC eligible users can buy and hold actual shares through mexc’s partnered licensed broker so let’s say i’ve been researching apple and decide i want to hold AAPL for a longer period i can start with an amount i’m comfortable with, then keep adding to the position over time there’s also an option to set up weekly or monthly recurring investments on eligible realstocks, so you can keep adding to your position on a regular schedule and while you’re holding those shares, another thing to look at is whether the company pays dividends the AAPL page on mexc currently shows a 0.32% dividend yield, and eligible realstocks holdings may receive dividends or other distributions from the underlying company of course, this depends on the company some companies pay dividends, while others don’t and since recurring investing means making purchases over time, fees can also become something to look at especially when you plan to keep adding to the same position with this in mind, mexc has zero fee on eligible stock products, with the exact fees and conditions depending on the product so going back to the original question, what comes with holding a stock? with realstocks, eligible users can hold actual shares, build their position over time through recurring investments, and potentially receive dividends when the underlying company pays them for me, this gives realstocks a clear use case when the goal is holding shares for the longer term #MEXC0808