Although New Entrants To The World Of Indonesian Capital Market Education, 'Stock Science' Application Targets To Become The Next Unicorn

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JAKARTA - As a newcomer to the Indonesian Capital Market Education World, application-based Start Up PT Ilmu Saham Indonesia has just launched its newest application, Ilmu Saham. This application is the answer for novice investors to be able to learn stock investing easily and quickly.

The CEO of PT Sains Saham Indonesia, Belvin Tannadi, explained that this facility is the Company's commitment for investors who want to start learning stock investing. The reason is that so far, the stigma of the community to start learning investment is not easy and the material obtained is difficult to digest properly.

The "Stock Science" application itself was launched on June 18, 2022 and received a positive response by the public with the number of users who downloaded the application having reached thousands.

"Stock science is designed to be easier to learn because learning videos are made more fun," said Belvin in a written statement, Tuesday, June 21.

Belvin added, in the "Stock Science" application, novice investors will be able to get discussions about the Capital Market every day and be reviewed in more detail with resource persons who are experts in their fields.

"Every day there will be market discussions, starting from the opening of trades to the closing of trades on the IDX," continued Belvin.

In addition, he assessed that the level of literacy and inclusion in the Capital Market is still low when compared to other sectors such as banking. This is because the material provided is still not in accordance with the wishes of novice investors.

"For this reason, the material provided by Ilmu Saham is designed to be very easy to understand by investors," he explained.

In the future, the company also plans to collaborate with various parties, both regulators and other business actors, in increasing the level of literacy and inclusion in the capital market sector.

"Surely we will collaborate with all parties, in order to increase capital market literacy and inclusion," concluded Belvin.