Share market
@funnywomen (6)
Nagpur, India
September 4, 2016 1:55am CST
Now I saw the add of Rakesh Jhunjhunnwala the richest man of the India in share market. I want to also invest the money in share market but fear about loss. How can choose the best stocks whenever I purchase it falls and whenever I sale its price will high means no money in my fortune in share market.
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@PurnaSharma (2562)
• Guwahati, India
4 Sep 16
You must me very familiar with shares' price but it would be nice to you if you invest for long run initially and then later you try your ability.
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@PurnaSharma (2562)
• Guwahati, India
4 Sep 16
@funnywomen lately i was and also did invest but due to lacking of good advisor.. I had to borne a heavy loss.So the above advice i have given you from my personal experience.
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@raj_badiyani (3)
• Mumbai, India
4 Sep 16
Also , you can try some virtual platforms to test yourself (where you are given virtual money to invest)
@arintellect007 (533)
• Kolkata, India
4 Sep 16
What's wrong with that approach of buying and selling ? Instead of fearing,you just need to go through the fundamental and technical analysis of the companies over te years whose shares you are interested to purchase.However,you can always hire a fund manager to take informed decisions on behalf of you if you find that difficult.
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@NicholasM (82)
• Guangzhou, China
4 Sep 16
whenever you buy it falls and whenever you sale its price will high.so whenever you feel like buying then you sale ,whenever you intend to sale then buy it.You have to be a contrarian investor to be correct, and only a minority of investors can be. But it is easier to say than to do.Good luck to you
@raj_badiyani (3)
• Mumbai, India
4 Sep 16
Hi, note the following points:-
1. Once if you have bought a stock (after analysis), you must not sell it unless the fundamentals change.
2. Read some good books on stock market by great authors
3. Follow the stock market consistently, if you cannot do not invest
4. Make sure you have the ability to hold on even if you are at loss
If you cant't , or you do not have the knowledge, SIP in the mutual funds would be the best option for you as they deliver very good returns over a long period of time.
