Do you have any interest to invest in the share market????????????

yep...i have great interest in stock markets n i am into it since i passed out of school..i now handle all my family investments n also have a handful of clients..n my portfolio and asset base is growing at a frivolous pace.....i'll recommend everyone to attain deep knowledge about its working before entering into it..i personally believe it is one of the best oppurtunities available for creating wealth...one must always look for shaping up long term relationships with companies rather then running after short term gains...your gains should be sustainable..afte all, the ultimate result matters....read books on capital markets, conomics, management....follow advices of great sharemarket tycoon Warren Buffet...who's the world's 2nd richest man, after Bill Gates... For safe start..open a deat account..invest in fundamentally sound scrips..which are possible multibaggers in the future...n do SIP. SIP means systematic investment plan. eg.consider Infosys scrip. A person has been investing Rs. 5000 every year in it from 1994 to 2006. So, he/she has invested Rs. 60000 in it over 12 years. In 1994, 1 share was worth Rs. 50 and in 2006, 1 share was worth Rs. 2500! Add to this bonus issues and divends..:)...So..at the end of 2006..he/she has accumulated around 1200 shares... so this shares are now worth ....1200 * 2500 = Rs. 25,00,000 at the disciplined investment of Rs. 5000 every year irrespective of market movement. Fantastic! Isn't it ? Bewildering ..but true.:) I stay at Golf Green...i am pursuing Chartered Accountancy and Computer Applications...feel free to contact me if u need any help...i will be glad to help u out. email: prasenjitpaine@gmail.com (i am in Gtalk too), Orkut also. ph: 24149036

yes i do....but full of risk factors.. r u ready??

I always think of doing so but don't have much idea how to initiate..

well i love to multiply my money.... actually i just started my business few months ago , so at present m not in such a condition to invest money at share market but m surely going to invest some good amount in the coming future....

Well, the best way to start is to read up any books regarding the stock market from books in the library and from surfing such information in the internet. One good book to start off with is "How To Make Money In Stocks" by William J. O'Neil. Then, move on to more specific skills like the study of fundamentals analysis ie. looking at company's earnings performance, management, product & services development, industry ranking, institutional ownership. At the same time, you'll also need to learn about the technical analysis aspect of trading, which is about the knowledge of reading stock market chart and using different indicators to see how the market or stock is trending. This skill would determine the entry and exit of your trading position. I've been trading stock options for the past 2 years and it's a bit tougher because unlike stocks, options are depreciating assets which require more specific skills & situations to trade them, but I'm glad that I'm been blessed by the teachings of a good mentor. Yours Truly, Tony Chai http://options4u.blogspot.com