sandevyl
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Yes you can do it.
For that you need to open a Demat Account with a Bank or Broker and then you can start trading.
You can even apply in Mutual Funds, if you wish so. |
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Roshan L
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I hope you are in India. You can start with Rs.5000, you must open a trading and demat account with one of the stock brokers, you can definitely buy some good stocks like IFCI as of now. You can build your wealth slowly in the coming months. It is better to start with low investment and add more over a period of time. I suggest you can try, http://www.sharetips4u.info for some details and investment ideas, it was useful for me to know the basics of trading and Mutual funds. |
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haruha r
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i trade with $3000, and i am only doing it to get experience. don't trade if you don't know what you're doing. Get into a solid mutual fund, and if you really feel the need to trade, do so with index funds. |
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GRUS
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Bhau
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Theoroticaly yes
Practicaly not.
Better invest that.
learn more about investing so that you dont get such question |
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Emran
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yup, for iquity investments in India, pan card, a demat account and a good broker is all you need beside 5000 bucks.
I believe petrolium/gas/metal companies are good to invest in these days since oil prices are sky rocketing all the time,
but dude, don't count on me for that! |
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goldendays
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why not, go a head, if need some assistance ask me. |
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bafnasanjay
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Yes you can very well start share trading with Rs. 5,000/-
But be aware that share market is risky zone. If you have the mentality to take risks, you will survive in this market. Else go for Mutual Funds instead. They employ technical experts for your job. |
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Focus
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Yes of course. U can just open a demat a/c and trading a/c with any of the stock brokers near ur place and then start trading in stocks.
But if u go in for some brokers aligned with private banks like ICICI ad HDFC, then u have to open a savings a/c with them for which a minimum balance of 5000 is to be kept. |
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Paul
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In the US, usually the on-line brokers (the cheapest) require $500-$1000 (20-40000 rupees) to start. Plus, commissions usually eat into profits for small trades.
I know two things:
1) Gold is much cheaper India than in the US
2) Gold is moving higher
So I would just buy some gold coins and hold onto them until you can save more money. They will gain in value. |
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