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raj m | I need to invest in share market can any one help me which co to invest? |
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Rabbit
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There are three general directions.
Common speculating is going with the herd. Are a lot of people buying something? Buy it too. Then watch it very, very carefully, because you don't want to be the last one still holding the stock when they've all dumped it an ran on to the next big thing.
That brings us to the second type of speculator, the contrarian. When the stock keeps going down, down, down, but the company is still largely in good shape. When interest wanes, then contrarians buy and buy and buy. When the general herd says, "There's an undervalued company!" Well, somebody has to sell those people shares--for a price. Similarly, when everyone and their dog are buying into a company, that is when the contrarian starts looking for a time to sell the stock short. Exhuberance can only be sustained so long, then the stock falls and falls, much to the delight of the contrarian who gets to buy back (to cover the short sale) at a much lower price--and keep the difference.
Finally, there are long term investors. What kinds of businesses interest you? Who do you identify with? Does the company do it well? Very well? Well then, buy some. Has the price dropped recently while the company stayed solid? Then buy some more. This is investing. |
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Jeevan Kumar Mittal, 1956
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Why you need to invest...
You may wish to invest....
Invest in IPO of good companies. |
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barry_robbins_98
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I like wind energy right now. Here are my favorite stocks in this sector:
http://www.top10traders.com/ViewPost.aspx?postID=61
You might also want to see what the best traders are buying at at http://www.top10traders.com - this is a free site that lets you create a portfolio of stocks with $100,000 in "play" money. Each day the site ranks the best performing portfolios, so you can see how your picks perform compared to other investors. You can read posts on investing from the best traders, as well as share your own investing ideas. There is a charting feature, so you can see how your portfolio performs compared to the S&P 500. Also, you can create your own "group" so that you can see how you are doing compared to your friends.
Here are this month's best traders:
http://www.top10traders.com/Top10Standings.aspx
Good luck. |
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delta
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if u have to ask this question, u r better outside the stock market. better go in for mutaul funds. HDFC BIRLA PRUDENTIAL ICICI have some top performing funds. |
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abhijit s
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the best sector is to invest in hotels and telecom,you can invest in hotelleela with a good return |
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Frank Castle
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Zecco. |
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Sharad
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I think one has to be very carefull while investing in stock market........have a good discussion with a person who has been doing it for some time, to know the pros and cons.....mail me giving your location......if you happen to be from my place I don't mind spending half an hour in educating you to my level.
All the best! |
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rg_venky
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Now that you have decided to invest in the share market, you sure must have weighed the pro's and con's. Being a new entrant to the market, it is prudent to follow the experts. If you have a sufficient kitty (> 5L), then you can approach private fund managers who will manage the investment for you.
The fund managers (like Kotak securities, ICICI Securities, etc) job is to collect funds from retail investors like you and invest in stock that as per their research is beneficial. The guys employed by the fund managers are generally experts belonging to various fields and know the industry inside out.
So, better go with the funds managers. Alternatively, if your risk appetite is low, you may want to consider MF's. |
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sidnal07
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http://www.forexaim.com |
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sarjan
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if it is so simple, the one crore poulation that is already making investments in the stock markets could have been crorepathies.
unfortunately, since somebody has to sell for somebody to buy, only either the buyer or the seller makes money, meaning somebodys gain is somebodys loss, meaning the net loss-gain is nil.
hence, the best thing as suggested by somebody here, start investing in mutual funds. certainly hdfc mutualfund is also one of the best. once invested, they keep sending details of their investments. start investing in some of these companies theoretically, and if your investment is giving better returns than the mutual fund, start investing directly.
remember one thing, it takes time tolearn the tricks. otherwise you loose your shirt ( actually you loose your pant-y) |
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surez
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For a ready made selection of shares
You can easily browse through some sites like
moneycontrol.com
investorsdailyedge.com
etc.
But .................. ................ If you dont mind
going by what others say,
will not always give the profit
It will hurt you more
when you end up with losses
Believe me, .....
people have gone made ... after losing in stock market.
Selection of stock is as personal as the selection of a dress for giving your wife as a gist on her birthday.
Yes.
You have to weigh all alternatives
and
the money that you have
and
finally select the best dress (or the stock or share) that you want to buy.
Even, if some one strongly recommends,
Still you should be knowledgeable enough
to convince yourself that
if you are in a place to recommend
then you will also recommend the same stock
In otherwords, you should be in a position to appreciate the good things in a stock that is being recommeded.
$$$$$$
I recommend you to follow the method mentioned below.
Take a note book
See the Stock exchange quotations page in the newspaper and note down any 10 shares and their prices in Group A
(say 22/3/2007)
The start writing down the prices every day for those 10 shares, every day for 15 days.
at the end of 15 days, you go through the prices of all the 10 shares
and just calculate the price difference between the first and fifteenth day
just go through the differences .
you know yourself which shares would have given you profit and which shares would have given you loss.
Next 15 days, you watch 20 shares this way.
within 3 months you will start getting inclination or interest to invest in some shares, taking all the risk.
start in a very small way.
remember, the money which you are investing should be a total surplus
you should not worry about it , even if the entire money is lost.
you put only thatmuch and start your investments.
you will bbe more careful and vigilant automatically.
never look back, feelign that had you sold earlier or had you sold later you would have gained more
thank your luck
and be content with whatever you get as profit.
Wish you Good Luck
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bhaskarkdas
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Hello Raj:
Send me an email at bhaskarkdas@gmail.com will surely tell you how invest to do it without any risks. At good leverages
Dont waste your time looking around
Regards |
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