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t_ajitkumar | Tell me the A, B,C of investing in share market, Minimum amt,type of share, & with moderate risk? |
How to invest in shares? what all should I learn before falling into the share market? I will be able to invest upto Rs.25,000/- initially. What type of shares should I invest? what is stop loss? How much risk I should take? |
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BigBen
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For whatever reason, people think that stock trading is the easy way to wealth. In fact, the reverse is true. True enough that 70% of stock trader losing money than making it, if they did made it.
so, gain knowledge before invest/ trade stock. you need to know,
1.how to pick stock
2.estimate how much it worth (calculate intrinsic value)
3.margin of safety
4.when you should sell your stock.
Stock Investing for Beginners
http://www.stock-investment-made-easy.com/index.html |
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Gorilla
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Lately a lot of questions based on stock market are on the rise. Anyways, to start trading you have to have a Pan Card. That is a basic requirement. You also need to open a Demat Account with any of the banks that offer this facility. To open a Demat Account you have to have a Pan Card. Therefore, a Pan card is a necessity. All you transactions on the stock market will be through this account.
You also have to register with the local stock exchange. This will be favorable because by resorting to this you will be able to monitor the share prices from home or the office. What you see on television and on the internet has a time delay of about 10 to 15 minutes. So if you are going to actively trade you have to register with the stock exchange. On the other hand if you are going to outsource all the activities then you need not do this.
The amount that you are investing is relatively small. Your returns on this amount will be poor. When you enter the stock market you should have at least 1 lakh or more if possible. That's up to you anyway.
Now when you start trading go for the shares of big companies like Relience, Bharathi, Tata...etc. The banking sector is also booming. This way the chances of loosing your money are lower.
Trading on the stock market is always risky. You have to associate yourself with some of the risks. However these risks can be minimized once you are well versed with the functioning of the market.
Alternatively you could also get some first hand information by enrolling yourself in any of the courses that are offered. This way you are better prepared.
All the best and invest wisely. |
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Shah
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Contact your nearest share broker. There are a lot of sites that give you your required information. sharekhan.com is one of them. |
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meow
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One person has already answered your question very well.I will only add that do not get carried away by all recommendations and tips you come across.Read magazines like capital market,dalal street etc and never chase a stock.If its risen a lot and you feel you missed the bus,let that stock go and wait for another one to come along at a good price and buy.Buy low and sell high is a simple maxim but very hard to practice.Most people buy when a stock has already moved a lot and then get trapped at high purchas eprice.Above all you need patience to really make profits.Long term investors in good scrips bought at the right price always make money................best of luck. |
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BDG
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A particular share came down from a peak of l46 to 56 in about four months for no understandable reason. Then on two days Friday and Monday, it shot up about 30%, from 56 to 76. If you are prepared to to face risk, then enter this line, otherwise forget it. |
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Manjul
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u can do it in two ways -
1)by yourself
2)with the help of a broker
1) if u want to invest by own (without the help of broker), u need a pan card and dmat a/c. dmat a/c is the account in which shares,mf units,securities are kept in electronic forms. pan card is ur personal account number alloted by income tex deptt.
open ur dmat a/c with icici direct,relaince capital uti,hdfc etc!
u can buy shares with the help of these co.
2) if u want to trade by the help of broker u need nothing!
u can give ur money to him , he will do trade with ur money by using his own account!!! u can also open ur account and take the help of broker!! but u wll be charged brokerage!!
in my opinion ,u go for "reliance money" and open ur dmat account
with him them, i have worked in reliance money and i have compared other brokerage firm like HDFC,ICICI etc and found that reliance money is charging less money!
i think u go there and take a full information!!
in shares u face so many risks!!
if u want to play safe game ! then invest in Mutual Fund!
for example if u r initiating, then buy IPO of omaxe company and invest Rs 15000/
and rest Rs 10000 / invest in Mutual fund like Franklin templeton or in reliance equity advantage fund!!
pan card is must, if u have its okey ! if not then make it |
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presidentofasia
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Checkout this website www.sharekhan.com or your nearest sharebroker. There are many books available in the market for understanding the share market; else, you can search online at any search engine.
ALL DA BEST...!!! |
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