Has any of you subscribed to a paid service for stock recommendations?
Could someone share some trusted recommendations? I don’t have too much time to follow the markets closely but would like someone to manage my portfolio or share calls based on technical analyses with me
Back in 2018 I took Angel Broking portfolio advisory service, they charged 5k for a year, gave dedicated RM, returns weren't exceptional but he did nudge in correct direction to reduce drawdowns, limit loss potential.
Eventually I learned basics of market and I believe they stopped that service and shifted to some new ai based ARQ advisory had also tried that but didn't continue for longer.
Never paid a ₹ to social media hopium peddlers, and you should not either.
For starters I'd recommend try taking any of advisory from the likes of motilal oswal/ angel broking they're safe conservative and good for mental peace.
Watsay49
Stealth
a year ago
How much would you invest in stocks?
Why not Mutual funds?
Grapevine107
Stealth
a year ago
Looking to start slow but can go upto 50l. I have already invested some amount in mutual funds. Was looking to diversify.
Watsay49
Stealth
a year ago
Mutual funds hold the same stocks which small case or you will buy directly
Diversification is across assets (debt, gold, property/REIT)
Try ICICI research, they have an in-house equity research group which pick stocks under various heads (value, momentum, duration). The good part is they publish a detailed report and reasons behind the pick. It helps learning more on reason based investing.
Check Portfolioyoga and ask if he is allowing new customers. Last time he mailed subscribers that he is not interested in new subscribers.
Amit mantri is also good.
RashWorld57
Stealth
a year ago
None of them are good. All are snake oil sellers. If you have the knowledge to make money from stocks or options, you would never need to share tips to make money.
RashWorld57
Stealth
a year ago
Nope, but okay.
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TheOatmeal
Stealth
a year ago
Go with Smallcase. But keep monitoring.
*not a financial advice
