I’m just starting to invest in stocks. Can you pls tell the best stocks for long term?
Or what’s your strategy to evaluate?
Hi need suggestiona on investing 3 lakshs on stocks and mfs suggest me some good mf or stocks for 5 years atleast in don't touch
MF:
Parag Parekh flexi cap direct
Mirae asset large and mid cap direct
Stocks:
TATA POWER RIL PNB
Don't invest in stocks if you are new to stock market. Things can change very quickly for a stock (even bluechip ones) and unless you keep tracking the stock you won't know of it until the price has tanked. But if you still want to, invest an amount that you won't mind losing.
Regarding MFS, don't invest all at once. Put your money in a liquid or debt fund for now and withdraw around 25-50k each month and invest like a monthly SIP. If you see a 10-20 pcnt correction you can increase the monthly amount or put all of it. Regarding specific mfs, I'd recommend starting with a nifty index fund.
Over longterm both ETF and Mutual funds give the same returns.
I'd say invest in NIFTYBEES and JUNIORBEES as they have lower expense ratios.
There is nothing called as long term. Buying something for long term is like buying a wall clock because it will become an antique when it gets old.
Evaluate a company as on today. The people who say valuation is based on future earnings, they lied..
Or what’s your strategy to evaluate?
I have been investing regularly in MF and Stocks for the past 1.5 years. Recently for the past couple of days the market has been very bad and i have lost a lot of money. Should i invest more or should i hold. Need some investment sugges...
Man, not one month of 2024 has completed, and hoping for a good 2025. Tough times!
Whether to cash out small and mid cap or not depends on your horizon, if your horizon is 3-5 yrs, stay invested and t...
Not listening to anybody who predicts market movement.
Hi all , I have some 10 lacs of savings which I don't want to keep idle in the bank for obvious reasons, I need suggestions on where I can invest for the next couple of years with Medium risk involved. TIA.