PerkyDumpling
PerkyDumpling

Kam paiso se zyada paise kaise banaye?

Genuine question: I don't have a huge amount of money 💰. I want to learn relatively safe ways to invest in stocks. Or is there anything better? How much investment does a small business need?

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DizzyHamster
DizzyHamster

The relatively safe way of investing in stocks might be via Index Funds.

PerkyDumpling
PerkyDumpling
Astral15mo

Mutual funds look bright. Is the risk involved high?

DizzyHamster
DizzyHamster

Even FDs have the risk of the Bank going bust or returns being suboptimal compared to Inflation.

Always remember, all investments have risk involved in them, of different types.

SparklyRaccoon
SparklyRaccoon

If you are open to reading books, i can get you started.

CosmicNugget
CosmicNugget

Would love some suggestions

SparklyRaccoon
SparklyRaccoon

tbh its not that hard or complex its kind of easy if you have patience and discipline. I will summarize a few points here.

  1. Stay away from the future and options or any kind of get rich quick thing or consistent monthly income mindset.

  2. Look for the stocks that are into HH HL structure on weekly or around life time high. Learn a strategy on how to enter and stick to it. Have 2 or 3 strategy at max.

  3. Risk to reward is very important. The stock market is not a money making business it's a Risk management business. They day you understand this you can make very big into the market.

  4. Don't try to churn a lot into your portfolio. Once you build it stick to it. Give time to your stock to perform. Dont try to chase every other stock that is moving. Stick to your winners.

  5. While picking stocks look if that stock is exhibiting sister stock movement(Stocks from the same sector moving together). These are the ones thag are going to be your massive winners.

There is much more but these are the ones that camw on top of my mind right now.

BouncyJellybean
BouncyJellybean

Sell grocery

PerkyDumpling
PerkyDumpling
Astral15mo

Hmm. Investment required?

BouncyJellybean
BouncyJellybean

Not necessarily, you can but from supplier on credit

FluffyLlama
FluffyLlama
Student15mo

Why stocks ? , is it because of online Guru's or Friends ? , Let's talk in reality , Investing in Stocks takes good amount of learning and you need to be up to date with market happening which takes alot of time it is better . If you think you can put that much time then go for it or else you can go for mutual funds . Usually what I would do is put them in Fixed deposit or gold

MagicalBoba
MagicalBoba

Just put your money in few reputed small and mid cap mutual funds and forget about it.

PerkyDumpling
PerkyDumpling
Astral15mo

Stocks seem volatile but there is a nice reward in the end I guess. Been interested in stocks hearing the bullish markets.

DerpyBoba
DerpyBoba
InMobi15mo

Invest in yourself and your bets that can make crazy amount of money for you in future

Invest in index funds via SIP

PerkyDumpling
PerkyDumpling
Astral15mo

Valuable advice. 👍

SleepyTaco
SleepyTaco

Mutual funds are a better option, and if you want to diversify all risks, then go for index funds. However I always say this - if you can outsource your investing activities, better do that and leave it to the experts rather than you researching everything yourself

CosmicQuokka
CosmicQuokka

Definitely not by getting involved in futures and options. Just keep investing in some mf, slow and steady gains will eventually make it a sizeable amount.

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