What percentage of your salary do you invest?

What's your monthly return and what is your advice to someone who would like to do trading along with full time job

My advice would be -

Dont think of monthly return, it will create a psychological blockage for you. Think of compounding your money year on year basis. Bring only that money in the market that you don't need this way you don't have to worry about monthly return.

Stay away from futures and options for the initial 3-5 years no matter how many profit screenshots you see on sm. If any one claims that you can double up your money in options in a year or this strategy works 90% 100% stay the f away from such people. They are nothing but scammers. OI, this strategy , that hedging all of these is nonsense. stay away.

Stick to equities, don't go below daily TF, use daily and weekly time frames in combination. As you gain experience you can trade hourly TF as well.

It is very much possible to trade with your job, you can definitely do it and create massive wealth out of the market. Don't listen to anybody and keep following the process.

I can suggest some books to you just to get started, if you are interested.

2.5L

Isn’t it a bit low, assuming you are considering 3-6 months of monthly expenses

I’m a Product Manager at Jio

Too naive but network kharab aata hai mere area me. Kuch kar sakte ho kya boss?

Can you share you’re able to have your percentage that high?

It's quite simple really. I have a decent base salary to begin with. I also live with my parents so no food and rent expenses. Big fan of public transport so no fuel and maintenance charges either. Any other expenses get covered in that 5%.

Since I have friends that are in a tight spot moneywise, vacations/trips are tightly budgeted for, so no unnecessary spending on that front . My hobbies - gaming and baking - are cheap too.

I anticipate this changing when I get older though, so I'm saving as much as I can when I can.

Close to 6. The first 2 were at 5LPA (ground level sales)

PM for 4 years (6.8 to 34LPA)

Investments becomes easy when you do have dependency like loans, credit card bills,rent and family support

In case my 100% salary goes into this.

3 years. Started with sip of 15k with my first job. Then started increasing as my income kept growing

Please share some advice

Hi! There is no general standard fit for all advise. Every evening person has unique risk capacity, cash flow, liabilities etc so feel free to dm us on 7990744040 and I will personally look into that.