Thread: Section on Stock Market

Why don’t we have any section on Stock Market? I have seen many of us are into Stock. We can put our queries related to SM over there. This will enhance our knowledge as well as help others too who are thinking of entering into it.
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arre ........koi .............hai...........to bechare Manish ki awaaaaaaaaaz sune.............
bana lo ek section stock market pe.............
pls vote karo ..........go to polls .......................these polls are as imp as US elections................plese

waise i vote in favour of such a section

Thanks Munish..koi to mila

Originally Posted by Manish

Thanks Munish..koi to mila

Manish aur Munish.........Rab Ne Banai Jodi.............

@manish..

yaa..even i'm planning to enter stocks..and i did ask admin to start/share his experience..

Dabbling in shares on other's judgement is not a good idea.

I will advise SIPs for starters.

@kix..

no i just wanted to know from where to start actually..and btw wat is SIP??

SIP = Systematic Investment Plan.

With an SIP, you can invest in good mutual funds for as little as Rs. 1000/- pm. By visiting sites such as rediff money, moneycontrol[dot]com, etc. you can find out good MFs that are doing good for the last 4/5 years (ignore the bloodbath of the last 10 months).

Select 5/6 such mutual funds. Avoid theme based MFs and go for equity based ones. For each MF, enrol in an SIP for whatever you wish to invest. As said earlier, you can start with as little as Rs. 1000/- pm. Stay invested for at least 3 years.

Every MF has a NAV that changes every day as per the stock market and the MF portfolio. So your invested amount is converted into units by the formula:

Number of units = (Invested amount less 0.25%) / NAV for the day.

The advantage of SIPs is that it forces you to invest regardless of the market condition. When there is a bull phase, the NAV of the fund also increases and what was invested yesterday, has more value today. But you get less units because NAV is high.

During the bear phase, your investment value decreases but you are able to buy more units because NAV is also low.

Typically small investers do not time their investments well. They buy during bull phase and sell during bear phase and do not stay invested for long. This cause them to loose a lot. By spreading the investments and staying invested for long, eventually you average out and earn handsome returns. However, be realistic. Do not expect returns such as 70% to 150%. On a 3-4 year term, if you manage 30-40%, you should be happy.

Read more on the websites.

Hey J4K/Smoothvibes, In absence of Admin can any one of you create a new section?

Originally Posted by Manish

Hey J4K/Smoothvibes, In absence of Admin can any one of you create a new section?

No.

Good idea.......y not have a one...i think some of the section atm are worthless IMO......sorry guys dont wanna insult anyone......anyways i strongly second the stocks section idea......i can definatley put some technical/fundamental analysis stuff there

Originally Posted by just4kix

No.

Oh!!

Originally Posted by Logik

Good idea.......y not have a one...i think some of the section atm are worthless IMO......sorry guys dont wanna insult anyone......anyways i strongly second the stocks section idea......i can definatley put some technical/fundamental analysis stuff there

I really appreciate that!!

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