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5 tips for new investor for safe investment

 
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baanil
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Post: #1   PostPosted: Thu May 19, 2016 5:25 pm    Post subject: 5 tips for new investor for safe investment Reply with quote

Are you new to the big wide world of investing and you are finding yourself a clueless novice? Then do not fret as you can start in simple and safe ways to effectively build a better future for yourself and your loved ones. For anyone who is thinking of investment for the first time, it can be somewhat daunting to imagine how the world of bonds and stocks operate. You may not know which investment deals are going to ensure you surefooted results and you are not at all in a position to waste your money. Here are some of the things that you need to remember as a first time investor in order to be on the safe side.
Always choose stocks that are safe
In any kind of market, your success as an investor is going to depend a lot on the stocks that you purchase. This is particularly true in a volatile market where the results change more frequently than in some other markets. Do not simply assume that the best way to enter investment market is by responding to different types of initial public offers. This means that the companies that are rather new to the market or have been listed only recently pose a much greater threat than the ones that have been in circulation for a long time. As a new investor, it is always wise to stick to larger, more established firms as they are always a part of the nation’s market index. As you gather more experience as investor, you may choose to diversify.
Stay away from hype and use your good judgment
Make sure that you stay away from hype that guarantees you flawless investment results. In the recent times, there has been an observable trend in the trading market which shows delivery based transactions are frequently less profitable, in fact almost half of the actual volumes present in the market. This presents an indication of the fact that the price rises in many stocks is completely speculative and that they are not really backed by reliable fundamentals.
Do not invest more simply because you think it can bring greater returns
So you did have a great run last year as an investor and improved your investment portfolio substantially and now you think you are ready for greater investments? This is hardly advisable when you are still learning the various tricks of the trade. In fact, having a good year does not necessarily mean that you will do well consistently. As market conditions are changing all the time, you should try and understand how it works before taking the next investment step.
Be watchful and cautious about changing market trends
With more number of investors entering the market, exchanges, regulators and depositories are working on changing the rules of investment. While this is certainly helping to eradicate malpractices associated with investment, you still need to choose your broker carefully. A reliable broker can go a long way in helping you to enjoy your fruits as an investor.
Always be organized when it comes to your investment paperwork
Staying organized and alert about the current states of the market is always the best way to achieve maximum success as an investor. You should also have all your investment papers in the right order and see that they are perfectly reflecting the investments and transactions that have taken place. A lot of frauds actually occur due to the fact that people do not have their papers in the right order. Make sure that you get all of your papers checked by the associated authorities.
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Post: #2   PostPosted: Fri May 31, 2019 11:55 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

I think it's more important to choose corrrect regulated broker with good and stable regulator where broker itself located in something good place to be. And all other investment opportunities should go hand by hand here anyway. How does that sounds ?
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Post: #3   PostPosted: Sun Jun 09, 2019 7:59 am    Post subject: Re: 5 tips for new investor for safe investment Reply with quote

baanil wrote:
Are you new to the big wide world of investing and you are finding yourself a clueless novice? Then do not fret as you can start in simple and safe ways to effectively build a better future for yourself and your loved ones. For anyone who is thinking of investment for the first time, it can be somewhat daunting to imagine how the world of bonds and stocks operate. You may not know which investment deals are going to ensure you surefooted results and you are not at all in a position to waste your money. Here are some of the things that you need to remember as a first time investor in order to be on the safe side.
Always choose stocks that are safe
In any kind of market, your success as an investor is going to depend a lot on the stocks that you purchase. This is particularly true in a volatile market where the results change more frequently than in some other markets. Do not simply assume that the best way to enter investment market is by responding to different types of initial public offers. This means that the companies that are rather new to the market or have been listed only recently pose a much greater threat than the ones that have been in circulation for a long time. As a new investor, it is always wise to stick to larger, more established firms as they are always a part of the nation’s market index. As you gather more experience as investor, you may choose to diversify.
Stay away from hype and use your good judgment
Make sure that you stay away from hype that guarantees you flawless investment results. In the recent times, there has been an observable trend in the trading market which shows delivery based transactions are frequently less profitable, in fact almost half of the actual volumes present in the market. This presents an indication of the fact that the price rises in many stocks is completely speculative and that they are not really backed by reliable fundamentals.
Do not invest more simply because you think it can bring greater returns
So you did have a great run last year as an investor and improved your investment portfolio substantially and now you think you are ready for greater investments? This is hardly advisable when you are still learning the various tricks of the trade. In fact, having a good year does not necessarily mean that you will do well consistently. As market conditions are changing all the time, you should try and understand how it works before taking the next investment step.
Be watchful and cautious about changing market trends
With more number of investors entering the market, exchanges, regulators and depositories are working on changing the rules of investment. While this is certainly helping to eradicate malpractices associated with investment, you still need to choose your broker carefully. A reliable broker can go a long way in helping you to enjoy your fruits as an investor.
Always be organized when it comes to your investment paperwork
Staying organized and alert about the current states of the market is always the best way to achieve maximum success as an investor. You should also have all your investment papers in the right order and see that they are perfectly reflecting the investments and transactions that have taken place. A lot of frauds actually occur due to the fact that people do not have their papers in the right order. Make sure that you get all of your papers checked by the associated authorities.


Completely crappy advice. Example1: "Always choose stocks that are safe". - If a newcomer knew the safe stocks would he be a newcomer? Or is it that Nifty provides a guidance with a star rating of which stocks are safer? Old companies are NOT safe bets. This kind of sweeping generalisation is what newcomers must be careful of.

Example 2: "Stay away from hype and use your good judgment" -Wow the newcomers really have great judgement and understands what is fact and what is hype. Huh!

Overall observations: Instead of telling what NOT to do, give a plan of action for newcomers. My advise to newcomers is that LEARN first. Trade/Invest a little and be prepared to lose. Learn what?
a) Technical Analysis
b) Fundamental Analysis

Even if you dont know much of (b) it will be ok. Learning (a) is a must and then apply yourself by trading in small quantities with money you can afford to lose.

Keep a diary of trades and once a month anlayse why you lost or gained in a particular trade.

The path to success is through hard work only. There is no short cut unfortunately.

Regards,
Oppo


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Post: #4   PostPosted: Thu Jun 27, 2019 2:46 pm    Post subject: Re: 5 tips for new investor for safe investment Reply with quote

opportunist wrote:

Completely crappy advice. Example1: "Always choose stocks that are safe". - If a newcomer knew the safe stocks would he be a newcomer? Or is it that Nifty provides a guidance with a start rating of which stocks are safer? Old companies are NOT safe bets. This kind of sweeping generalisation is what newcomers must be careful of.
Example 2: "Stay away from hype and use your good judgment" -Wow the newcomers really have great judgement and understands what is fact and what is hype. Huh!
Overall observations: Instead of telling what NOT to do, give a plan of action for newcomers. My advise to newcomers is that LEARN first. Trade/Invest a little and be prepared to lose. Learn what?
a) Technical Analysis
b) Fundamental Analysis
Even if you dont know much of (b) it will be ok. Learning (a) is a must and then apply yourself by trading in small quantities with money you can afford to lose.
Keep a diary of trades and once a month anlayse why you lost or gained in a particular trade.
The path to success is through hard work only. There is no short cut unfortunately.
Regards, Oppo

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Good one, Oppo bhai, nice to see you are active in market and forum!
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