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Go through this video link —->  https://youtu.be/nQhaL9Jo3Lw Yogesh is new to investing and wants to know more about Mutual Funds. Mutual funds are like a basket of investments. It can consist of shares, bonds, derivatives and other financial instruments. There is a fund manager who manages the portfolio. He uses his professional expertise to spread out the money in several financial instruments from different sectors so that, losses from an investment can be balanced out by gains from others. This way, the fund stands a better chance to generate maximum profit. When investors like Yogesh, buy a mutual fund, they are actually investing into the pool of money, which is then invested into the financial instruments by the fund manager. So, if Yogesh invests in a mutual fund, he will own a unit of the mutual fund and not shares of companies. Mutual funds are suitable for investors who want to profit from the stock-market without having to manage shares directly. You can invest i

Go through this link —>  https://youtu.be/ChIYxEkn5ko In India, there are two major stock exchanges –  NSE or National Stock Exchange  &  BSE or Bombay Stock Exchange . BSE is the oldest stock exchange in Asia while NSE is the largest in the country. Sensex & Nifty are indexes or indicators that offer a general idea about whether most of the stocks have gone up or down. Sensex is like a barometer of market sentiments for BSE. So, if the Sensex goes up, there is a high probability, stock prices of companies listed on BSE will largely go up. Similarly, Nifty registers market sentiments for NSE. So, if the Nifty goes up, there is a high probability, stock prices of companies listed on NSE will largely go up. You can trade in both Sensex & Nifty by partnering with Angel Broking.

WHAT IS THE POWER OF COMPOUNDING         Go through this video ---->>  https://youtu.be/UdcyF8FkLuU                                           The power of compounding what it means Aashish a young professional and his father an avid trader with Angel Broking are talking when are she asked what the power of compounding is all about his father explains through the power of compounding a small amount of money can grow into a substantial sum over a period of time the longer the time-frame  the greater the value for example in order to achieve your future financial goal you invest 1 lakh rupees per annum in a bank fixed deposit for 30 years at five point five percent interest that is post tax effective rate your savings will grow to seventy six point four lakh rupees which is two and a half times the amount you invest in equities however have historically outperformed other asset classes yielding approximate returns of 16 percent over a longer period of time if you in

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Reality 🆚 Fantacy If a friend with little farming experience told you that he planned to feed himself with food grown on a quarter-acre (1,000 square meters) plot, you’d expect him to go hungry. One can squeeze only so much from a small piece of land.There is, how- ever, a field in which grown-ups let their fantasies fly—in trading. A former employee told me that he planned to support himself trading a $6,000 account. When I tried to show him the futility of his plan, he quickly changed the topic. He was a bright analyst, but refused to see that his “intensive farming” plan was suicidal. In his desperate effort to succeed, he’d have to take on large positions—and the slightest wiggle of the market will quickly put him out of business. A successful trader is a realist. He knows his abilities and limitations. He sees what’s happening in the markets and knows how to react. He analyzes the markets without cutting corners, observes himself, and makes realistic plans. A professional tr

Emotional Trading Most people crave excitement and entertainment. Singers, actors, and professional athletes command much higher incomes than such mundane workmen as physicians, pilots, or college professors. People love to have their nerves tickled—they buy lot- tery tickets, fly to LasVegas, and slow down to gawk at road accidents. Emotional trading can be very addictive. Even those who drop money in the mar- kets receive a fantastic entertainment value. The market is a spectator sport and a participant sport rolled into one. Imagine going to a major-league ball game in which you are not confined to the bleachers. Pay a few hundred dollars and be allowed to run onto the field and join the game. If you hit the ball right, you’ll get paid like a professional. You would probably think twice before running onto the field the first few times. This cautious attitude is responsible for the well-known “beginner’s luck.” Once a beginner hits the ball right a few times and collects his p

Commissions: Commissions have become much smaller in the past two decades.Twenty years ago, there were still brokers who charged one-way commissions of between half a percent and one percent of trade value. Buying a thousand shares of GE at $20 a share, with a total value of $20,000, would have set you back $100 to $200 on the way in—and again on the way out. Fortunately for traders, commission rates have plummeted. The extortionate rates haven’t completely disappeared. While preparing this book for publication, I received an e-mail from a client in Greece with a small ac- count whose broker—a major European bank—charged him a $40 minimum on any trade. I told him of my broker whose minimum for a hundred shares is only $1. Without proper care, even seemingly small numbers can raise a tall barrier to success. Look at a fairly active trader with a $20,000 account, doing one roundtrip trade per day, four days a week. Paying $10 one way, by the end of the week he’ll spend $80 in commi