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5 Golden Rules If Equity Investment

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Here are 5 golden rules of equity investment:
Rule#1
Avoid the herd mentality. Don’t let the decision of others influence you. Seek advice from established market experts & make your own informed decision.
Rule#2
Stay away from speculators. No one actually knows, the exact time to buy low or sell high.
Rule#3
Diversify your portfolio by spreading your investment. This will weaken any risk of loss.
Rule#4
Invest long-term & don’t let emotions like fear and greed cloud your judgment.
Rule#5
Be a disciplined investor. Invest a fixed amount of money at regular intervals & monitor your investments periodically.
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