How to invest in Stock Market ?

ashovini

2010-01-18 05:54:01 UTC

it always noticed that at certain time of index when it is about to fall new bull comes. my suggestion is to you wait a little. market will certainly take a correction. take suggestion to any knowledgeable person who can guide you.

?

2016-02-26 06:24:35 UTC

1 & 2 Open using an online broker. TD Ameritrade has a lot of great free software it gives you with the account. 3. You need a stock buying strategy. You just don't buy and hope a stock up. Buy Wallstreet Money Machine on line from amazon used. Easy reading, it has a strategy that gives you fast trading, (not day trading) with returns in a short period of time of 10 - 15%. Strategy is everything. Don't pay over $10.00 a trade for brokerage fees. You might be able to open an account for $500.

blitz

2010-01-20 05:33:00 UTC

It is a good decision to start looking at shares as an investment option as this gives the highest returns. A disciplined and regular investor can get 30-40 percent result on an average. If it is like 2009 you can easily double your money. Of course one needs knowledge, regular and disciplined investing/trading to win.

First thing you need a

Demat account and trading account

To keep your money you need a bank account. Same way to keep shares you need a demat account. To buy or sell shares you need a trading account.

Both these accounts are given at the same time by the same company.

Examples of demat/trading account provider

ICICI

Sharekhan

HSBC

Once you have demat and trading acct you can buy/sell shares

Brokerage and other fees

This is the charge for buying and selling shares. Usually for a buy and sell it will be between 1 – 2 percent.

This means that if you buy a share for 100, you need to sell it at least 101/102 to not make a loss. As 1-2 rupees go gor these transaction charges.

Information about companies performance

This site http://www.moneycontrol.com/ is the best to get to know about the performance of any company

Basic Information about share market terms and methods

You should look to understand how stock market works and the various related terms. I am creating this website http://www.easy-profitable-shares-investing.com. It should take one month and I aim to make it the best site in internet for information about shares.

Which stock to buy and when to buy/sell

A lot of people invest/trade just on Hopes or tips from some brokers. Not a good idea. You need to understand how it works and take your own decisions.

Actually it doesn’t take very long. 10 minutes a day is enough to check it and earn healthy profits of about 40 percent per year consistently. http://www.invest-in-shares-in-9minute.com this site tells about how common investors can invest based on their own judgement spending just 10 minutes a day.

But If you like to go by recommended stocks then drop me a mail at blitz2280@yahoo.co.in, I shall ask a friend who sends out recommendation to add you in his list.

2010-01-19 04:26:52 UTC

Honestly........... prabhat............. stay away from the market......... though if you want to come to market......... then atleast ........ know why the market is going up or down........ you must know this... this involves lots of factor...... FII , Dii, mutual fund companies, Insurance companies, govt policy, government, commodity prices, fuel prices, inflation, overseas sentiment...... and other factors.....

One simple rules is for a great winning formula for an successful investor......

1) Invest only you money which you have kept for surplus....... or saving.... not the day to day money.... which you are kept for paying to rent, housing loans, any purchase like TV, Fridge...... etc...

2) Divide your capital into 5 or 10 equal parts....... select and invest in different sectors like oil, gas, steel, infra, cement, fert, sugar, power, fmcg, banking, etc......

3) buy only when there is correction in the market.... correction means..... index ( nifty/sensex ) falls atleast to 10 % or more..........

4) keep buying when the correction in the market...... buy only Index stock...... dont buy stupid shares which may not be traded in the exchange or removed in the exchange......

5) the most important...... you decide your time frame for to an investor..... minimum an investor should be atleast 6 months or above......... ideal is 3 years......

Next step.....

Try yourself..... there are many virtual website which offer this now......

its now treated as game....... but actually it gives your the feeling about what your money will happen to your money.........

check out

www.moneybhai.com

http://moneygame.rediff.com/

http://www.1ka10.com/

etc........ there are many sites....... which provides this valuable information..... hope so the internet grows and benefits all.........

you buy all those shares in this website and see.......... what happens to your portfolio.......

All the best......

2010-01-18 09:42:55 UTC

You might want to look into Foreign Exchange Trading. It can be very profitable and you need less money to invest because it can be done on margin. This makes it risky however. By learning as much as you can, you lower the risk and make it possible to reap the rewards. If you are looking for a great source to learn the ropes of the Forex market, you might want to start with FMS's E-book:

http://forexmarketsuccess.com/forex-ebook/

Their website also has lots of other great information to get you started. I hope this helps! Good luck!

John

2010-01-18 06:52:19 UTC

If you are just starting, the "expert" who will work with you is not likely to provide you with good advice. They are more likely to sell you something that makes money for them. You should educate yourself and use broadly diversified, low-cost index funds. Even if you decide to work with an "expert", you should educate yourself enough to understand the strategies that are being recommended. Do not invest in anything you do not understand no matter how much you trust the source.

The main thing you need to know is to match your investment strategy with your time horizon and tolerance for risk. Risk and return is related. To capture high returns you need to take risk and give it time at least 5 years, preferably 10 or 20 years. If you are going to bail out in bad years, you are not likely to be successful in the long and you are better off choosing a more conservative strategy.

Remember to remain diversified and stick with a consistent strategy over time. Successful investors committ to a consistent approach and follow it dilegently over time.

T E

2010-01-18 05:55:02 UTC

first, u need to read and research by reading library books and internet on stock mkt investing

2nd, pick a few stocks that u like and research and follow them for a few days

3rd, find a stock broker online e.g., etrade, to buy the stocks

4th, follow those bought stocks daily

?

2010-01-18 05:49:34 UTC

With great caution, i'd get advice from an expert before dabbling in this.

Sripadma

2010-01-18 08:32:55 UTC

opean AN S/B A/C (SAVINGS BANK ACCOUNT )

&

DEMAT ACCOUNT

in bombay stock exchange (B.S.C.)

THEN START.