Yah the Stock Market is the more Riskiest place to Invest but U will receive a Good return a huge amount of profit
The Mutual funds are the most safest place to invest but the return is completely less than that of the share market
If U like to invest safely in the Share Market Please go to the National Stock Exchange that is the NIFTY.
2006-11-14 00:57:32
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answered by Ramasubramanian 6
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It is always better to invest through equity mutual funds since professional fund management is involved. However, there is no such thing as a 'guarantee' or 'safety of capital' yet. Recently, Franklin Templeton has launched a capital protection scheme where they provide 'guarantee' for the initial amount invested. However, it is a debt scheme and not an equity one. I am not sure at this point whether any fund house is planning to launch such a scheme in the equity segment. We will have to wait and see! Meanwhile, you can start investing through equity based mutual funds. Such schemes are among the best investment options available to individual invetsors globally. You can expect an average return of 20 to 30 percent per annum depending on the scheme you choose. However, remember that equity investments are subject to market risks and hence there is also a probablity of losing money.
2006-11-15 21:12:49
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answered by Swapan 1
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stop at 2. There is NOTHING that is risk free. If you keep money in bank at say 4% & pay 25% tax so get 3% net & inflation is 4% you are losing purchasing power. forget this foolish notion that if the amount of money is rising you are gaining. If not rising as fast as inflation after tax you are losing. Until you learn that you can never succeed. you can not properly invest if you demand a guarantee. Only your failure is guaranteed.
2006-11-14 04:17:38
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answered by vegas_iwish 5
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Learn how to find good companies, learn to look for good stats like Return on Equity (I like 12% min.) Low Debt/Equity (less than 1.0 for me), high profit margins, and other criteria. After doing that, research individual companies to learn what they do. Other things to look for are financial responsibility, are they paying more in dividends than they're getting in earnings? If so, avoid them. Do some research to know why you own part of a company, you shouldn't own a company bc your adviser told you to. He or she may be right to have you own it, but you need to know why you own it, too.
The more you understand about how to judge a company, the better able you are to make good investments that will grow in value.
2006-11-14 03:49:36
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answered by STEPHEN J 4
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if you want to improve your knowledge in share market, you may go to options-university.com
but if you want to invest, I think the better way is, go to development country, choose top rated bank over there, and put your money in certificate of deposit, becouse their ROI is more higher than american bank
2006-11-14 01:35:48
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answered by ayahnya frista 3
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2006-11-14 18:55:16
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answered by dinu_pawar 5
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If you need more help than was answered by these answers, here's a book on trading for beginners:
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2006-11-14 20:51:19
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answered by Anonymous
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Give all your money to me and never see it again. I will make good use of it.
2006-11-14 00:58:23
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answered by Anonymous
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