How To Invest In Share Market

After reading this blog you will become the Warren buffet of your friend group and will know everything there is to invest in the share market.

What you will need….

First of all you need to be 18 years or older.

Why ?

Cause that is when you are eligible to get a trading and demat account.

What is a trading and demat account ?

Don’t worry, What am I here for ?

A demat or a de-materialised account is one where your long term holdings are kept.

A trading account is simply an interface to buy and sell shares in the share market.

Lastly you need to add funds or the money into the account.

That’s it you’re all set to trade.

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Reality check

You really thought this was gonna be that easy huh ?

This might not be the article you want.

But this is the article you need.

To do anything in the share market you need perfect technical analysis.

On point risk management

And an iron clad psychology.

If you don’t have those then you need to start working on building that.

A ray of hope…..

Don’t worry I’m not gonna leave you hanging.

I have something for you, that can give you better returns than a Fixed deposit with more security.

Excited ?

Thought so.

So this is called index investing.

Now here we invest in a broad variety of companies across the board.

How is it safer than FD you may ask.

First of all your risk is diversified.

The chance that all 50 companies go bust, is the same as Pakistan winning the World Cup.

You get the idea.

And the chance that one bank where you have your FD go bust is way higher cause the risk is centralised.

“But Akash, government will step in if such a thing happens”

You’re right, but only upto 5 lacs.

Any amount above that is gone.

Also the return in Index investing is 10-12% whereas in FD it is 6-7 % ( not compounding)

So choose wisely

And ,You can do it all on your own and don’t need a mutual fund or a middle man

All you need to do is open your brokerage account.

“But Akash, I don’t have a brokerage account”

Now that you have your brokerage account, search “kotaknifty etf.”

This is an ETF that tracks nifty and it’s basically a condensed version of Nifty

Good news is that it’s cheap but gives the exact returns nifty gives.

Start by putting the minimum investment required on your part, can be 200 can be 1,000.

Point is to start.

Do this every month and watch your money grow.