Investing PART I









Investing PART I

Now we have seen different methods and concepts in the stock market that will help us to gain profit from the financial market, so in this blog, we will discuss the difference between a good investment and a bad investment.

As we all know investment in the stock market is risky and it's nearly impossible for everyone to take this risk and study the balance sheet of the company constantly track the improvement as well as the performance of the company. if we compare risk factors as per safety point of view then we always rank equity market at last place comparing with Bank FD, Bond Investment, Dept. fund investment, etc. But in terms of reward, we can rank them exactly in the opposite sequence. with good study and proper knowledge if we decide of investing then we will be a success with unexpected returns on our investment.

If tracking the market is not possible for you then some of you will go for Mutual fund investment. But in this case, you will not be an actual equity holder so you will not get amused results but fix returns with slightly lower risk than the equity market. so if you consider Indian economy is a very fast-growing economy and in upcoming years India will be the largest economy in the world. if we are starting investing in top 50 brands or in top 50 companies then we will defiantly be a part of this growth. There is very little chance of getting one of this top 50 bankrupted or shut down in the upcoming future. with a small study and with your inner voice you can think logically about future scope in all the different sectors and invest in the future of the Indian economy which tends to be in a 30 trillion-dollar economy. With little tracking in these sectors

In this part, we have seen the importance of investing and how we can invest with the risk-free mindset


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