Hello Vijay, Thanks for putting information very precisely. I have a question regarding sunk cost. In your example, the price of the house is down at particular year and it may go up in the upcoming years like other assets. This is temporary volatility. If We know that it will never go up in the coming years, it makes sense. We stop investing in same asset.
Getting recommendations from paid groups and blank buying it and then as you told averaging solitu bulk money we should not put in one stocks. 2nd mistake is once we loss in one counter again we shud not buy the same stock for sometime. Then profit once we get again seeing the same counter like so many mistakes learn it
Stock market basics - eppavum pola simple la puriyaramathi oru video podunga sir Example # What is SIP and how to invest # What is index fund and other funds # What is mutual fund # What is individual stocks
I recently came to know about your channel thru ASAN FB group and started following. Your videos are simply superb. It gives me lot of information and influence me to consider the right way of doing investment. Thank you.
Mistakes part 2 ~ Throwing good money after bad...vittatha pudikka try panrathu...(sunk cost).... Booking profits too early.... Following stock tips.. Not diversification of stocks... 8 to 12 stocks in portfolio is good... Not being patient...
Share one video with some 10 best stocks from your analysis factors as sample in Indian market and US market. Helps to identify what are things to consider. Thx for your efforts in teaching us.
@@InvestmentInsightsTamil Alright... Indian stocks la oru round up kudunga... 🙌 And one more doubt, oru portfolio la 8 to 12 stocks irukalam. 30, 40 too much nu solreenga. Makes sense. I'm new to the market. India la fundamentally strong nu solla padura tata group laye 12 stock irukum pola... Ipo naan epdi count edukradhu? Mudinja diversity pathi detailed ah oru video kudunga. India specific. Nandri.
Hello Vijay, I am new to your channel. the way you put forward the message is so clear and simple without any ambiguity. now your Channel is going to be my dictionary will be keep visiting often for reference ;) Wish you all success :)
Many of these mistakes are very familiar and I wish I had encountered then much earlier. Thanks a lot for your sharing. Content delivery is pitch perfect. I like the interludes of your own style of humor as well. Christmas party with friends is definitely with orange juice only!
Hi vijay Bro. i am new to stock market. your information is very helpful for me to enter US Stock Market. i am already invested in Indian stock market. every profit growth is 5:% with in Two month. after seeing your set of videos i am plan to enter US Stock market. First i plan to start invest in US Index like NASDAQ 100 ETF and S&P index. which one is best Index fund of like Growth ETF Vanguard or Fidelity NAsdaq or motilal oswal NASDAQ ?. i need your support and advice bro. which website is very useful to see US stock market?
Superb explanation and nailed it. But I have a question, if you buy a individual stocks and the stocks went up 200% and can you not take the 50 % money you invested in that stock? Like potta kasu edututum rest can stay for ever?
We should not see it as our money vs growth money. All the money is ours. The main reason for our investment is to let the investment grow. We should not be taking any money out unless there is a need or if the invested business is not as good as before.
Sir நான் இப்போது தான் stock market உள் enter ஆகியுள்ளேன். தாங்கள் எனக்கு finance management யை பற்றி கற்பிக்கும் ஆசானாக உள்ளீர்கள். மிக்க நன்றி ஐயா குழந்தையின் எதிர்காலத்திற்காக ரூபாய் 1 லட்சத்தை 15 வருட காலத்திற்கு அதிகமான return பெறுவதற்கு எதில் invest செய்யலாம். ஐயா நேரடியாக plan யை சொன்னால் மிக நன்மையாக இருக்கும். நன்றி ஐயா
இன்னும் 15 வருடத்திற்கு இந்த பணம் தேவை இல்லை என்றால், நீங்கள் முதல் 8 வருடத்திற்கு அந்த பணத்தை Index Fund (UTI Nifty 50 Index)ல் முதலீடு செய்யலாம். 8 வருடத்திற்கு பிறகு, நீங்கள் அந்த பணத்தை பாதுகாப்பான fixed deposit கு மாற்றி கொள்ள வேண்டும். 5-7 வருடத்திற்குள் தேவைப்படும் பணத்தை stock market இல் வைத்து கொள்ள கூடாது. அது ஆபத்து.
I am going through all of your videos and your thoughts are similar to my senior who introduce me in stock... I like the way you've listed in order and wealth-building makes sense to me and I am going to give it a try... Most of the mistakes already I did and I learned by doing a mistake... True I failed to time the market and already touched fire :) still, it was a good lesson.... I would like to appreciate your effort and time......
Sir.. you said patience is very essential for investment in your 10th point. If we are settled with some money and holdings or if we are in a stage where we can manage the rest of our life with our possessions, it'll be okay to be patient. But as a student, most of us try to invest with some money that we get from our parents. So what can we do, sir. Trading requires lot of knowledge, but investment is best. So how to handle, sir?
Rule #1: Never invest the money in equity market if you would need that money within 5 years. Invest for long term and that would enable you to be patient.
Sir, regarding your point owning stocks from own company, how to deal with receiving RSUs as part of compensation? If I had this via investing, theres no reason to sell those stocks. However, as a percentage of my net worth, those vested RSUs becomes more than 50%. What would you suggest guidance for this sort of scenario at the risk of having too much of the same stock in your portfolio?
Yeah, that is definitely a concentration risk. The problem with selling that would be to incur the tax on that year. If the stock is worth holding, then may be it justifies that risk. If not, then may be better to pay the tax now and unload some of the holdings.
Sir What if we sell the house. There are people who will buy it in full cash. Just my thought :) As we are typically South Indians we wont leave our hard earned money just like that ;)
Sir I have big doubt, and no one is answering . Hoope u will help me. The stock price moves based on supply & demand. So one has to sell , so that the other can buy. To gain from this stock market, we have to buy cheap and sell at higher price. In this case one has to loose (selling at lower price) so that the other can gain(buying at lower price). Which means if I win some one have to loose. Is this correct?
X buys for Rs. 100 Stock price rises to Rs. 200 Y buys it from X for Rs. 200. Stock price goes up to 500. Now X has realised his/her profit of Rs. 100 when he/she sold. Y is sitting in profits of Rs. 300. You can see that X has not lost any money here. Could X have made more? Yes. But X did not sell it at loss. Makes sense?
Actually you should ask the question bit different. The fact that it is already a multibagger should not come in this decision at all. That has already happened. It is past. The question we should ask ourself is, as of now, what value do we see in this stock? What potential do we see in this stock to be a multibagger in the future. Now that question applies to any stock regardless whether it was a multibagger in the past or not. The answer to that question will help you choose the right one.
Valuation is like appreciating a beauty. You know what they say about it right? It is in beholders eyes. Same is true here. Different people see different values in any stock. I can share what I value in one of the episodes in the future.
I am very sorry to say this. You are not ready for individual stock investment yet. Stick to index funds for your own good. Stock market investing is not for taking the profits out. That would mean gambling rather than investing. An investment should grow over time.
Hi Vijay, Happy Saturday... You mentioned few times that investing in index fund (Nifty 50) is good. I am good with this approach for S&P 500, NASDAQ. When I am comparing UTI Nifty 50 fund with Axis Bluechip or Mirae Asset Emerging Bluechip Fund - Growth, there is a sizeable difference. What is your thought on index fund investing instead of Mutual fund in India?
For a conservative investor, I would recommend the Nifty 50 Index as there is nothing more involved other than just keep buying the index as we have money available for investment. A moderate investor can definitely venture into managed funds rather than the index, depending on how comfortable they are with those and also willing to keep an eye on it. We just need to make sure that this managed fund is beating the index consistently.
Hello sir your vedios are very imformative thank you I would to invest lumsum 1 lakh sir where should i invest for my old age expenses now my age is 33 pls help me I am also beginer
Sir, evalo solliteenga, antha 8-12 stocks kuda identify senju sollitengana everything will be fine. ofcourse we will do our analysis then. purchase and forget so no followup required also so once 8-12 stocks sollitteegana 100% job will be done.
Hi bro, the way to start investment is to have a goal in mind. There is a video about FIRE in this channel. You may watch it also. 1) Having a strategy- Why do we want to invest, other than to beat inflation by saving money in the bank? For instance, my goal is to retire in about 10 years time. So how much do I need by 10 years? So when you work backwards, you will have a clearer idea rather than simply investing. 2) Individual Stocks- One way is to look at different sectors/industries. There are about 10-15 sectors ranging from health to tech to utilities and energy and real estate and so forth. So focus on 2-3 sectors. And how do I choose it? 3) Choosing sectors- Choose something that people need it no matter what happens. For example) healthcare. Whether if there is a pandemic or not, healthcare is something that everyone needs. So look at healthcare stocks. Another sector is technology. Tech is what people need it no matter what. It will be in the future for atleast the next 50 years. So it is something that people can't live without. And innovative Tech companies greatly impact people the way they live. (but be careful of what each company does. People who invested in nokia company despite being a tech company burnt their fingers because it did not innovate. So tech+innovation is important) Another sector is consumer staples. People need food to survive. So this is how you can choose your sectors that YOU BELIEVE IN and something that people always need it. 4) Investing in companies that you use- For instance) Apple. Apple company keeps innovating. Apple phones and stuff. Or facebook for instance. So personally, I invest in companies that I use often. 5) Read up for atleast 3-4 months on the companies you want to invest. Gain confidence. Open up an account and start investing. 6) Some people have even a more customized strategy where they only invest in companies that have a market cap of more than 500 million dollars. Mostly these are already established strong companies which are mostly pricey for beginner investors. But some platforms allow investors to buy fractional shares. For example, right now Apple stock is $130.36 for one share. But you can just buy $20 of it, and hence you will have 0.15 shares. Whatever I've mention are some suggestions only. You may read up more and gain confidence on how people have customised plan/strategy for investing.
@@gayaclav1973 Hi, Thanks for you valuable comments and reply. Your advice doest speak to the point. what i feel 1) Strategy - Everyone invest only to gain money. For 10yrs instance or may be any no. of years, i need my money to grow for what ever i invest, thats it. No one can say this much money i need in 10yrs. NO one says enough for a specific lumpsum amount and to add i will get returns only for the money i invest. work backwards not getting what you are trying to inform. clearer idea - only returns nothing else. 2) Individual stocks - All sectors/industries are important. 3) same as above. Is there any sector which people will not need it, if there is any pls specify. 4) This is what is actually asked for. 10-12 stocks which all can invest. 5) why everyone needs to spend 3-4 months when the everyones motive is to make profit, spending time to overcome fear and confidence??. One expert can make a 5min video after spending 3-4 months gain all the confidence needed and explain about the stocks and 3-4 analysis details (covering all your above inputs and this video advices), so everyone can invest without any fear. 6) you say some people invest in high market cap company, Good one. this could also be included with point 5 as a part of analysis. Lots of people and lots of suggestion but no one is taking to the point, thats what everyone are in need of. What ever may be the suggestion/anaylsis/advice people who talk about investing are not speaking about the final step clearly instead leave the burden on the investor which is what is the ask for. Thank you :) :)
@@kirankumar14690 hi bro, i totally understand your frustration and feelings. Bcos I was also clueless 6.5 years ago. Investing is more like Learning a skill. Giving a man a fish is much easier than to teach him how to fish. I still believe in gaining confidence- bcos i can always follow someone’s list of recommendations but i need to fully understand what it is. If you follow few other financial channels- you will understand there are people who invest only in top 10 tech stocks (high risk and no diversification). Is that what we can follow? But they truly believe in it. I know a friend who only invests in Tesla (electric car) and he believes that is the future. But I don’t follow his strategy. Vijay sir on the other hand mentioned he has about 50% portfolio in individual stocks and others in index funds. So you see all these people are equally successful and what’s their personalized strategy? So that’s why I say read more and see what others are doing. And personalize your own according to your financial needs and situation. of course, it should take some time for you to plan things like- which market would you want to invest? India or us? Or how many stocks and index funds would you want in your portfolio? and your question about are there any sectors that are not needed? My answer would be how much you know about it. For instance there are so many people who invest in renewable energy source companies. But personally I have never invested in it. Bcos I have no knowledge about it. Another sector is travel- airlines industry was soaring high and successful before pandemic. But now, you know the situation. Even famous investor Warren Buffet who invested in airline companies in the past, sold off his shares last year i guess. So you see, it is difficult to follow exactly someone else’s stock recommendations. So conclusion- read and watch more. Personalize according to your needs. Start small with 4-6 stocks. Then slowly build. Or start with a small amount you have and every year add on to your portfolio. Hope you enjoy learning. Have a good day bro.
Sir, Request you to that need your email address for communication and support. Before taking any decision looking your opinion and suggestions that will help me lot.
Sir,Your level of prssentation is much greater than i have seen ever. Thanks to post such videos continuously to beginners like me....
Sunk cost is well explained; mistakes are clear and now understood that they are mistakes. Thanks Vijay for your flawless explanation🤝
My pleasure
Ennaji ivlo simple a complicated life lessons ye sollikuduthuteenga. Vera level ponga. Top notch content delivery
I started watching this channel randomly and I liked the way you explain things. I watched your channel atleast for 4 hours today. Keep it up.
Welcome aboard!
Hello Vijay, Thanks for putting information very precisely. I have a question regarding sunk cost. In your example, the price of the house is down at particular year and it may go up in the upcoming years like other assets. This is temporary volatility. If We know that it will never go up in the coming years, it makes sense. We stop investing in same asset.
Getting recommendations from paid groups and blank buying it and then as you told averaging solitu bulk money we should not put in one stocks. 2nd mistake is once we loss in one counter again we shud not buy the same stock for sometime. Then profit once we get again seeing the same counter like so many mistakes learn it
Learning unknown info from stock market. Thank you so much for sharing this video with very clear explanation. Wait for next video Anna.
Glad that you liked Priya.👍🏽
@@InvestmentInsightsTamil 0l
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Beautifully explained.
Easy to comprehend!
Please keep up the good work!
Btw, good luck for your early retirement!
Thank You 🙏🏽
You are the best mentor Vijay!! Very candid explanations..Appreciate your efforts in making these videos!!
Correctly said learn from failure nice explanation. Sentiment will not help in business.
Stock market basics - eppavum pola simple la puriyaramathi oru video podunga sir
Example
# What is SIP and how to invest
# What is index fund and other funds
# What is mutual fund
# What is individual stocks
Except for SIP, all else is already there. Check it out under Share Market playlist. ua-cam.com/video/RnBpP-lHNgw/v-deo.html
I recently came to know about your channel thru ASAN FB group and started following. Your videos are simply superb. It gives me lot of information and influence me to consider the right way of doing investment. Thank you.
Thanks and welcome.
Sir, to be true , ur voice and appearance seems like my father comes alive , stands in front and advices me
Thank you for those kind words.
Mistakes part 2 ~
Throwing good money after bad...vittatha pudikka try panrathu...(sunk cost)....
Booking profits too early....
Following stock tips..
Not diversification of stocks... 8 to 12 stocks in portfolio is good...
Not being patient...
Extraordinary clarification Sir 🙏
Hats off to your valuable information 🙂 Vijay Ji
Sir..Good explanation with real time facts.
Speak about Global investment speacly US market fundamental about equity and MF.
First point... Selling us dollar for Venisular currency
wonderfuly explained sir...u r a very wise man
Share one video with some 10 best stocks from your analysis factors as sample in Indian market and US market. Helps to identify what are things to consider. Thx for your efforts in teaching us.
Good suggestion. 10 would be a overkill. But we can definitely look into one as a sample.
@@InvestmentInsightsTamil thanks Vijay sir!
@@InvestmentInsightsTamil Still waiting. Or its already out? :))
@@GopinathMEP tesla episode irukkey.
@@InvestmentInsightsTamil Alright... Indian stocks la oru round up kudunga... 🙌
And one more doubt, oru portfolio la 8 to 12 stocks irukalam. 30, 40 too much nu solreenga. Makes sense. I'm new to the market. India la fundamentally strong nu solla padura tata group laye 12 stock irukum pola... Ipo naan epdi count edukradhu? Mudinja diversity pathi detailed ah oru video kudunga. India specific. Nandri.
Hello Vijay,
I am new to your channel.
the way you put forward the message is so clear and simple without any ambiguity.
now your Channel is going to be my dictionary will be keep visiting often for reference ;)
Wish you all success :)
Sir, Pindrigaley... Pona video la Lingusamy indha video la Nolan... 🤣🔥
Many of these mistakes are very familiar and I wish I had encountered then much earlier. Thanks a lot for your sharing. Content delivery is pitch perfect. I like the interludes of your own style of humor as well. Christmas party with friends is definitely with orange juice only!
Hi vijay Bro. i am new to stock market. your information is very helpful for me to enter US Stock Market. i am already invested in Indian stock market. every profit growth is 5:% with in Two month. after seeing your set of videos i am plan to enter US Stock market. First i plan to start invest in US Index like NASDAQ 100 ETF and S&P index. which one is best Index fund of like Growth ETF Vanguard or Fidelity NAsdaq or motilal oswal NASDAQ ?. i need your support and advice bro. which website is very useful to see US stock market?
Superb explanation and nailed it. But I have a question, if you buy a individual stocks and the stocks went up 200% and can you not take the 50 % money you invested in that stock? Like potta kasu edututum rest can stay for ever?
We should not see it as our money vs growth money. All the money is ours. The main reason for our investment is to let the investment grow. We should not be taking any money out unless there is a need or if the invested business is not as good as before.
Good one. very good information for beginners....
Glad you liked it
This video Was truly helpful..q sir
Sir நான் இப்போது தான் stock market உள் enter ஆகியுள்ளேன்.
தாங்கள் எனக்கு finance management யை பற்றி கற்பிக்கும் ஆசானாக உள்ளீர்கள். மிக்க நன்றி ஐயா
குழந்தையின் எதிர்காலத்திற்காக ரூபாய் 1 லட்சத்தை 15 வருட காலத்திற்கு அதிகமான return பெறுவதற்கு எதில் invest செய்யலாம்.
ஐயா நேரடியாக plan யை சொன்னால் மிக நன்மையாக இருக்கும்.
நன்றி ஐயா
இன்னும் 15 வருடத்திற்கு இந்த பணம் தேவை இல்லை என்றால், நீங்கள் முதல் 8 வருடத்திற்கு அந்த பணத்தை Index Fund (UTI Nifty 50 Index)ல் முதலீடு செய்யலாம். 8 வருடத்திற்கு பிறகு, நீங்கள் அந்த பணத்தை பாதுகாப்பான fixed deposit கு மாற்றி கொள்ள வேண்டும். 5-7 வருடத்திற்குள் தேவைப்படும் பணத்தை stock market இல் வைத்து கொள்ள கூடாது. அது ஆபத்து.
@@InvestmentInsightsTamil நன்றி ஐயா
🙏🙏 மகிழ்ச்சி.
Extra ordinary explanation sir.🙏
Sir, kindly tell about which is best mediclaim policy for small family pl
Kindly speak about your analysis of mediclaim or health insurance policy
I am going through all of your videos and your thoughts are similar to my senior who introduce me in stock... I like the way you've listed in order and wealth-building makes sense to me and I am going to give it a try... Most of the mistakes already I did and I learned by doing a mistake... True I failed to time the market and already touched fire :) still, it was a good lesson.... I would like to appreciate your effort and time......
Especially I felt, controlling emotional decision really difficult and I am trying to learn it...
Glad you liked the content. 👍🏼
Sir can you suggest some companies to investment for beginners sir
For long term sir and I'm 18 only so please suggest me any shares sir i don't have any idea of the company sir
Watch stocks Portfolio episode: ua-cam.com/video/KdCs3EWGJvQ/v-deo.html
Thanks for listing the mistakes
Thank you!
Mikka nanri sir
Last punch super 👌 sir
Superb 👌🏼 sir ... perfect explanation
Thank You.🙏🏽
Dear Vijay, can you provide criteria / parameters / reasoning followed for timing to sell a stock by a long term investor
What are all the reasons for us to buy stock in the first place? We have to consider selling whenever any of that reason changes.
Sir.. you said patience is very essential for investment in your 10th point. If we are settled with some money and holdings or if we are in a stage where we can manage the rest of our life with our possessions, it'll be okay to be patient.
But as a student, most of us try to invest with some money that we get from our parents. So what can we do, sir.
Trading requires lot of knowledge, but investment is best. So how to handle, sir?
Rule #1: Never invest the money in equity market if you would need that money within 5 years. Invest for long term and that would enable you to be patient.
@@InvestmentInsightsTamil Thank you so much sir. Gotta learn a lot from you! ❤️
❤️ suthakar from tenkasi
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Sir, regarding your point owning stocks from own company, how to deal with receiving RSUs as part of compensation? If I had this via investing, theres no reason to sell those stocks. However, as a percentage of my net worth, those vested RSUs becomes more than 50%. What would you suggest guidance for this sort of scenario at the risk of having too much of the same stock in your portfolio?
Yeah, that is definitely a concentration risk. The problem with selling that would be to incur the tax on that year. If the stock is worth holding, then may be it justifies that risk. If not, then may be better to pay the tax now and unload some of the holdings.
Thanks!
Sir can I invest in upstox is it safe. or sugest me any one please 🙏
Anna very nice explanation,
Can we have a fund manager if we don’t know to choose the stock?
Best is to invest in Index fund like I mentioned here: ua-cam.com/video/KdCs3EWGJvQ/v-deo.html
Nice example
Sir... Vanguard etf in us pathi sollunga... Athuoda history sollunga
En list la add panni vachikiren...👍🏽
@@InvestmentInsightsTamil 👏👏super
Golden channel❤️
Sir What if we sell the house. There are people who will buy it in full cash. Just my thought :) As we are typically South Indians we wont leave our hard earned money just like that ;)
Anna what's the best instrument to park the emergency fund, and what percentage of our income we should keep for emergency?
Have up to 6 months of expenses need as emergency fund. Better to keep it in savings account where you can access the money easily.
@@InvestmentInsightsTamil Thank you so much na
Bro nice pls everyday 1 video waiting
Better understanding, 😎🔥
Warren buffet value investing will worka sir in indian market?
(If the plan is only buying 10-12 quality stocks from nifty 50 during market crashes)
It will work in any market if we have the knack to pick good quality ones.
@@InvestmentInsightsTamil thanks sir,expecting videos of selecting quality stocks and y are u absent today🤣
Sir my monthly budget is 3500 Rs for share. Can I choose only one stock (or) 3500 Rs 2 or 3 stocks equal investment.
My recommendation would be to stick to index funds. Check Stocks portfolio episode in my channel.
Super sir 👌
in real estate, lands prices are.artificially jacked up .
Where you got my the data bro
Sir I have big doubt, and no one is answering . Hoope u will help me.
The stock price moves based on supply & demand. So one has to sell , so that the other can buy. To gain from this stock market, we have to buy cheap and sell at higher price. In this case one has to loose (selling at lower price) so that the other can gain(buying at lower price). Which means if I win some one have to loose. Is this correct?
No. Not necessary. That someone might have bought it for even cheaper price.
@@InvestmentInsightsTamil 🙏thank you sir. But For someone to buy cheaper, some one has to sell cheaper right!! Then is he(seller) not the looser ?
X buys for Rs. 100
Stock price rises to Rs. 200
Y buys it from X for Rs. 200.
Stock price goes up to 500.
Now X has realised his/her profit of Rs. 100 when he/she sold. Y is sitting in profits of Rs. 300. You can see that X has not lost any money here. Could X have made more? Yes. But X did not sell it at loss. Makes sense?
Buying a present multibagger besta ila future multibagger nu expect panradhu besta sir?(if im going to buy a basket of 10 stocks)
Actually you should ask the question bit different. The fact that it is already a multibagger should not come in this decision at all. That has already happened. It is past. The question we should ask ourself is, as of now, what value do we see in this stock? What potential do we see in this stock to be a multibagger in the future. Now that question applies to any stock regardless whether it was a multibagger in the past or not. The answer to that question will help you choose the right one.
@@InvestmentInsightsTamil ok sir get it,if possible pls explain how to analyse the value in any stock with example now or in ur upcoming videos🙂
Valuation is like appreciating a beauty. You know what they say about it right? It is in beholders eyes. Same is true here. Different people see different values in any stock. I can share what I value in one of the episodes in the future.
@@InvestmentInsightsTamil great👍
Ca we exit our half of the stock when 100% returns is achieved for safety purpose...
I am very sorry to say this. You are not ready for individual stock investment yet. Stick to index funds for your own good. Stock market investing is not for taking the profits out. That would mean gambling rather than investing. An investment should grow over time.
Superb sir
Good one
Thank you! Cheers!
Sema sir
Iam a new but i earned last one month 54k
In delivery
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Hi Vijay, Happy Saturday...
You mentioned few times that investing in index fund (Nifty 50) is good. I am good with this approach for S&P 500, NASDAQ.
When I am comparing UTI Nifty 50 fund with Axis Bluechip or Mirae Asset Emerging Bluechip Fund - Growth, there is a sizeable difference. What is your thought on index fund investing instead of Mutual fund in India?
For a conservative investor, I would recommend the Nifty 50 Index as there is nothing more involved other than just keep buying the index as we have money available for investment. A moderate investor can definitely venture into managed funds rather than the index, depending on how comfortable they are with those and also willing to keep an eye on it. We just need to make sure that this managed fund is beating the index consistently.
@@InvestmentInsightsTamil thank you.. 😊 waiting for this week video
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@@InvestmentInsightsTamil okay, Happy weekend 👍🥳
@@raghuramachandranvijayaram4616 you too.
Hello sir your vedios are very imformative thank you
I would to invest lumsum 1 lakh sir where should i invest for my old age expenses now my age is 33 pls help me
I am also beginer
Watch the index fund episode in this channel and understand it completely. Once you have full understanding of it, invest in it.
Sir gold best soluga sir
Sir, evalo solliteenga, antha 8-12 stocks kuda identify senju sollitengana everything will be fine.
ofcourse we will do our analysis then.
purchase and forget so no followup required also so once 8-12 stocks sollitteegana 100% job will be done.
Hi bro, the way to start investment is to have a goal in mind. There is a video about FIRE in this channel. You may watch it also.
1) Having a strategy- Why do we want to invest, other than to beat inflation by saving money in the bank? For instance, my goal is to retire in about 10 years time. So how much do I need by 10 years? So when you work backwards, you will have a clearer idea rather than simply investing.
2) Individual Stocks- One way is to look at different sectors/industries. There are about 10-15 sectors ranging from health to tech to utilities and energy and real estate and so forth.
So focus on 2-3 sectors. And how do I choose it?
3) Choosing sectors- Choose something that people need it no matter what happens. For example) healthcare. Whether if there is a pandemic or not, healthcare is something that everyone needs. So look at healthcare stocks.
Another sector is technology. Tech is what people need it no matter what. It will be in the future for atleast the next 50 years. So it is something that people can't live without. And innovative Tech companies greatly impact people the way they live. (but be careful of what each company does. People who invested in nokia company despite being a tech company burnt their fingers because it did not innovate. So tech+innovation is important)
Another sector is consumer staples. People need food to survive.
So this is how you can choose your sectors that YOU BELIEVE IN and something that people always need it.
4) Investing in companies that you use- For instance) Apple. Apple company keeps innovating. Apple phones and stuff. Or facebook for instance.
So personally, I invest in companies that I use often.
5) Read up for atleast 3-4 months on the companies you want to invest. Gain confidence. Open up an account and start investing.
6) Some people have even a more customized strategy where they only invest in companies that have a market cap of more than 500 million dollars. Mostly these are already established strong companies which are mostly pricey for beginner investors. But some platforms allow investors to buy fractional shares. For example, right now Apple stock is $130.36 for one share. But you can just buy $20 of it, and hence you will have 0.15 shares.
Whatever I've mention are some suggestions only. You may read up more and gain confidence on how people have customised plan/strategy for investing.
@@gayaclav1973 Hi, Thanks for you valuable comments and reply.
Your advice doest speak to the point.
what i feel
1) Strategy - Everyone invest only to gain money. For 10yrs instance or may be any no. of years, i need my money to grow for what ever i invest, thats it. No one can say this much money i need in 10yrs. NO one says enough for a specific lumpsum amount and to add i will get returns only for the money i invest. work backwards not getting what you are trying to inform. clearer idea - only returns nothing else.
2) Individual stocks - All sectors/industries are important.
3) same as above. Is there any sector which people will not need it, if there is any pls specify.
4) This is what is actually asked for. 10-12 stocks which all can invest.
5) why everyone needs to spend 3-4 months when the everyones motive is to make profit, spending time to overcome fear and confidence??.
One expert can make a 5min video after spending 3-4 months gain all the confidence needed and explain about the stocks and 3-4 analysis details (covering all your above inputs and this video advices), so everyone can invest without any fear.
6) you say some people invest in high market cap company, Good one. this could also be included with point 5 as a part of analysis.
Lots of people and lots of suggestion but no one is taking to the point, thats what everyone are in need of.
What ever may be the suggestion/anaylsis/advice people who talk about investing are not speaking about the final step clearly instead leave the burden on the investor which is what is the ask for.
Thank you :) :)
@@kirankumar14690 hi bro, i totally understand your frustration and feelings. Bcos I was also clueless 6.5 years ago. Investing is more like
Learning a skill. Giving a man a fish is much easier than to teach him how to fish.
I still believe in gaining confidence- bcos i can always follow someone’s list of recommendations but i need to fully understand what it is.
If you follow few other financial channels- you will understand there are people who invest only in top 10 tech stocks (high risk and no diversification). Is that what we can follow? But they truly believe in it.
I know a friend who only invests in Tesla (electric car) and he believes that is the future. But I don’t follow his strategy.
Vijay sir on the other hand mentioned he has about 50% portfolio in individual stocks and others in index funds.
So you see all these people are equally successful and what’s their personalized strategy?
So that’s why I say read more and see what others are doing. And personalize your own according to your financial needs and situation. of course, it should take some time for you to plan things like- which market would you want to invest? India or us? Or how many stocks and index funds would you want in your portfolio?
and your question about are there any sectors that are not needed?
My answer would be how much you know about it. For instance there are so many people who invest in renewable energy source companies. But personally I have never invested in it. Bcos I have no knowledge about it.
Another sector is travel- airlines industry was soaring high and successful before pandemic. But now, you know the situation. Even famous investor Warren Buffet who invested in airline companies in the past, sold off his shares last year i guess. So you see, it is difficult to follow exactly someone else’s stock recommendations.
So conclusion- read and watch more. Personalize according to your needs. Start small with 4-6 stocks. Then slowly build. Or start with a small amount you have and every year add on to your portfolio.
Hope you enjoy learning. Have a good day bro.
Sir,
Request you to that need your email address for communication and support.
Before taking any decision looking your opinion and suggestions that will help me lot.
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Thank you Sir for sharing your email id.
Thank you!
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Thank you sir.