Everything You Need To Learn About Indian Stock Market

Can Stock Market Make you Rich?

Indian Stock Market Which made so many people from zero to millions and then also it took the same money from them too and made him poor too.

Is Stock Market in India a gambling where you earn through stocks only by Pure Luck? Answer is No.

To Earn Money through Stock Market you need to learn the simple technique of it which is called Virtual Money Making Through Stock Market. It means you need to virtually play with the stock market daily in your virtual world and try to invest in part of your money virtually and keep the notes of it in a notebook.

Virtual means Imaginery like as if its Real Money of yours. Every week when you check your stocks value then you will see how much profit or less you are making in it. You need to play like this for years and has to learn about those companies where you had invested your money into them virtually of course.

Now when you do this you wont loss any money but you will learn about stock market in India alot of it and learn how to behave when your actual money is riding in it through indian stocks.

As a beginner your stocks will be in 50/- or 100/- rupees in range and slowly you will increase your stock value purchases in longer time period. But always remember one thing "Never invest blindly on any stocks". You need to research yourself before you invest your money on their stocks.

Even if your money management is been handled by any third party company or bank too by using your Demat account. You need to know about the company of those stocks your money is in. When you do this you will know about the sectoral trend whats going on with the current market and you can decide accordingly with it.

Never try to invest in options in stock market. There is way of earning money through Nifty Index or Sensex Index options where you will put your money into its value of it whether it goes UP(call options) or it goes DOWN (put options) on that single day.

Dont play with it unless you are 100% sure you are going to spend time every minute on it for that day with the stock market as it will change UP or DOWN any minute how the market is going to react any news which are driving it on that day.

Rich people already knows insiders theory or news or some spies they keep everywhere as whats going to happen in stock market by tomorrow.

Also they never run the business on their OWN they keep people everywhere and they work for them to make them earn much higher than what they earning now.

Stock Market is not for the weaker sections of people. It is for those who can put their money where the market takes you than worrying about what you lost on the run of it.

Let me make it clear. For example if you buy a stock for 100/- and if you keep this stock for years and years then it will multiply and give you good returns for your investment and this is long term investment on stocks.

But there are something called Buy IN and Sell Out on the same day like morning you will buy and you wait for that particular stock to have some BULL run for example 140/- or something and then sell it on the same day with less profit.

Rich people never worry even the stock of it comes down to 80/- instead of 140/- but they will sell it and book a loss for that day. They will come again the next day and pick some other stock and win it from there.

So stock market is all about WIN or LOSE and Never worry about the LOSS you make. If you want to regret the action of what you did then you will never earn anything in stock market at all

OK STOCK MARKET IS NEVER FOR the POOR.

In Stock Market you dont go with emotions, you go with the flow.

If you think the market going down then put it on your down money and if it swings back then put it on the upper side of it.

Also to play in stock market Have TONS of money and BRAIN and without that if you think you can play smart for LIFE then you will be done in few days or months.,

Now coming to RICH people, They buy the stock market BRAINS from their RICHNESS and they sit and sleep while someone else will be playing their money in the STOCK MARKET.

Also they want only one thing in business and thats PROFIT no matter what and they will teach these BRAINS to follow orders and only orders. slowly and gradually they will know the market flow and they will Make RICH MORE RICHER.

When you have Money and know How to Make Money from MONEY then you are the SMARTEST person in the WORLD. Also NEVER EVER LOSE cos these people they will never lose even if they did they will come up so fast so hard and they dont fall.

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Who is the richest investor in the world

Top 10 Richest investors of All Time

1. John “Jack” Bogle

        Jack Bogle is the founder of The Vanguard Group.Bogle likes to keep his investing style extremely simple, and has highlighted eight basic rules for investors:

1. Select low cost funds
2. Consider carefully the added cost of advice
3. Do not overrate past fund performance
4. Use past performance only to determine consistency and risk
5. Beware of star managers
6. Beware of asset size
7. Don’t own too many funds
8. Buy your fund portfolio and hold it!

2. Warren Buffett            

Warren Buffett is widely regarded as the most successful investor in the world based on the amount of capital he started with and what he was able to grow it into.Buffett’s investment focus is very simple…buying companies for a low price, improving them via management or other changes, and realizing long term improvements in stock price.

3.Philip Fisher

                Philip Fisher is the father of investing in growth stocks. He started his own investment firm, Fisher & Company, in 1931, and managed it until his retirement in 1999 at the age of 91. Fisher achieved excellent returns for himself and his clients during his 70 year career.He created a fifteen point list of characteristics to look for in a common stock and were focused on two categories: management’s characteristics and the characteristics of the business. 

4. Benjamin Graham

                Benjamin Graham is most widely know for being a teacher and mentor to Warren Buffett.He was able to do this because he solely used financial analysis to successfully invest in stocks. He was also instrumental in many elements of the Securities Act of 1933, which required public companies to disclose independently audited financial statements. Graham also stressed having a margin of safety in one’s investments – which meant buying well below a conservative valuation of a business

5. Bill Gross

            Bill Gross is considered by many the “king of bonds”. He is the founder and leading manager for PIMCO, and he and his team have over $600 billion under management in fixed-income investments.He believes that successful investment in the long-run rests on two foundations: the ability to formulate and articulate a long-term outlook and having the correct structural composition within ones portfolio over time to take advantage of this outlook

6. John Templeton

            John Templeton is the creator of the modern mutual fund. He came to this idea by his own experience: in 1939, he bought 100 shares of every company trading on the NYSE below $1.John Templeton was described as the ultimate bargain hunter. He would also search out companies globally when nobody else was doing so.

7. Carl Icahn            
Carl Icahn is known throughout the investing world as either a ruthless corporate raider or a leader in shareholder activism. Your view, I guess, depends on your position within the company he is going after. Icahn is a value investor that seeks out companies that he believes are poorly managed.

8. Peter Lynch

            Peter Lynch is best known for managing the Fidelity Magellan Fund for over 13 years.Lynch consistently applied a set of eight fundamentals to his selection process:

1. Know what you know
2. It’s futile to predict the economy and interest rates
3. You have plenty of time to identify and recognize exceptional companies
4. Avoid long shots
5. Good management is very important – buy good businesses
6. Be flexible and humble, and learn from mistakes
7. Before you make a purchase, you should be able to explain why you are buying
8. There’s always something to worry about – do you know what it is?

9. George Soros

        George Soros is most commonly known as the man who “broke the Bank of England”. In September 1992, he risked $10 billion on a single trade when he shorted the British Pound. He was right, and in a single day made over $1 billion.

10. Michael Steinhardt            
This is another investor that few will recognize outside of Wall Street. Steinhardt achieved a track record that still stands out on Wall Street: 24% compound average annual returns – more than double the S&P500 during the same period – over 28 years!