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Sir,
I am a novice in the field of Share market . Is this the right time to jump in the market/ IF SO WHICH ARE VERY SAFE SHARES AND PL TELL ME HOW TO DISTRIBUTE AND BUY SHARES FOR A SUM OF Rs.1 lakh, I plan to keeep selling every week and make short profits.
Also pl tell me which are the best lowest prices to buy for "L&T" AND SELLING PRICE?
Asked by Rajasekar Swaminathan,
20 Oct '07 09:17 am
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Firs and formost don't JUMP o.k
buy in small lots of 10 shares, on either side of your purchase price for next 20 days , and then start selling these lots, which ever is in profit has to exit your portfolio. Buy only A group shares. Allot only maximum 15000 to a particular company share so you can trade in approximately 7 company ( A group ) shares,
i.e. 15000 x 7 = 105000. Right. Please do not JUMP. You might get injured.
Answered by Shyam, 20 Oct '07 10:27 am
buy in small lots of 10 shares, on either side of your purchase price for next 20 days , and then start selling these lots, which ever is in profit has to exit your portfolio. Buy only A group shares. Allot only maximum 15000 to a particular company share so you can trade in approximately 7 company ( A group ) shares,
i.e. 15000 x 7 = 105000. Right. Please do not JUMP. You might get injured.
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dr rajasekar if u r a novice do not plunge into the market
straight. start investing in mutual fund ( equity diversified
funds like reliance vision, magnum global, dsp tiger
and the like ( u can cull information on best performing funds
in the business (stocks live ) page of rediff.com.
in m f also take the systematic investment route, for a year
and after one year u can transact direct in the market.
in the meantime, keep urself well updated on shares
matters by regularly reading the writes-up in
economic time, moneycontrol.com, businessline etc.
and if u r a tamil u can also read regularly naanayam vikatan.
have u already opened ur demat/trading account? with whom?
if u feel like write to me on these aspects
phoenyx108@hotmail.com so that i could offer u
little more guidance from out of my experience
as a friendly gesture only.
s muthusubramanian, retd.chief manager, state bank of india.
Answered by subramanian, 20 Oct '07 04:01 pm
straight. start investing in mutual fund ( equity diversified
funds like reliance vision, magnum global, dsp tiger
and the like ( u can cull information on best performing funds
in the business (stocks live ) page of rediff.com.
in m f also take the systematic investment route, for a year
and after one year u can transact direct in the market.
in the meantime, keep urself well updated on shares
matters by regularly reading the writes-up in
economic time, moneycontrol.com, businessline etc.
and if u r a tamil u can also read regularly naanayam vikatan.
have u already opened ur demat/trading account? with whom?
if u feel like write to me on these aspects
phoenyx108@hotmail.com so that i could offer u
little more guidance from out of my experience
as a friendly gesture only.
s muthusubramanian, retd.chief manager, state bank of india.
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Better invest a maximum of 30% of your savings only in stock markets, that too you may reserve 50% of the 30% for Mutual Funds SIP route, you may select Reliance Group, L&T, ABB, NTPC, Power Grid shares. For hotstock tips, you may try,
http://stocktips.internetworksforus.com
All the best
Answered by Netguru ji, 20 Oct '07 09:21 am
http://stocktips.internetworksforus.com
All the best
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