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What people think about stock investing ????

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Share is the most profitable and risky investment avenue.It is always recommended that if you do not have knowledge , better invest in share market through mutual funds.

However Share still stand holds a profitable . Some times we buy shares after getting recommendations.After that its value decreases , we do not understand why did this happen ?

Sometimes in the bull market (when share market runs above daily like happened in 2007 and  happening now in 2014) we buys shares to make quick money. But once market started crashing we loose our principal money too. If you remember what happened in 2007  to the investors who invested in DLF .

Sometimes IPO comes with lot of hype... we buys IPO with multiple lot and after share listed value decreases like anything and we loose our principal in that. If you remember what happened to Reliance Power when its ipo came.

Sometimes we buys shares .After buying the share it started crashing . With fear we sells the share .After certain time again it started rising and touches the all time high prices.When we see this we become frustrated.

Like this many things happen to us , and we stop buying shares and tells everybody share market is a gamble. Here only gamblers play their game. It is no the place for we like guys.

For us good is FD , land and gold investment . Is not it ?

After poorly beaten in the market whatever conclusion we give is that correct ?

Have we ever blame our fear and greediness while investing in share market ?

Without knowing anything sometimes if our share price increase and we earn lac we feel blessed and lucky , is not it ?

My next blogs will answer all those queries , Till then you can read lot of blogs of shares and balance statements of different companies.
Do not worry if you do not understand , just read like a student. Because that is required more when you are into share investing.

Trust me you will surely enjoy this as we go along :)

And whatever i wrote above few of those are my personal experience ....
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  1. sonuJuly 26, 2014 at 9:42 PM

    This is a nice blog and helpful for everybody....keep up the good work

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  2. Abinash PatraJuly 26, 2014 at 9:49 PM

    Thanks a lot Sonu :)

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