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How to start investing in share markets?

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How to start investing in share markets?

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  1. Identify a knowledgeable person who has made money on stock market and learn from it..Stock market is knowledge analysis and emotions..Dont rush into investments, study any good book..

    Magazines  :Dalal Street, Outlook money

    Newspapers  :  Business line Economic times

    Courses : Check courses offered by BSE..


  2. Everyone can invest in the stock market

    If you thought investing on the stock market was only for high-flyers with a lot of spare cash on their hands, think again.

    Young, low-income earners can also buy shares on the Johannesburg Securities Exchange (JSE) for as little as R300 per month with investment options like Satrix and Itrix.

    The most popular of Satrix’s six investment options is the Satrix 40, a long-term investment option that mimics the performance of the JSE’s Top 40 index. It uses investors’ funds to buy from the 40 biggest shares on the index, and tracks it everyday.

    Simon Brown, head of education and media in online share trading at Standard Bank, said: “Satrix is one of the primary investment products trading on the JSE that is geared for low- income earners.”

    Itrix, a joint venture between Deutsche Bank and the JSE, is another opportunity to invest in shares, but on foreign markets. For many young people who don’t know how the markets operate, offshore trading seems to be even more of a grey area.

    Niels Penzhorn, a spokesman for Itrix, said Itrix is the easiest and most cost-effective way to gain exposure to the offshore markets . It offers a R300 investment plan similar to Satrix’s, both of which can be debited from the investor’s account every month.

    Penzhorn said: “Itrix tracks indices on the top stocks in the offshore markets, and it allows you to invest without having to pay high brokerage fees.”

  3. First invest through IPO(fresh issues) and invest in Mutual Funds who invest in various segments as per the scheme.

    Daily watch the movement of stocks of your choice industry/trade and after gaining experience you may deal with the buying /selling of shares direct though Banks/Mutual Funds with whom you have demat account.

  4. if u r new to stock market then consult some broker they can give u advise where to invest and learn basic stuff of stock market like what is eps, pe, ipo, mutual fund and so on.

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