Provide online site information to learn how to invest in mutual funds.?

Question

Hi,

Recently I have invested 10K in Reliance Diversified Energy growth Fund and 10K in Birla Sunlife Tax relief 96.

I have made a plan of investing 40K in Tax relief Mutual Funds, 40K in other Mutual Funds and 40K in debt fund like PPF , NSC, ULIP etc. in a fiscal year.

To invest in Mutual funds, I want to study myself about the market and invest equally on every sectors like Large cap, Mid cap, energy sectors, Infra sectors etc. so that I can invest in every sector wisely.

I am just 23yrs working guy. I just want to study market for next 2-3 yrs through mutual funds and at this early stage I don't think it will be any economical risk for me.I can learn alot now by experimenting.

So please suggest me some good online site and other materials that can help me. Also you can give your suggestion of how to invest in market wisely with mutual funds.

I hope I am going on a rite track!

Answer 1

Hi,

You can check out this helpful site about investing:

http://where-to-invest.blogspot.com/sear...

Answer 2

I bought millions and millions of barrels of oil when they cost $60--$100 a barrel. I expect to make a kill when I sell. But right now it’s only over $140 a barrel. So here is my difficulty :

I have requested my agents spin the media, like: “Oil future looks high, expecting to be in the range of $200 a barrel soon”   But it does not work price up fast enough.

I have paid the mainstream media, the Think Tanks,  and the major PR talking heads,  to spin China and India (supply and demand) responsible for price hike, to deflect American public anger. But that does not go far enough.

Right now, I am extremely nervous and worried. I urgently need a prey to buy those “paper barrels” on my hording. So I can profit.  But where can I find my prey ?  

ADD:

Airline industry has requested and demanded Congress stop oil speculation. I have my lobby on Capitol Hill work the Senators and Congressmen around the clock. But I do not how long they can hold

http://www.thestreet.com/s/airlines-call...