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I should give start from current share market or IPO or mutual fund or from some other investment i share market It is always recommended that as new investor always start with Mutual funds and not with direct equity because of the following reasons. do you have a demat a/c if yes start investing from today in equity market talk to banks... citi bank or icici etc they will help you to get a demat account Mutual funds are the best way to go until you know enough. They provide instant diversification and professional advice. Please visit www.moneycontrol.com This site will guide you and this is a neutral and free site. It is same CNBC as u see on your TV. All the best. If you wish to apply for an IPO then I will suggest you to wait for Reliance Power IPO. This is the most awaited IPO of year 2007. and is worth investing. All The best Buddy ! hi thats good idea . share market is a place where we can earn more money n there r many chances to lose also. to invest in share market It seems that you are the new entrant with little or no experience. For you in the present market context IPO is preferable. Directly dealing with secondary market is risky for you sort of investors. Same way mutual fund would not fetch you good returns. So for the coming two years you just subscribe IPOs and unload immediately on the first listing day at whatever price available. Contact a good broker, who can help you correctly. Start with this: First decide how much time can you devout for it..if you have the whole morning to focus on it maybe you could afford to play the game with the live stock market, get a broker and they will give you a list of shares and their prices which you can buy...and start trading on line, It is a "Buy and Sell" game..you earn or loss when you sell. you can get Blue chips if you intend to invest and let its price appreciate for quite some time. Blue chips generally grow slowly. IPO's (Initial Public Offering) happens only once, the 1st time a company let the public invest in their company and it is generally low in price. Once you have it, they are traded similar to the current shares. To get an IPO a broker is also required. Once you have the shares you can also trade. You earn in shares or IPO unless you make a sale. Please take a look at the previous post at http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;... at the beginning of my investment, I, as a citizen in emerging market china, went in for mutual funds safely and profitably. First of all open demat A/c and then open a trading A/c with any broker and start trading otherwise contact me at my ID talktoravijain@yahoo.co.in My friend if you want to invest in mutual funds you can invest anytime, look for the funds when it opens, because the offer price is low, such as Rs 10, if later it can increase, if you want to invest in share market, be care full, first you have to open a demant account in a bank to invest in the shares, You have to check witch company is doing good in the market, if you are new, invest in mutual funds in new fund offering at Rs 10 only learn charts & do home work Cont.. +91-9990171046 |
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