If one wants to do portfolio tracking then Kuvera is certainly good, however, a con according to me is it requires SIPs to be setup/cancelled 10 days prior to desired date which is flexible on Coin as their SIPs are actually lumpsum transactions.
What Investment mistakes you made that you want others to avoid?
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Iinm, the con with Coin treating SIPs as fresh transactions is that if a Fund stops accepting fresh SIPs in its schemes, the SIP via Coin can no longer continue.
Another Kuvera user here !! No complain what so ever.
I have recently started a SIP - for the purpose of defeating the small EMIs, like those fk/amazon EMIs while buying electronics (mobile, TV, laptop etc).
Idea is like, I don't need a phone right now, but still saving 5k each month in a SIP (Axis Midcap to be exact) and I'll take the needed amount when I buy the next phone/laptop. And will continue the SIP, as mobile upgradation is a recurring thing. (for me every 3/4 years, still
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Even if I get 0% return, I will save on those EMIs. And anything more would be an addition to the guilt free upgrade !!
(iPhone 15, I am coming
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I have recently started a SIP - for the purpose of defeating the small EMIs, like those fk/amazon EMIs while buying electronics (mobile, TV, laptop etc).
Idea is like, I don't need a phone right now, but still saving 5k each month in a SIP (Axis Midcap to be exact) and I'll take the needed amount when I buy the next phone/laptop. And will continue the SIP, as mobile upgradation is a recurring thing. (for me every 3/4 years, still
)Even if I get 0% return, I will save on those EMIs. And anything more would be an addition to the guilt free upgrade !!
(iPhone 15, I am coming
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Generally starting an SIP - a systematic investment plan for your investments is always a good thing, starting of young is always better as time is always going to be on your side. Sharing this across for those new to the market, do let me know if anyone has any questions about the same.
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Yes, since last month or so. No lock-in period or exit load.
Parimal Ade on YT:
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InvestYadnya:
EquityMaster:
P. R. Sundar:
edit to add (interesting for common man):
Rachana Phadke, CA:
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1. Recently I have watched few videos from this list
2. This list I am watching to get a grasp on Fundamental Analysis of stocks.
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His points are very valid. Thing is very few are keen on investing in their teens and early 20s. Heck people hardly start working at that age .. even if they do they are hell bent on buying new phones and gadgets. Whatever it is the take home is to start asap at any age.
Or it may fall to $1k like in 2018 and you shall have a bigger regret.1 bitcoin is $38085.27 today, so you still have chance considering how pricey it was earlier
I did in 2017, then stopped. Today, started shorting all the coins in the morning anticipating a huge crash. But then I set a stop limit just below my purchase price to ensure I did not lose any money. Guess what, the fluctuations ensured that the stop limit was hit, so I didn't really make anything apart from 2-3%. Really stupid trying to time this market. Best to let it settle after a huge crash.
I don't think it's gonna be a huge crash but we'll never know. Will buy more if it dips badly, didn't wanna miss this dip so added some.
Certainly dipping a lot more now. I lost 10-15% twice yesterday by shorting MATIC, something I realised you shouldn't do in the middle of a pump and dump. At least I made some money by shorting XRP at 1.67, but overall not much of a profit.