fallnerhymes
Recruit
Do not invest into IPOs just because of FOMO / just because everyone else is doing so. Lost about 15k on the PayTM IPO just because of this. Make sure you understand the underlying business of every stock you invest in.
What Investment mistakes you made that you want others to avoid?
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Ankit2306
Disciple
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Brother the first priorty is your friends health , investment comes later , i am pretty sure , there are many members who all together can make arrangements ..........
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IPOs are crap. One can get lucky once, not every time. You can make money in one IPO and loose in the next one. They target our greed.
Inside the mind of Chitra Ramkrishna: She took guidance from an ‘unknown Himalayan Yogi’ to run NSE
The curious case of former NSE CEO Chitra Ramakrishna and the invisible hand of a yogi who virtually ran India’s largest exchange
Chitra Ramkrishna, the former CEO and MD of NSE, India’s largest stock exchange with a combined market capitalisation of close to $4 trillion, was guided by a yogi residing in the Himalayas for the appointment of Anand Subramanian, little-known in the industry, as the exchange’s chief operating officer (COO) in 2013. The appointment cost NSE ₹5 crore.
Ramkrishna referred to the unknown yogi as “Sironmani” [the exalted one] and shared with him information such as NSE’s five year projections, financial data, dividend ratio, business plans, agenda of board meeting, and even consulted him on employee performance appraisals.
rr9
Disciple
banned? What happened? Is there any way of knowing what happened when someone gets banned. just Curious
nitin_g3
Adept
There's one thread, but it only applies to Market section:
List of fraudulent members - Please check before dealing!
With the influx of members into the TE market, reported cases of fraudulent deals have increased. Sometimes it is lack of communication and misunderstanding between the members. However for the cases when its actually a fraud, let this thread be a reference. Since you are responsible for the...
techenclave.com
If you are investing in mutual funds, the best time to invest is Now.
This applies at any point in time.
As I keep telling people, if you time the market incorrectly, you might get lower returns, but if you never invest, you'll get zero returns.
montsa007
Adept
Nope, invest when the market has dipped, it cannot run 1 way forever. Whenever you see a good dip, invest.
There are people who had invested when market touched 18K, they are weeping now as NAV's have taken a bad hit.
And many follow the self proclaimed YT gurus, who have been bashed left right & center multiple times yet they have a fan following.
Source : Used to look after a company's accounts which had Nearly 90 crores invested in Mutual Funds at any point of time, managed to pick good funds from there worst was JM Financial, terrible performer, 10L invested became 3L, it never grew.
Zero returns or FD returns are better then negative returns as the newbies will sooner or later understand.
Now imagine inflation + negative market returns.
Market is full of vultures, all after the small guy money (this is my take away after 10 years in market). Nearly all companies cook the books depending upon whether they want to accumulate or sell, just ask the neighbourly CA.
There is no way to know when the market has "dipped" to its minimum. Plus the uncontrollable inflation combined with ongoing war and political instability in the US means that we don't know when this decline of markets will stop. There are rumours of another recession and housing price crash. I would stay away from investing more in the market right now and wait for signs of stability.
Obviously I am holding my previous investments because I would not sell them at this value.
Obviously I am holding my previous investments because I would not sell them at this value.
montsa007
Adept
I never said dipped to minimum, just a dip from upside rally.
Lowest dip would be a 0
Most people don't have the time or energy to monitor the market. They think they'll invest during a dip, but when the market actually dips, they keep waiting till it starts to go up again. Mostly you'll just miss the opportunity.
Best way is to just set up an SIP and not look at the market.
And yes, people who invested 6 months ago would be at huge losses. That's why you need to understand that equity is not a short term investment. Just keep investing, your costs will get averaged out. 5 years later, it wouldn't matter that you invested some money at 18k, you'll still be in profits.
The biggest mistake people make is to wait for the right time to invest, and then end up never investing at all.
I've been working in the mutual fund industry for 6 years, I've seen way too many live examples of this.
I would recommend reading the following articles to get an understanding of SIP. These are relatively free of any marketing bias.
FundsIndia Explains – What is an SIP? What is it not?
SIP is a method of investing regularly each month over a period of years, to build enough savings and meet a financial goal
www.fundsindia.com
FundsIndia Explains: Why SIPs are more than just cost averaging
What are the benefits of SIP? Why investing through SIP is better? What makes SIPs superior method of investing in mutual funds
www.fundsindia.com
I stopped my SIP - Extracts from an investor's diary
Learn from a hypothetical investor's mistake, why not to stop your SIP in a falling market. Continue SIP in falling market to gain more
www.fundsindia.com
Why SIPs work better: The science behind cost averaging
We all have our ‘eureka’ moment and mine came while buying mangoes. Yes, buying mangoes helped me explain why average costs come down more than you expect it to, when investing through a SIP. One of the key benefits of SIP is said to be cost averaging but it is not easy for investors to […]
www.fundsindia.com
Disclosure: three of the above articles are my own and the fourth is of a then colleague. However, I'm no longer working with FundsIndia.
This wiki by r/indiainvestments helped me a lot.
Starts from the basics(perfect for absolute beginners) and mentions common traps like using insurance as investment.
Must read in my opinion.
www.indiainvestments.wiki
Starts from the basics(perfect for absolute beginners) and mentions common traps like using insurance as investment.
Must read in my opinion.
Getting Started | r/IndiaInvestments
Part one of Zero to Investing series : for absolute beginners starting out with investing
www.indiainvestments.wiki