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#1
Dear Friends,

I have planned to open online trading account. But am yet to decide the broker.
So in the mean time I would like to get details and your suggestions for which company to invest.

I am a very small investor. I have planned to invest around 6000 rs. I will have these in short term. So can you suggest me some scrips to go ahead.

Suzi
 
#3
You are welcome in this august forum.
At least wait 1 1/2 months.And in the meantime study.
Go through articles of pkjha here following the crash.And see books section here.
 
#4
yeomanly said:
Dear Friends,

I have planned to open online trading account. But am yet to decide the broker.
So in the mean time I would like to get details and your suggestions for which company to invest.

I am a very small investor. I have planned to invest around 6000 rs. I will have these in short term. So can you suggest me some scrips to go ahead.

Suzi
Hi Suzi,

As you a new investor, I strongly recommend that you read the book, The Little Book That Beats the Market - Joel Greenblatt. The details of where to get it are at the post in this forum, http://www.traderji.com/fundamental-analysis/6167-must-read-fa-books.html.

It is the simplest and most lucid book ever written about investing in the stock market and for a beginner, I think it should be the BIBLE OF INVESTING.

One of the seniors on this forum, nkpanjiyar. Please read his post.

Welcome to this incredible forum, read the posts and you will be a wiser and richer investor. Happy investing & cheers :)
 
#5
Dear yeomanly, if suggestion from others is going to be your trading strategy, then I suggest you invest in mutual funds. I am sure that historically speaking every rupee invested in a MF has fetched higher returns on the average as compared to every rupee invested based on "tips" or "suggestions". There is no substitute for your own research when it comes to investing successfully. Read some books by Peter Lynch.
Regards,
Avijit sarkar
 
#6
asarkar said:
Dear yeomanly, if suggestion from others is going to be your trading strategy, then I suggest you invest in mutual funds. I am sure that historically speaking every rupee invested in a MF has fetched higher returns on the average as compared to every rupee invested based on "tips" or "suggestions". There is no substitute for your own research when it comes to investing successfully. Read some books by Peter Lynch.
Regards,
Avijit sarkar
Oh.. Thats great.. I will start learning from this book..
Dear Avijit, I am now investing in Tax Saving MF through SIP. I have in HDFC, ICICI and SBI. Do you think thats enough or Is it good in investing in Equity Diversified funds because the DSPML TIGER that i invested 8000 rs 4 months back is yet to get me any profit :mad:

Suzi
 

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