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14th May 2005, 06:43 PM
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introduction
hallo friends n traderji.com i am sabir ansari from surat gujrat.i am new here and i want to learn about stock trading i am also a new investor.i am investing since last 3 months only i want to know about short term tradings with all of urs expirience.i dont have lots of money so i am investing in small amount range shares between rs.30 to rs.60 i need ur guidence so that i can do safer investment.
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15th May 2005, 12:23 PM
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Re: introduction
Hi Sabir welcome to the community! I suggest you read Economic Times and if you are willing to pay for a advise then you can subscribe to 10 paisa.com who advise on low price stocks which can give high returns.
If yuo wish to get free advise i have seen some good advise offered on HDFCSec.com , main page with details about the company for free.
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15th May 2005, 01:26 PM
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Re: introduction
sabir,
I dont think it's right of picking those shares of range Rs 30-60 as u don't have big amount in your pocket! It matters what shares you are picking up. Even with small amount u can do some miracles. Suppose you have Rs 5000 to invest in stock. As you are new investor, I feel, rather than buying unknown 100 shares of Rs 50 each, buy some market leader (maybe 10 shares, that'll cost Rs 500 each). Because, Any market leader can give u moderate return initially and have less chance to experience lose at the beginning. Coz, even if they are going below the price you have purchased, they can bounce back within short period of time. In this process you can gain some valuable experience of trading+ some monetary gain. Saha
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