In my previous article I shared 5 Best Trading advices and I had a lot of questions in emails regarding the investment advices and so here I come with 5 best investment advices. Without much of an ado let me start 5 best investment advices.
No matter how good you are, don’t deploy all your money that you want to be investing into a particular company in one go. Buy them in small quantity over an elongated period of time. You can see that I am building my wealth building portfolio but then I am not in a hurry to invest in any stock and I am building my portfolio by investing in small tranches.
I prefer to invest over a span of one year but at least couple of quarters are a bare minimum.
Conclusion: If you happen to invest all you wanted to invest in one particular share in less than 6 months, you were hurried into your investment.
You can always be tempted to earn more by investing in big movers but then it is always better to start investing in blue chip large cap stocks and then slowly make your move to mid cap or small cap companies.
If it seems difficult to start investing in blue chip stocks, start with large cap index based mutual fund and then move slowly to blue chip stocks if need be.
Conclusion: Investing in great companies with proven track record limits your risks and helps you build confidence over time.
Investment will be based on how well the company is able to earn for each penny invested as capital and how the company will be able to grow sales.
Don’t just look at price to earnings ratio, price to sales ratio, return on equity, earnings, and debt to equity ratio. Look for the management who is actually doing the business and generating those ratios. This will give you an even deeper feel for a company.
Anybody can be wrong in the market if something went wrong, need to understand what was the cause of it. Is this something that you assumed or got the information from somewhere. How you can avoid such faulty research.
Conclusion: Research for the company to see how well they can grow sales and ultimately make more profit in the future.
Every market participant (trader or investor) has his set of rules
that he has developed over the years and needs to follow them each and
every time he executes an order. You could be driven by market
sentiments but then going back to the rules yet again is always
important.
I have really simple rules for investment.
And you can read all my investment rules here.
Conclusion: You can have your own set of rules and as long as you have verified them and they work for you.
If your investment rules contradict any bit of what Warren Buffet has done over the years, you are doing it wrong. A person with more than 6 decades of investing experience and is the richest person on earth investing in the equity market cannot go wrong.
Recommend you to read The Warren Buffet Way to start understanding his way of investing and then possibly move to the Intelligent Investor book which Warren Buffet followed for his own investment.
Conclusion: If you allocate time to study his methods, I don’t think it’s that difficult. On the contrary they are quite simple and easy to follow.
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