Investing is always done with the sole purpose of getting good return on investments. General form of traditional investment which is still more popular in the market is investing through “Fixed Deposits”. Apparently, the problem in a fixed deposit is the high rate of inflation which is generally in the range of around 7%. Incidentally, the rate of return in a fixed deposit is also almost the same.
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This makes fixed deposit investment as a not so viable mode of investment. Then comes “Mutual Funds” as the next viable investment. In this form of investment “Mutual Fund Promoting Companies” invest your money in stocks & they get higher returns from the market. Usually, these returns range from 9 to 11% per year, which is better than returns from fixed deposits. Mutual funds returns always beat inflation adjusted returns. So, this is a better investment from the investors perception. Then comes the most ideal form of investment which is “Direct Investment In Stocks”.
Both fundamental analysis & technical analysis are considered during investment in shares. In fundamental analysis, factors like the scope of the company in their respective field, scope of growth of that particular field, opportunity to grow, possible market penetration, and related factors which can generate revenue to the company are considered. In technical analysis, the “Chart Position” of the share is studied using candle stick patterns and other technical indicators of the chart which can affect the price fluctuation of the share are considered. Technical analysis gives focus for short term, mid term & long term price movements, unlike fundamental analysis which gives importance of the share only in a long term. A fundamentally strong long term good share holding, need not be a good one from the technical point of view for short term holding, based on the chart positions.
Once the industry analysis is complete, the next step is corporate analysis. For example, in the FMCG sector, we assess a wide range of players—from MNCs to MSMEs and sole proprietors—based on their business volume. We then narrow down our focus to a few listed companies and analyze them to select the strongest candidate. This top-down approach begins with the industry, then evaluates the market size, and finally identifies the best-performing companies. It works effectively for both investing and trading. Traders use technical tools like demand-supply zones, price action, and indicators to set entry and target prices. However, when trades go wrong, novice traders often panic. A top-down strategy allows them to hold fundamentally strong stocks without fear. This way, even failed trades can convert into solid investments over time.
Investing becomes far more effective when guided by experience. Our sessions are designed by some of the best investing trainers in the industry, who blend theory with case-based insights to help you become an independent and informed investor.
Here we will take you through a course where you will be taught how to invest in stocks intelligently according to your needs. It’s a step by step process in which right from screening of a stock to shortlisting the same will be a part of the course.
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