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What is your advice for beginners wanting to invest in stocks?

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Published by Anshul Bajaj
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What is your advice for beginners wanting to invest in stocks?
Congrats! You are reading this answer because you have a right attitude towards getting rich .
First of all, without investing you can’t get rich.
No one gets rich with their savings.
My first advice:
Stock Market is addictive and trading is kind of shopping.
It gives pleasure seeing your numbers getting up.
But,
Without knowledge stock market is a total gamble.
You will lose money. And again you have to put money to recover and again you will lose.
So before that you must invest some money to learn it.
.
Because until you learn something practical, you can’t apply the concept from the books. Bookish knowledge is not effective in real situations.
So, learn it before you lose money.
My Second Advice:
Don’t get directly into Stock market just by watching some advisers in TV.
This is the most stupid thing an immature person can do.
My Third Advice:
Stock Market is fun.
You can make money from any part of the world once you learn it.
People come to market to make money.
But my way of investing a bit different.
I put my money not to lose. And hold it tight until I make some.
You have to find great companies and analyze different situation.
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