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brahmareddy asked 6 years ago
Hi Srikanth Could you please explain me the process involved in buying/selling shares . Is there any  good financial institutes which can help in providing good multibagger  stock recomendations ? I would like to buy and keep it for minimum 5 to 7 years . thanks in advance. Regards Brahmareddy.S
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Sreekanth Staff answered 6 years ago
Dear Brahma Reddy, I do not provide suggestions on Direct Equity (stocks). You may consult any fee-only financial advisor.
brahmareddy answered 6 years ago
thank you Srikanth.
kaamleshpatel answered 5 years ago
Wealth creation has many stages. Selection of stocks is one of them. The nature of stock investment could leave you scratching your head. If you are new to equities and choosing the right stocks is tedious, you are in the right place. The thumb-rule is to have a thorough knowledge of the stock market before taking the plunge. The other must-haves are:
  • Check for the nature of the business and track the financial record of the company whose stocks you are eyeing. Conduct proper research
  • The organisation should have a profit-generating business model in place
  • Thorough knowledge of the company’s bottom line, top line, and debt load is essential. You must also read their quarterly and annual earnings reports
  • Understand the quality of their management. If you are unable to get a preliminary view, then go for time-tested management than buying shares of unknown management
  • The debt/equity ratio is crucial as it gives clarity on the debt the company carries as against the number of shareholders
  • Use the valuation metric to study how expensive, attractive, or fair the stock rate is
Keep your emotions at the check when investing in the stock market. Avoid falling for speculative and rumoured news   Regards, Kamlesh Patel, https://www.angelbroking.com/
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