STOCK MARKET INVESTORS.

STOCK MARKET INVESTORS.
Invest to earn and earn to invest - A powerful statement in the field of investing.
“Gold and Real Estate has been the sought after investment options for most of the Indians since ages due to faith of assured price appreciation”.
The above philosophy is changing, nowadays Indians are looking for new avenues to compound or build their wealth or maybe park their money in some types of instruments which can provide them a good compounding return after a certain period of time.
The best asset class to invest these days is the stock markets directly or via the mutual fund route.
People in our country are still shy and conservative about investing in the stock markets.
This map shows the exhaustive data about the retail participants in the Indian Capital Markets. This is bound to increase in the coming years as a lot of retail participation is increasing and people want to be a part of the country’s growth story by investing in stocks and growing their wealth.

Key Benefits in Equity Investments
* You can diversify your risks by investing in various avenues
* Potential to earn relatively high returns
* High liquidity
* Investors can start with amounts as less as Rs. 1000 (for mutual funds)
* Money is handled by professional fund managers (for mutual funds)
* Efficient post-tax returns
* Long term capital gains (over 1 year) are tax exempt
The above exhibit clearly indicates that over a period of time equities have outperformed real estate by a big margin.
Equity success story:-
An investment of Rs 10,000 in the Symphony (manufacturer of air coolers) stock in December 2006 would have become Rs 90.77 lakh today; a 3-BHK flat!
That’s an whooping 90000% or 900x on ROI.
I bet, no property even in emerging pockets in the country would have matched even half the returns that Symphony delivered in last 10–11 years.
There are many more examples such as Eicher Motors, Hero Motor Corp, HDFC Bank, Bajaj Finance, Ajanta Pharma, DFM foods, Caplin Point etc.
Shares of good companies will give u dividends too. Which if calculated will escalate their current return percentages.
The property market is saturated with huge unsold inventories whereas the equity markets have been consistently delivering returns if the right techniques and approaches are followed.
So if someone is ready to invest try picking up quality stocks, grab some good mutual funds (start a SIP) and sit and enjoy your wealth multiply.
If someone is novice try consulting a Financial Planner and also don’t get swayed by the euphoria of investing and getting rich be an conservative investor initially and allocate the assets wisely.
Stay Invested Stay Rich.

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