The document summarizes the top 10 rules of success in the stock market according to Vijay Kedia. The rules include investing only a small percentage of savings based on age and risk tolerance, letting profits remain in the market until needed, booking profits periodically to invest in real estate, not trading or using leverage, creating additional fixed income sources, investing with best company management, being well-informed by reading extensively, investing for the long term of at least 5 years, maintaining a balanced mindset without regret, and doing good karma as luck plays a role in the stock market.
The document summarizes the top 10 rules of success in the stock market according to Vijay Kedia. The rules include investing only a small percentage of savings based on age and risk tolerance, letting profits remain in the market until needed, booking profits periodically to invest in real estate, not trading or using leverage, creating additional fixed income sources, investing with best company management, being well-informed by reading extensively, investing for the long term of at least 5 years, maintaining a balanced mindset without regret, and doing good karma as luck plays a role in the stock market.
The document summarizes the top 10 rules of success in the stock market according to Vijay Kedia. The rules include investing only a small percentage of savings based on age and risk tolerance, letting profits remain in the market until needed, booking profits periodically to invest in real estate, not trading or using leverage, creating additional fixed income sources, investing with best company management, being well-informed by reading extensively, investing for the long term of at least 5 years, maintaining a balanced mindset without regret, and doing good karma as luck plays a role in the stock market.
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Top 10 Rules of success in #StockMarket by
@VijayKedia1:
1) Invest only a part of savings (not the actual
earnings) into stocks:
> As per your age, only invest a certain "%" based
on your risk-taking capacity. (if you are <50 years = ~25 to 50%, and if >50 years = ~10 to 25%). 2) Your investment belongs to the market and the profits belong to you:
> As long as you are invested, the profits belong
to the market. > Don't spend just because your portfolio has increased because tomorrow stock prices can collapse.
3) Book profits periodically: Invest those profits in
buying real estate (securing a house first is very important).
4) Don't trade or leverage: Trading is a full-time
business. Don't even try doing it part-time and never do it with borrowed money. 5) Create an additional fixed income apart from the market:
> Never be dependent on the profits from the
stock market because it is volatile. > Have a margin of safety even before entering the market.
6) Invest with the best management and then let
them worry about the company:
> Good management in bad business is better
than bad management in good business. > If you invest with the best management, you don't have to worry.
> Many times Management is playing golf, and
investors are worrying 24 hours about what will happen to the company.
> What is the use of being an investor then? Let
management worry because management has its prestige and its name at stake. 7) Be informed & read a lot:
> The market rewards you as per your
perception. If you think investing is a gamble, then it is a gamble. If you think it is a business, then it is a business. > Read a lot and be a maniac when it comes to reading; it will help you connect the dots.
8) Invest for the long term (at least 5 years):
>Rome was not built in a day. It takes time for a
business to mature. >Whenever I bought a small-cap, many people discouraged me as they didn't like the stock. > 2 years the company went nowhere; then it gave multi-bagger returns. 9) Keep a balanced mind and never regret:
> Don't be happy in an upmarket and don't be
sad in a down-market. > Be physically, financially, and mentally sound and avoid regret. He says a stock can go up after you sell it. Don't regret it. A stock market is a place of regret.
> In the stock market, You lose money, you
regret. > You make less money, you regret. > You make money, still, you regret. > That is why it is very important to keep a balanced mind.
10) Do good karma as Luck plays a crucial role:
> First focus on being a good human being.
> The stock market is also a game of chance. > If you are consistently doing good karma, it has to come back to you. These pages were created and arranged by Rattibha services (https://www.rattibha.com) The contents of these pages, including all images, videos, attachments and external links published (collectively referred to as "this publication"), were created at the request of a user (s) from Twitter. Rattibha provides an automated service, without human intervention, to copy the contents of tweets from Twitter and publish them in an article style, and create PDF pages that can be printed and shared, at the request of Twitter user (s). Please note that the views and all contents in this publication are those of the author and do not necessarily represent the views of Rattibha. Rattibha assumes no responsibility for any damage or breaches of any law resulting from the contents of this publication.
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