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2020-03-24

Hello Dimers

Desidime has given me a lot. Me and my friends had lot of fun and saved/earned quite a good amount. I would like to help in whatever way I could, because of the lockdown we are getting a lot of time, so let us use it in productive manner.

These days as the market is in free fall, many are worried about their mutual funds and SIPs, it is evident from some of the posts. So ping me if you have any doubts regarding your portfolio or post here if your doubt is general in nature as it would help others too.

Disclaimer : I am not a SEBI registered advisor/distributor.

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thats_my_spot

2020-03-24

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I have 100% doubt
I don’t how anything about investment
Teach me

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neo13

2020-03-24

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Oh, that’s a real problem. I can tell you sources. Read a lot. Read about different types of mutual funds. Dig freefincal website. It’s pretty much messy, but you can find some free ebooks that will help you. Happy learning smile

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bikidas2060

2020-03-24

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Appreciate it bhai. 🙂🙂🙂

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harshitag12

2020-03-24

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@neo13 Suggest some good shares and MF to invest in this period.

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neo13

2020-03-25

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I am not an expert in share picking. I believe equity is for long term, like really long term 12+ years. Stocks have great volatility. Still if I had to pick something I would go with something like RIL, INFY etc. But ask yourselves these questions before you go
1. Do you have significant amount of capital to deploy to make meaningful gains?
2. Are you ready to pull back and book gains once you make handsome gains? Imagine you put 1 lakh now and after 2-3 years it grows to 2 or 3 lakhs and still moving upwards, then you need to fix a position and book gains and go on a nice vacation or make good use of money. Or you should be ready to hold on for really long term and have heart to see more crashes.
3. For MFs you can pick good index fund and pump money in stages. Like if you have 100, keep investing in 10s or 20s as no one knows when the market will stop falling.
But the best way to invest in MFs is planning your goals and asset allocation.