how to find stock to invest

before you watch this video! i want you to pay attention in this article below




this data is of leading fmcg company "Britannia".
when you hover mouse on chart you will find out that price in increasing with turnover increase every year
.below you are given link to video which is useful if you are short term trader !!!
now lets get back to over main topic!!
Actually you have notice that every year with increase of turnover , price have also gone up
you can see that in 2011 company turnover was Rs.4668(Cr) and stock price was Rs.366. from that turnover has increased  to Rs5544, 6237, 6946, 7946, 8778,and 9204 for year 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016 and 2017 respectively and price also have goes respectively 567,516,829,2158,2645,3374
and it currently trading at 4700 approx.

hence , here we got obvious insight that increase in turnover has direct impact on share price.
so you can try to find out such stock which dominate its business market. means it has consistent increase in market share and turnover year over year. such stock are real gem. you can buy it at any price provided you have fund available.
if you follow this strategy and keep investing in such stock i bet you that you will never regret this strategy.

remember that you can't beat the market and never should try to do it. you will end up losing money.
rather keep your strategy simple find out such stock forget price  just remember to invest as and when you have fund. keep investing

mutual fund and their type

What is mutual fund?

Let's explain this term in a very simple way. Let's assume that you as an investor have no idea of shares and stocks. You need professional help and expertise. All you have to do is invest in a mutual fund scheme. A mutual fund scheme collects money from investors and buys and sell stocks collectively.

Why mutual fund is there?

When considering investment opportunities, the first challenge that almost every investor faces is a plethora of options. From stocks, bonds, shares, money market securities, to the right combination of two or more of these, however, every option presents its own set of challenges and benefits.

Type of mutual fund?

1. Money market funds

These funds invest in short-term fixed income securities such as government bonds, treasury bills, bankers’ acceptances, commercial paper and certificates of deposit. They are generally a safer investment, but with a lower potential return then other types of mutual funds. Canadian money market funds try to keep their net asset value (NAV) stable at $10 per security.

2. Fixed income funds

These funds buy investments that pay a fixed rate of return like government bonds, investment-grade corporate bonds and high-yield corporate bonds. They aim to have money coming into the fund on a regular basis, mostly through interest that the fund earns. High-yield corporate bond funds are generally riskier than funds that hold government and investment-grade bonds.

3. Equity funds

These funds invest in stocks. These funds aim to grow faster than money market or fixed income funds, so there is usually a higher risk that you could lose money. You can choose from different types of equity funds including those that specialize in growth stocks (which don’t usually pay dividends), income funds (which hold stocks that pay large dividends), value stocks, large-cap stocks, mid-cap stocks, small-cap stocks, or combinations of these.

4. Balanced funds

These funds invest in a mix of equities and fixed income securities. They try to balance the aim of achieving higher returns against the risk of losing money. Most of these funds follow a formula to split money among the different types of investments. They tend to have more risk than fixed income funds, but less risk than pure equity funds. Aggressive funds hold more equities and fewer bonds, while conservative funds hold fewer equities relative to bonds.

5. Index funds

These funds aim to track the performance of a specific index such as the S&P/TSX Composite Index. The value of the mutual fund will go up or down as the index goes up or down. Index funds typically have lower costs than actively managed mutual funds because the portfolio manager doesn’t have to do as much research or make as many investment decisions.

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