The chances are that you would have made more money in the
mutual funds route after removing all the costs involved with absolutely no
headaches. You concentrate at what you are good at and leave market investment
to professionals, you will end up making more money. But if you try to
concentrate on making money in something which is not your core competency, you
will end up losing time and money till you become good at it. That is the
reason, businesses employ professionals for every department. So why don’t you behave
like a businessman and employ a professional, i.e. a good financial advisor who
will suggest how you go about with your investments. A good financial advisor understands risks
and returns and also understands when to exit.
When you try to do it yourself, you have to do all the
analysis yourself, which will take time. This is the reason a good businessman
concentrates on what he is good at and pays a professional to do a job for what
he is good at. One o the basics on equity investing is diversification, you
could do the diversification yourself, but then the amount of time you need to
study all the sectors will take time, instead a mutual fund will do it for you
at fraction of the cost. When you do your investments through a mutual fund you
manage to beat the market returns and if you really want to get the best ask
your financial advisor to choose the right fund for you.
For free evaluation of your current portfolio, write to me for an appointment, http://www.aspirefinserv.co.in
Friday, February 5, 2016
Direct Investment in Equity Shares
During the last two years many persons told me that they made good returns
by investing directly in Equity shares, so this year I asked the same persons what
happened last year and they said, there was no loss. Yesterday I asked the same
persons and they just told me they were busy. Nobody was ready to talk about
the stock market, the reason is the external factors have hit the stock market.
Nothing is actually wrong with the stock market, but then we have so much
information available that we tend to take very short term view for an asset
class which should be looked at from the long term. This is the reason I
suggest that even if we want to move into equity, we should go the mutual fund
route. If you find it difficult to believe, try this. The amount of money you
are ready to put aside for equities, put half of it in a good large cap mutual
fund and you play with the other half and let us compare the amount of money
you have made after three years.
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