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5 Tips for Beginners to avoid losses in stock market

If you want to invest in stock market then you yourself do analysis of the companies and don't follow your friends, relatives or brokerage firms blindly.

Always remember one thing, no one else will worry more for your money then you yourself. So only after your analysis take the decision of your investments. Of course, you can discuss your analysis with other investors and take their view.

If you don't have time for analysis or you feel you cant do analysis then it will be better to invest in mutual funds.

Many new investors gets attracted towards purchasing low value stocks. They feel that this companies are new and may grow in future but this is not the case.

In some cases, this companies are in existence from many years but its shares are valued low because of its poor performance. So check the past performance before you make your investments.

All successful investors have one common quality and that is patience. To purchase the stock at the right price , you need to have patience. When we have money, we tend to make wrong investments in a hurry.

If you are a long term investor then you have to give time to your investment to perform. This does not mean that you investment in low performing companies and wait for years to perform.

Mr.Warren Buffet , one of the successful investors in the world said that he has more money then his investments but he waits patiently for the right opportunity.

Many investors in the beginning itself start with large amount of capital. As you are new in the market, you may don't know many practical things and since you lack the expertise , there are chances of losses. 

That's why start with small amount of capital in the beginning.

Many beginners work on tips given by others which is wrong and nowadays many scams are coming out related with this business.

and in the first tip itself i mentioned that you should do your analysis before making any investments.

Top 10 Movies That Inspire You To Be An Entrepreneur

10 MOVIES ON ENTREPRENEURS THAT MIGHT JUST INSPIRE YOU TO SET OUT ON A BUSINESS JOURNEY YOURSELF.

THE SOCIAL NETWORK

2010’s The Social Network tells the story of Mark Zuckerberg and his invention of Facebook. It’s hard to think of a time now where Facebook wasn’t a central feature in everybody’s lives, and the film is an excellently crafted and at times challenging look at the sacrifice, dedication and overall struggle that it can be to truly make it to the top of the business ladder.

CITIZEN KANE

Not only is Citizen Kane one of the top movies on every ‘greatest ever’ list in history, it is also one of the very earliest and very best films that showcases the exciting journey of a true entrepreneur.

The 1941 Orson Welles classic is loosely based on the life of William Randolph Hearst, whose quest for power and fortune takes several twists and turns along the way.

MONEYBALL

Moneyball is one of the most underrated films of the last few years, telling the story of the revolutionary tactics that the Billy Beane, the general manager of the Oakland A’s took to try to transform the fortunes of his team.

Rather than simply drafting the best players, Beane tailored his roster to specific team needs, and the small parts blended to create something special. A perfect business lesson!

6 amazing stocks to become rich by investing in share market

Investing in stock markets is fraught with risks, but buying well-researched stock picks can generate mind-boggling returns over the next few years.

6 stocks that may fetch you a small fortune in the next 5 years.

Investing in stock markets is not only fraught with risks, but can also be a tough job at times. When to invest and which stock to buy out of thousands of companies listed in India? What factors to look at before selecting a stock? And even if someone has chosen some stocks, what are the chances of giving them the expected returns? True, nothing is certain in the stock markets. Still, according to financial experts, investing in well-researched stock picks can generate mind-boggling returns over the next few years. Here are 5 stocks that may fetch you a small fortune in the next 5 years:

1. AB Capital

CMP: 202.55

Aditya Birla Capital Ltd (ABCL) is one of the largest financial services players in India. “ABCL has business interests in life insurance, asset management, private equity, corporate lending, structured finance, general insurance broking, wealth management, equity, currency and commodity broking, online personal finance management, housing finance, pension fund management and health insurance businesses. The AUM of the company has registered a 33% year on year growth to Rs 2,613 billion. The company has been trading at a low price to sales ratio of 7.58,” says Abhinav Angirish, Managing Director, Abchlor Investment Advisor Pvt Ltd.

2. Pidilite

CMP: 755

Pidilite Industries Ltd is an India-based adhesives manufacturing company. It also sells art material, construction chemicals and other industrial chemicals. Pidilite markets the Fevicol range of adhesives. It’s currently trading at a PE of 55.90, whereas the industry PE is at 51. The company is virtually debt free and has been reporting a good consistent profit growth of 22.29% over the last 5 years. The company has also been giving a good return to investors. The ROE for the company has been 28.47% for the last 3 years.

3. Asian Paints

CMP: 1142

Asian Paints Ltd is engaged in the business of manufacturing, selling and distribution of paints, coatings, products related to home decor, bath fittings and providing of related services. It is India’s largest and Asia’s third largest paints corporation. “Considering the market leadership position and consistent performance over the years, it is currently trading at a low PE ratio of 57. Except from this the company is debt free and has maintained a healthy dividend payout of 45.13% for the last few years,” says Angirish.

4. Amar Raja Batteries

CMP: 680.85

The Amara Raja Group is an Indian conglomerate which is the second largest selling automotive battery brand in India today. The group has presence in automotive battery business, packaged foods and beverages, electronics products manufacturing, infrastructure sector, power system production and fabrication of sheet metal products and fasteners. Going forward demand for motors is expected to see a robust growth and therefore prospects of the Amar Raja Group seem bright. The stock is trading at a price to book value of 4.32, whereas the industry median is 6.

5. Bank of Baroda

CMP: 165.25

Bank of Baroda is an Indian state-owned international banking and financial services company headquartered at Vadodara in Gujarat, India. It has total assets in excess of Rs 3.58 trillion and a network of 5538 branches in India and abroad. It is also India’s 5th biggest bank by assets. “Sentiment on this stock has been negative for the last few quarters due to deterioration in asset quality and management inefficiency, but going forward the banking sector in India is expected to do well. Even the government is taking big initiatives to improve the current status of the banking sector. Considering the given scenario and the future prospects, the stock is trading at a deep discount with a price to book value ratio of 0.93,” informs Angirish.

6. Suzlon

CMP: 14.75

The long-term result of Suzlon depends on how the renewable energy sector plays out in the future. Currently, India is the third larges producer of electricity in the world with high installed capacity of 300 Gigawatts. Since the government is taking serious initiative in the renewable sector, the stock is very promising for long term.

(Disclaimer: Although due care has been taken while making these recommendations, investors are advised to consult their financial advisors before investing in any stock based on these recommendations.)

This Japanese company is giving non-smokers 6 extra days off

As a reward for not taking daily smoke breaks, non-smokers at the Japanese company Piala Inc. now receive an extra six days off each year.

Piala, a marketing firm based in Tokyo, enacted the policy in September after CEO Takao Asuka received complaints from his non-smoking employees that smokers shouldn't be rewarded for their habit with 15-minute breaks.

In a country where nearly 22% of people smoke— one of the highest rates in the world — Asuka also said the policy should encourage people to quit.

"I hope to encourage employees to quit smoking through incentives rather than penalties or coercion," Asuka told the Japan Times. Roughly 35% of Piala employees smoke, the New York Times reports.

A Japanese executive giving his employees more than a week of additional time off marks a major step in the country.