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Electro-Sensors Inc
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1. Don’t buy into the hype.
2. Nothing in securities market (stocks, derivatives, OTC etc) will earn you money fast; it’s a long term game. Sooner you realize it the better.
3. Compounding is the king, and starts to show its real affects after 15th - 18th years.
4. Put into GPT and learn the basics, no need to buy a course, GPT will do that for you.
5. When you understand the basics, and are comfortable with terminology’s and their know how & know why, if you want to deep dive into finance picking up CFA books and going through them is a treasure trove.
(Doing this wont make you earning more from stock, but highly beneficial in career trajectory if you decide to go the finance route, and even if you just go through books without trying the exam, you’ll learn so much stuff)
6. As soon as you start investing the better. Go with index funds for start.
7. When you are comfortable and know your stuff instead of F&O try swing trading. F&O will be soooo tempting at the start but stick to swing; if you really want to do trading. (Need capital for that, not at your current stage)
8. Try diving into a sector that interests you, cause every sector has its own way of metrics on how everything is calculated and judged upon. Mine is telecom & banking, really dove deep into it and mostly targets them.
9. P/E Ratio, P/B, Book Value, Absolute, Rolling, CAGR, Expense Ratio, Direct vs Regular, Growth vs IDCW, Time Value of Money (really intriguing thing and important if you are going to weight every decision in financial terms), Basics of how to go through Financial Statements (tons of video on YouTube, would suggest bill ackmen’s video).
[Just the basic topics I called related stocks and MF, there’s much more but just going through YouTube and GPT with these will give you more variable and related choices, along with scenarios of these topics to help you understand more upon their application].
STOP BUYING THINGS ON BASIS OF WHAT SOMEONE ELSE SAYS. The things you have bought are what’s trending atm. Stick to 60-70% Index & 30-40% Flexi/Multi Cap for now.

1. Don’t buy into the hype.
2. Nothing in securities market (stocks, derivatives, OTC etc) will earn you money fast; it’s a long term game. Sooner you realize it the better.
3. Compounding is the king, and starts to show its real affects after 15th - 18th years.
4. Put into GPT and learn the basics, no need to buy a course, GPT will do that for you.
5. When you understand the basics, and are comfortable with terminology’s and their know how & know why, if you want to deep dive into finance picking up CFA books and going through them is a treasure trove.
(Doing this wont make you earning more from stock, but highly beneficial in career trajectory if you decide to go the finance route, and even if you just go through books without trying the exam, you’ll learn so much stuff)
6. As soon as you start investing the better. Go with index funds for start.
7. When you are comfortable and know your stuff instead of F&O try swing trading. F&O will be soooo tempting at the start but stick to swing; if you really want to do trading. (Need capital for that, not at your current stage)
8. Try diving into a sector that interests you, cause every sector has its own way of metrics on how everything is calculated and judged upon. Mine is telecom & banking, really dove deep into it and mostly targets them.
9. P/E Ratio, P/B, Book Value, Absolute, Rolling, CAGR, Expense Ratio, Direct vs Regular, Growth vs IDCW, Time Value of Money (really intriguing thing and important if you are going to weight every decision in financial terms), Basics of how to go through Financial Statements (tons of video on YouTube, would suggest bill ackmen’s video).
[Just the basic topics I called related stocks and MF, there’s much more but just going through YouTube and GPT with these will give you more variable and related choices, along with scenarios of these topics to help you understand more upon their application].
STOP BUYING THINGS ON BASIS OF WHAT SOMEONE ELSE SAYS. The things you have bought are what’s trending atm. Stick to 60-70% Index & 30-40% Flexi/Multi Cap for now.