Published Jun 7, 2021
2 mins read
446 words
This blog has been marked as read.
Read more
Economics
Academics and Education
Investment

Investment Portfolio Through A Book

Published Jun 7, 2021
2 mins read
446 words

Everyone is interested in making money. That's something everyone is interested, making it a sole objective to lead life. Working crowd do not often give time to know about life after death. Because what the point if one cannot live and fulfill the purpose of life on earth. Therefore running behind money is not something wrong but a reality to cope up with present situation and necessities of life. 

I read many books, contents, two liners, poems and sometimes write too. But that's not because am in search of wealth. It's a thirst to have something I do not want others to have. 

But what's the point if one cannot share some secrets with others. Sharing gives happiness. Internal peace of satisfaction of doing something without expectation.

So I read this book for the second time for a purpose of distributing practical facts about investment. 

Facts of investment which has been listed below:

  1. Earning and saving is not the only way of accumulating wealth.
  2. Dropping into something which generates revenue is important. 
  3. Invest only on what one can understand - Procuring knowledge about where one is investing is essential.
  4. Even knowing your investment plan is not sufficient to for go, one needs to constantly track what your investment is doing. Till you decide to withdraw on maturity or lapse of time. 

Seven lessons that I learnt from the book โ€œ The Intelligent Investorโ€

A) Asking oneself whether  he or she would be interested in buying the whole company for the valuation implied by that share price affixed by the company's standard.

B) Letting market prices dictate your actions rather to view the market as a benefit. For instance : Do not fall into the honey trap or money trap of speculators.

C) Investing on penny stocks is best way of Investment. 

D) Investing on high value stocks, cryptos, mutual funds, index funds, derivatives is not the way to go for investment. The risk factor is high and the value shrinks which personally affects your personal wellbeing. 

E) Buy your stocks with sum amount of what you can take risk. That by investing a part share of your saving into stocks every month for next 20 to 30 years. Makes your money work for you. Rather you working for money.

F) Not every investment you make into a industry which grows by goodwill may not perform on share price. So your research about a relevant field which has a longer picture about growing by profits should be given more importance.

G) If your stocks are rarely performing, wait and observe, if it still does not perform try to switch your investment to another portfolio

#moneymaking
#investments
#savings
#Education is important
12
6
rahil22 6/7/21, 6:10 PM
1
Please read my blog.
1
sumitsing 6/8/21, 5:00 AM
1
Very nice blog ๐Ÿ‘well written ๐Ÿ‘๐Ÿ‘ I Am A " LEVEL 1, SEEKER"
1
chaitu.tejaswini 6/8/21, 4:14 PM
1
Good work
1
kaljot.sharma 6/17/21, 3:39 PM
Well written
Wow!! Informative. Let's support each other. Do check out my blog. As you are interested in investment check out my blog on investment of Elon Musk. It will be inspiring. https://candlemonk.com/@_.tharika_balasubramanian/ELON-MUSK-Here-are-some-eyecatching-investments-of-the-CEO-of-Tesla-SpaceX-60da844e766c75c58427b510
vanitha.umapathi 1/28/23, 9:43 AM
Please read mine too

Candlemonk | Earn By Blogging | The Bloggers Social Network | Gamified Blogging Platform

Candlemonk is a reward-driven, gamified writing and blogging platform. Blog your ideas, thoughts, knowledge and stories. Candlemonk takes your words to a bigger audience around the globe, builds a follower base for you and aids in getting the recognition and appreciation you deserve. Monetize your words and earn from your passion to write.