Top 3 Investment Mistakes to Avoid: Expert Tips for Beginners | Investors Hangout | Value Research

Watch this episode of Investors' Hangout to learn the key dos and don'ts for successful investing. Discover why patience is better than trading, the dangers of derivatives, and the risks of IPOs. Get tips on saving wisely, investing based on your risk level, and using mutual funds for long-term growth.
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Here are the key takeaways:
• Avoid Trading: Focus on investing in great companies for long-term growth rather than engaging in frequent trading.
• Beware of Derivatives: Derivatives can amplify gains but also magnify losses, making them risky for inexperienced investors.
• Caution with IPOs: IPOs offer slim odds of allotment and modest listing gains, often falling short of expectations. Investors should manage their expectations accordingly.
• Be Skeptical of Quick Profits: Anything promising quick and easy returns should be approached cautiously. It's essential to verify claims before investing.
• Save and Invest Wisely: Develop a habit of saving and start investing strategically to ensure your savings grow effectively over time.
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00:04 Introduction
00:35 What are the three red flags to watch out for when investing?
06:15 What dos must one follow while investing - the ones that can make a huge difference to their wealth?
08:26 Viewer's Question: I have accumulated a portfolio (which comprises Mutual Funds and Stocks recommended by VR) of ₹1.05 crore, which includes almost 90% equity. At the same time, I have a housing loan of ₹1.32 crore on an under-construction apartment at 8.5% interest. I have a PF of ₹35 lakh, and my NPS accumulation is ₹15 lakh.
Should I pre-pay and reduce the Housing Loan?
12:23 Key Takeaways
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stock market for beginners
dangers of trading and derivatives
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[@archanaprabhakar1533]

Dhirendra Sir, I need a suggestion from you. I have thought to invest in Value Fund. I have started in Index Fund a while ago. I have shortlisted 5 Value Funds.. that are ICICI Pru Value Discovery, Bandhan Sterling, HSBC Value, JM Value and Templeton Value Fund. But sir I am not able to decide with which one I should invest for long term. Last night I came to know about the stocks held by some these funds and majority of them were overvalued, only ICICI had a large no. Of Undervalued Stocks but their TER is very high JM And HSBC have great past return and their beta, capture ratio, alpha is better than ICICI and overall the these two tops the list but their implied investor return is less with respect to the return the fund has published. Please help me these are a lot of variables.... At first I thought I would be investing HSBC Value because of lower TER and competitive Beta, Capture Ratio and Past return But now I am really confused

[@MultiPraveenk]

Thanks for sharing this video on investing & also doing caution on derivatives

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Our pleasure!!

[@prakashraghunathan2685]

Thank you dhirender sir.

[@ValueResearchvideo]

Always welcome

[@Gannu_Maharaj]

Hello Sir is it now the SAFE time to invest a lumsup amount in 15- 20 stocks to hold it for the next 15 years to expect multibaggar returns???

[@ben4wisdom]

No lumpsum when markets are all time high. Keep it simple. Stagger with STP

[@elitepunch1498]

If one doesn't know how to evaluate stocks & just hopes that chosen stocks will eventually become multibagger over the next 10-15 years then it's only a gamble which has high chances of losses.

[@imsai8997]

Split your capital in 3 4 parts and invest periodically. If you have knowledge and can track the stocks weekly you can go with 20%Large 50%Mid 30%Smallcaps, if you can't track and face volatility, can accumulate stocks in 60%L 20%M 20%Small caps. - Just my view