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@@AbhishekKar as soon as possible iam going to start beacuse lost some amount in market. It's my badluck that after I lose I find u in youtube. Then right now only learn and invest in ETF
Hi sir A SIP method I am following in Nifty bees. Dividing monthly SIP amount in to 4 parts. Investing each part on every Friday after checking weekly Hekin Ashi candle of Nifty. If the candle is green you invest. So if the candle is green every week you keep on investing every week. When the candle is full red where there is no wick on top, you won't buy on that week and keep the money aside. You won't invest till the candle is green again. Once the candle is green you buy with all the amount that is kept aside when candle are red. This way you can have more units at lowest price thereby low avg buy price and when market starts recovering your capital appreciated faster than a normal SIP due to the less avg buy price compared to normal SIP avg buy price as you avoided buying when market is falling and bought large quantities at bottom when market starts recovering. This is for long term say 10-15 years. Not yet planned exit plan. pls review sir. Started this last year in April when market fell.10000/month(2500/week) and increasing by 5% every year. Now at 44%XIRR and 35% absolute returns
Very nice video. With my limited experience of last few years, I concluded following (for a person who is not a full time trader); In long run passive investment on continued basis in index fund / nifty bees give better returns. Normally active traders have following limitations: 1 You are not fully invested and keep 10-25% cash to manage situations/basis your strategy 2 High churning of shares to manage profit during small correction leading to high charges 3 Cannot explore full profit of any share even after purchasing it during dip as emotions are attached in active trading and every small correction leads to selling shares which are in profit, after a week they may jump much higher again but by that time you are out 4 While active trading, you are bound to make losses in 1-2 stocks out of 10 due to greed (emotions) or any other reason beyond your control. This badly impacts overall return. In index, if one or 2 shares does not perform, very little impact. Hence for a person who is employed or running some business and invest in stocks for better than FD return, index funds or Nifty bees are best options. Trading actively will also reduce your focus on your core earning source and hence another loss which is often not measured.
"Index funds eliminate the risks of individual stocks, market sectors, and manager selection. Only stock market risk remains." "If the data do not prove that indexing wins, well, the data are wrong." "It's amazing how difficult it is for a man to understand something if he's paid a small fortune not to understand it."
Hi Abhishek Sir, How do ETF's distribute the benefits of Dividends or Bonus Shares etc that they receive from investing in companies. Does it get distributed among EFT unit holders?
@Abhishekkar plz make a video on, How Hedge Funds Works and How they Make Positions and Etc ! plz Detailed Info we want and the only man can make this is uhh 101 %
1) Sir how to add extra money in SIP if market goes down and can u tell me which nifty 50 index fund is best among hdfc or sbi?kindly clarify it. 2) Do we have to look for big market capitalisation or minimum expense ratio while selecting any nifty 50 index fund? 3) Because hdfc has big market capitalisation than sbi. Waiting for ur answer sir
Sir can a combination of nifty bees and junior bees(50:50) be an alternative of large cap actively managed fund? Also please make a video on ETFs..love your content♥️♥️
1) Sabaash...Abhishek sir , maza aa gaya BRRRRUUUUAAAAHHHHH.....video is superb informative.... 2) ETF 3) SIR ticker tape mein , Etf and index fund ka ek comparison dekhne ko milenge taaki sab parameters ko check ek decession lekhe suruwat kar sakhe apne aane wale future ke liyeh.... Please sir....please!😊
Hey Abhishek, Great videos. Can you please address these questions - What is the difference between Index Funds and ETFs? Also, which one to choose : something like Axis Blue chip fund which you chose for yr parents or Index Funds. Is a good mutual fund with a good fund manager better than Index fund if we go by the returns that we get after subtracting expense ratio and other charges. What is your opinion on this or if you faced a similar question earlier and have given any thought on this. Thanks a lot in advance.
Abhishekji, I have a question for you - if a company say, Yes Bank is replaced by some other company due to the issue faced by Yes Bank, then, is a segregated portfolio equal to Yes Bank weight created, thus, the existing investors funds in Yes Bank within the index are locked in?
Hi Abhishek , your explanation and strategies are very good ... Easy to understand , simple . Please make such videos - a series which can give more details on option trading , swing trading. Thanks 👍.
Nifty mein kuch ghatiya stocks bhi hain unko hata ke baaki ache waale buy karlo zaroori nahi ki har mahine SIP karni hai. Har quarter mein paisa lagao kya dikkat.
Thanks Abhishek for such a nice knowledge sharing.. after listening to you i subscribed for Navi Nift 50 index fund.. really they have a very less expense ratio
Can one opt for lump sum in index fund through NFO though market is all time high? Because, in this case rupee cost averaging benefit may get ruled out? Please clarify. Thanks!
Sir bas ek doubt hai index fund ko lekar.. Agar hum index fund me invest karen.. to Nifty 50 ki kuch kharab stocks jaise PSU companies me bhi invest hoga...aur yeh kitna sahi hai?
Sir in sab ki biography cover karo ek baar... 1) Jesse Livermore 2) Richard Wyckoff 3) Bernard Baruch 4) Nicolas Darvas 5) William O'Neil 6) Stan Weinstein 7) Mark Minervini 8) Paul Tudor Jones 9) Marty Schwartz 10) Tom Basso
Sir..ek chiz smajh mein nhi aa rhe hain...kindly answer dijiyega... Sir index fund sip ke din jab humlog payment karte hain.. tab usdin ke bazar ke hisab se units milta hain ya fir jis din units credit hote hain us din ke hisab se units credit hote hain??? Kyunki payment karne ke 4-5 din bad units credit hote hain..
Mera ek swaal hai agar m aaj 500 rupye index fund me lgata hoon mtlb sip krta hoon or aage chalke me is amount ko bdakar 20,000 monthly invest krna chahta hoon toh kya ye possible hai mtlb m minimum 500 se start krna chahta hoon or meri next year se income bd jayegi toh me 500 se sidha 20000 invest krna chahuga toh kya m apni sip kabhi bhi bda sakta hoon
sir active fund mangers rebalances and books profit, how passive fund managers in index funds do it ??? I researched a lot but I did not find anything. or do they never book profits??
Passive investing is based on the idea that broader indexes like NIfty 50 will go up with time. At the time when you sell your MF units, all the underlying stocks are sold and you receive your gains.
Daal baati ke baad khakra jalebi khake shuru karte hai 😀👍 Thank you Sir for your efforts and selfless support for many of retailers investor like me. ❤️🙏
Abhishek bhaiya Etf par video kijiye comparission and differences between etf and index fund also long term taxation and all other necessary point thank you….
Sir abhi to bahot confuse hua hai......Ye vdo dekh ne ke baad...... Kyun ki bahot sab cheez dekh ke mai.parag parikh flexicap fund me sip karne tak pohocha hu...agle 20 25 saal tak karna chahata hu....To ab....mai confuse hu.....Ki usme karna chahiye ya.....Ab index fund me......Please suggest 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
