Become Profitable in Indian Stock Market


What Happened every time when we invest in stock market. There are two possibilities.

1. When you invest, Market will crash.
2.When you invest, Market reach to all time high


We are happy when we invest and stock make high price, But what happen when we invest and market will crashed or not move to out direction? You will loss capital when market crashed or loss some part of your capital. Also you feel bad when you loose money through investment.

So, what’s the better way to invest in stock market?.
Answer is Systematic Investment.

Divide your capital in to 3 parts. Invest one part at a time.

So one would prefer holding for a shorter period (3 to 6Months) to make use of short term price fluctuations in markets. So consider the following approach to invest, if you want to make decent returns with less downside.

Lets assume you have Rs.50,000 capital. Divide 50,000 in 3 parts. That means one part have Rs.16,666. This way you reduce risk of losing capital. Even if There is major downfall in the market as you invested only ⅓ part of your capital.

After 4th month, We will release our 1st month investment and reinvest in market.You can repeat same process. By using this system you will make decent returns from indian stock market.

We have tested this approach in Indian Stock market and its really worked well. We pick best performing stock on each sector and invest in them in every month with above system.  It has delivered better return than index with consistently with minimal downside.

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