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I am a student But i dont have any income. With assistance of my father' income i wnt to do sharemarketingAnswers: or next to icicidirect.com
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In order to amenable a demat account you should be above 18 years of age next to a Pan Card and a bank tale.
You can still operate with your father's money.
You can stretch out a share trading ** demat account near reliance money or sharekhan
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Should I invest all my money into energy stock?
Answers: Back in 2000, everyone knew that the Internet was the wave of the future. Everyone knew that Internet stocks were the thing to invest in; they had gone up like crazy the previous few years. Unfortunately they had been bid up too high, and were in a bubble. Instead of going up more, they crashed. There have been many bubbles like this in the past. Oftentimes, the glamorous stocks get overpriced in bubbles.
Similarly, many people now think energy stocks are the wave of the future, and have bid these stocks up very high. They too look bubbly. Its hard to be sure how they will go in the future. They may continue to rise, or may crash like the Internet stocks. I would recommend putting part of your money in energy stocks, but diversify and put most of your money elsewhere. The stock market is highly unpredictable. Diversify.
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NEVER say "all my money" and only have 1 suggestion.
all eggs in 1 basket = work until u die.
Spread it out. Canadian oil & gas is good, Look at out of country markets, lots goin on.
Are you a risk taker? Indeed many energy stocks have given supurb returns during 2007. The question is, will they in 2008? A risk taker might very well double, triple, or even quadruple his/her money in one years time. On the other hand that person might wind up with nothing at the end of the year.
Some of the most spectacular returns have been by energy stocks that shall we say are just a little on the speculative side. SPWR for example. Very often the trail blazing companies are not the ones to reap the benefits as Novell found out.
Good luck.
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infrastructure, energy & banking are outperformers.. keep investing
No, No, NO !! Always " diversify"...even if its only a little.
How about a little PBW or GEX ? ( alternative energy ETF's... if oil prices continue as is or higher... you should make money in both areas)
How about some " international" or " BRIC" ? They're the one's increasing the demand for energy...they should move right along with it...but maybe still move up on energy's bad days.
... and break down the energy... don't just go with " big oil" ... look at all the oil service industries, too ( drillers, equipment makers, etc)...and with Spring coming, and more driving, get a couple of good smaller "refiners" ( WNR and FTO jumped like crazy last Spring )
Good luck.
P.S. Even T. Boone Pickens, (very big man in oil biz).. jumped into CLNE ( clean fleet fuels )
Are you crazy!
Let say you pull all your money in real estate and financials last year, you would out on the street begging for money. Also diversify your account to protect against certain sectors that trend downward.
No. Do not "put all your eggs in one basket." Diversify among sectors in thet market, put in a few bonds to bring down violatility in your portfolio, and some emergency cash for easy liquidity.
I want to subscribe for IPO issue of Reliance power through HDFC online IPO system?
as per the payment choice 1 I will be paying 25% of the bid amount through online transaction. but when & how I should pay the be a foil for amount if i am allotted? is there any provision to recompense online for the balance portion?Answers: if you are alloted the shares you will be asked to settle the remaining fee.. as per your trader / broker ( online / offline system )i traffic with icicidirect.com,, they own the online transactions through the clients bank accounts.. so no hassle.. i think same must be near HDFC,, consult your investment officer in edge.
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