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moneyvega replied to soumya's post

• Jun 1 6:29 PM

ट्रेडिंग सीखना चाहती हैं?
तो आपके लिए एक जबरदस्त मौका है!
मैं खास तौर पर महिला छात्रों के लिए ट्रेडिंग का फ्री कोर्स चला रही हूँ।
अगर आप भी अपने फाइनेंशियल फ्यूचर को सिक्योर करना चाहती हैं, तो आज ही मुझसे संपर्क करें।
यह गोल्डन ऑपर्च्युनिटी मिस मत कीजिए।
जॉइन कीजिए और ट्रेडिंग ...

moneyvega replied to Amit Saini's post

moneyvega

• May 15 6:17 PM

Mutual Fund Plan for ₹50,000/month (Beginner | Moderate Risk | 3–4 Year Goal)

Goal: Better returns than FD
Time: 3–4 years (can extend to 6–7 if returns are good)
Risk: Moderate
Market: Slightly volatile now, but SIP is best to average it out.

Suggested Simple Allocation (No co...

moneyvega replied to Jsr's post

moneyvega

• May 9 9:27 PM

For Options you need to understand first ITM, OTM, ATM. For Example If nifty is trading at 24000 than you should go for ITM OPTION I.e. 23800, because for option buying always choose ITM (in the money option) because it has INTRINSIC VALUE + TIME VALUE , option price will move li...

moneyvega replied to Krishna's post

moneyvega

• May 3 6:48 PM

For Scalping position sizing is very important with your trade setup, Follow the rules always have a stop loss with target price. Have one target in your mind achieve that amount and close the terminal. Follow this on regular basis you will see that your trading is becoming more ...

moneyvega replied to Pravash Ranjan Acharya's post

moneyvega

• Feb 3 5:03 PM

Mutual funds do not work like direct stock investment or F&O trading. You should keep invested for the long term to get the mutual fund compounding benefits. Do not stop SIP and add lump sum in the market correction.

moneyvega replied to Ansh Mehrotra's post

moneyvega

• Aug 28, 2024 7:40 PM

Hello,
I would suggest you do not stop your current investment, you should start 2500 sip for 2 years then purchase your phone if it is not very urgent. Because if you invest less than a year there would be short term capital gain of 20percent.

moneyvega replied to mahi's post

moneyvega

• Aug 12, 2024 1:29 PM

There is needed proper planning like for how many years do you want cash flow from your Corpus , according to that you can distribute your income in different asset classes for regular income.

moneyvega replied to piddla18's post

moneyvega

• Aug 5, 2024 10:07 PM

I would suggest you to do the STP systematic transfer plan with weekly STP

moneyvega replied to own comment

moneyvega

• Jul 6, 2024 10:11 PM

Then you can invest in equities such as large and mid-cap funds, as well as small-cap funds, which have provided good returns over the past 5 years. All funds have an exit load, so if you redeem units before the defined time horizon, this fee will be applied.

moneyvega replied to Navagadu's post

moneyvega

• Jul 6, 2024 8:19 PM

First of all, identify your goal: why you want to invest, your time horizon, and risk appetite. After that, you can consider different asset classes.

moneyvega replied to Pramod's post

moneyvega

• Jul 6, 2024 12:58 AM

I would advise you to always invest with professional guidance. This will help protect you from fraud. You don't need to worry about your investment as they will take care of your funds and keep you updated on any necessary changes. You can contact an AMFI registered mutual fund ...

moneyvega replied to subrato's post

moneyvega

• Jul 5, 2024 2:51 PM

If your time horizon is 10 years, you can consider investing in equity funds that have shown good returns over the past five years. Identify your specific goal, such as saving for your child's education or buying a home. Once you have determined the amount you will need at that t...

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