How to invest in stocks for beginners 2022 – Basics of stock market for beginners

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1. Thank you for all the hard-work you guys do as a team for us to ‘Groww’ . Extremely helpful 🙏🏼

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2. The way this guy delivers the content (and the content as well) is awesome 🙌🙌

3. Hey Shashank! That was a very well explained video🔥My question how should college students start investing. We don’t get salaries or stipends🥲 How can we start investing from hostels itself? If you could explain the difference between NSE and BSE stocks it’d be awesome

   1. Save ur pocket money and invest it , I’m doing like that

4. Never before seen a guy explain stocks and investing so good
   It feels like you’re just talking to your close friend. Great help boss!
   This is my main channel to learn stocks & trading now!

5. With the current increase in the market I see stock and crypto as ultimately becoming a reserve currency for banks , playing much the same role as gold did in the early days of banking . Banks could issue digital cash with greater anonymity and lighter weight , more efficient transactions

6. I get to know so much from this video ! Just one question ‘ as you said if there is increase of like 40 % , don’t get excited and take out your money ‘ but what if we keep that and the stock goes down so much then the motive of long term investment will give us a huge risk. So how to get that surity ? That maybe share will go down but not so much !

7. I can’t believe it that I watched the whole video. You have told in detail everything.

   Sir, I’m interested in investment in stock market. I’m a beginner now.
   Could you please tell me the difference between investing ourselves, investing in mutual funds.
   Which is better for beginners?
   Can you please give me brief difference about it? Please 🥺
   I’ll be waiting for your reply Sir

8. Hi sir, thanks for this video. Question – Should diversification be done across sectors or within a sector. Suppose I am comfortable in the fmcg sector, should I diversify withing that across different sectors like fmcg + pharma + edtech?

   1. Of course different sectors if one sector gets hit then you will be earning from another sector

9. Hey Shashank first of all thanks for the knowledge you shared,I am also a newbie in stock market I am just planning to invest in stock market then I found your video it’s awesome please can you elaborate about the shares like what types and what is mutual or like equity etc, which one is better to invest

10. You’ve got a good communication skills man
    One of your videos actually made me seek extensive knowledge in stock investments and i never regretted.
    THANK YOU

11. I have watched many videos of stock market but this video is the only one that made understand properly. Really amazing explanation.
    Thanks for the helpful information.

12. It was a very good intro u can say for the beginners like me, and it was really helpful.
    I have one question that wants to clarify, what will be the intrest percentage of long term fund?? I’m curious to know about it.

13. Thank you . One of the best videos I have ever watched till now , “crisp and clear” . Very simple and easy to understand about stock market for beginners.

14. This is like a friend explaining what to expect in the next exam/ chapter because he has already studied that.

15. Iam very great full to you brother, really the way you explained the whole topic was excellent. It was a great session and we expect more such videos from you in near future 👍

16. Thank you Groww & Shashak for this amazing presentation for a layman to start investing in shares. Kudos to your efforts 😊👌🙏

17. Being a complete beginner to stock market, found this video very informative. But what I really liked about it that it gives lot of courage to a beginner in stock market and makes a perfect roadmap to dive into stock market.

18. Thank you Sashank for this video. But can you simplify what are sales growth? How can we implement that knowledge while investing?

19. My advice is always to keep the majority in ETFs that cover multiple sectors. Then have a couple stocks, as a small percentage, picked out that you feel personally attached to or interested in. That way you can mitigate a lot of the risk but also have a personal touch to your portfolio. I feel this mitigates some of the emotional downsides or disinterest people have with investing. Also helps with the urge to constantly buy/sell with fluxes in the market. At this point I’m grateful I have an adviser, Jane Marie Kunak. Credits to my her, it has been a year and half of steady growth

20. Such a detailed and diligent explanation. Makes you trust his knowledge and make progress.

    1. Thank you for your kind words, comments like these give us the motivation to work hard every day 🙂

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