| Value investing |
| Value investing means investing in companies that are believed to be currently undervalued but whose worth will be recognized by the market eventually. These companies’ intrinsic or fundamental values |
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| Investing in dividend yield stocks |
| Dividend yield is a ratio, which divides the dividend paid out by a company with the current market price. |
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| Diversification |
| Diversification means spreading your money over a number of investments. In other words, you don’t concentrate your money over just one or two, or only over a few investments. |
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| Growth investing |
| Growth investing means investing in companies, whose turnover and profits are expected to grow significantly, which will result in appreciation in their share prices. These companies are in a phase of |
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| Rupee cost averaging / value averaging |
| To buy ‘low’ and sell ‘high’ is very difficult to do, especially in volatile markets (where prices rise and fall significantly over very short periods of time). |
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