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Title: My first step towards my stock market journey


My Demat account has been opened for trading...

My investment portfolio was empty. I was completely blank but excited though ...

One thing I was very strong. I am an investor, that may be a long term or short term goal. Yes I

take very reasonable risk. This gave me a clear mind set to step forward towards my successful

journey.

I searched for companies to invest with no fundamental and technical knowledge. Google

advised me to check PE, ROCE, ROE along with primary support and resistance before buying a

stock. what are these!!!, I wondered and became tired within few days. I was like walking in a

beach wishing to swim in an ocean without knowing how to swim. Just started enjoying the

breeze of the market . Three whole months passed, I didn’t find any business /company/stock. I

came across ETF and Mutual fund


The bell rang behind my head saying go lady go search about ETF and mutual fund.

My first step into the water, made me feel so chill and calm ... I found the best of three ETF from

my view and started investing. The blank portfolio started glittering with NIFTY 50 BEES ,GOLD

BEES, NIFTY IT BEES...

Journey continues...

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