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We always want to earn more and more money in less time. It
is possible in through investing in stock market. There are so many risks
included with huge money. Those who are
investing from a long time or familiar with financial market know well where to
invest and when to invest but for those who are new, it is quite difficult to
choose for suitable company to invest.
Below are some simple solutions that one can follow to get
knowledge about trading---
Reading
Magazine and articles----
Reading is one of the oldest and most simple ways to get
knowledge about any subject. The more you will read the better will your
knowledge. Some of the popular magazines are business today, economic times,
etc.
Virtual
Demat account-----
Creating a virtual demat account can be a simple option to
get knowledge. You can go through website of NSE India or money control to open
new account. After getting enough knowledge you can open account in bank by
yourself or can take help from friend.
Take help
from some advisory firm-----
To earn money with little risk you can contact any good
advisory firm. They have a team of experienced research analysts who can help
for getting more money. They provide stock tips, commodity tips, equity tips and other
future predictions about market movement.
For more information please contact us at http://www.capital
paramount.com
The Indian markets managed to extend their gaining streak in the last session, though the gains were modest and the trade too remained choppy. Today, the start is likely to be steady and traders will look for strong cues to extend their bets. Meanwhile, the Prime Minister’s Office (PMO) has asked the Planning Commission to formulate a draft Bill on Dispute Resolution in Public Contracts in consultation with all stakeholders and Ministries. As the government aims to get 50 percent of its $1 trillion investment target for infrastructure sector from private companies. There will be some buzz in the export oriented stocks, as the External Affairs Ministry has said that it will draw a roadmap for Indian Missions abroad to push export promotion activities and help the country to arrest export slowdown. At the same time there will be reaction in pharma sector after the government issued the long-pending drug price control order, paving the way for the implementation of national pharmaceutical pricing policy, which will lead to a reduction of an average 20-25% in medicine prices.
