“Ups and downs in life are very important to keep us going, because a straight line in ECG means we are not alive.”
—Ratan Tata
So investors need to remember that if they give the same respect to the equity, which they give to real estate, it would be a smoother ride with fewer costs.
Investing directly into shares has a lot of complexity that an individual person has to take care of. You have to examine stock and assess if the valuation is attractive. Investing in stocks is a dynamic process because the scenario of business is changing frequently because of competition. And one should also understand how the stock exchange like Sensex and nifty functions. So one should need higher initial capital to build a well-diversified portfolio.
If we take the case of equity funds it is a more convenient way to enter stock markets. Where the fund manager would take care of your portfolio. You need not worry about the changes happening in the stock market and other decisions like portfolio management. Moreover, you can start with a systematic investment plan (SIP) in mutual funds with low as Rs 500 every month. In short, you can achieve a similar but a safer level of at a smaller amount.
Fisdom gives you the option to invest in Mutual funds are the best way which gives exposure to your investments. So being a smart investor, why to invest in real estate when equity gives the best returns to your investments? Being an investor you have to understand that equity does take time and you need at least seven to ten years of patience to get your returns. You have to understand that you won’t double your money overnight, but you would be surely getting your returns which is between 12-15 percent a year.
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