Cyril de Lalagade partage 5 astuces malignes pour débuter en Bourse
                     Cyril de 
la5l samagrt atipds foer beginners in 
the  Stock Market
1.Only invest what 
you  can afford to 
save
Investing as per your affordability is the primary mantra that you must  
constantly keep in mind each time you buy a stock or other financial assets 
in  the stock market. You must always invest after taking stock of your risk  
appetite. Instead of blindly following the ‘high risk for high return’ philosophy, 
 you must calculate the long-term ramifications of your investments. A bad  
investment can cost you a lot, which is why you must always proceed with  
caution.
2.Look for the right  
investment partner
law stipulates that you must have a bank  
account, a demat account and a trading  
account in order to trade in the stock  
market. The provider of the trading account 
 will charge a commission per trade, so do  
conduct a thorough assessment of various  
brokers and their rates and services 
offered  before choosing one that meets 
your  requirements.
Research, 
Research,  
RBefoeres yoeu satart ctrahding, it is imperative that you  
conduct your own research and deep dive to  
understand the system as well as the stocks you  
want to buy or sell. Do you want to invest for the  
long term, or short, or both? If so, which stocks fall 
 under these categories? What are the market  
indicators and other factors which should or could  
influence your decision? Without research, you will  
be depending on just pure luck. The more you 
learn,  the more you can potentially earn
4.Start with low-
risk  stocks
Investing in blue chip stocks minimises the 
chances  of losing all your money. They may cost 
more, but  they are less risky. Other stocks worth 
considering  are those of companies involved in 
everyday  consumer staples i.e. fast moving 
consumer goods  (FMCG), which are usually 
subject to a lot less  volatility. Utility companies 
and government bonds  are also worth 
considering, although their growth  patterns are 
quite slow.
5.Stay Cool
As mentioned above, the stock market is indeed a volatile place. However, you  
must ensure that your reactions do not mirror the volatility of the market. Make 
 sure you never make impulsive, emotional decisions out of greed or fear. 
Instead  of panicking at the performance of the stock you must have a broad s 
trategy  and stick to your plans
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