Vineet Patawari, CEO of StockEdge shares how to pick the best stocks for high returns in long term and what not to do in unpredictable markets. Read on to find his tips
Vineet Patawari, CEO of StockEdge shares how to pick the best stocks for high returns in long term and what not to do in unpredictable markets. Read on to find his tips
When it comes to investing in unpredictable markets, one should avoid trying to time the market by catching the bottom.
When it comes to investing in unpredictable markets, one should avoid trying to time the market by catching the bottom.
Timing the market is not right because it’s nearly impossible to predict the exact moment when the market will hit its lowest point.
Timing the market is not right because it’s nearly impossible to predict the exact moment when the market will hit its lowest point.
And attempting to time the market can result in missed opportunities or buying at a higher price than anticipated.
And attempting to time the market can result in missed opportunities or buying at a higher price than anticipated.
Instead, you should have a list of well-researched stocks, says Vineet.
Instead, you should have a list of well-researched stocks, says Vineet.
These stocks should be high-quality companies with solid fundamentals and strong growth potential.
These stocks should be high-quality companies with solid fundamentals and strong growth potential.
By doing your research ahead of time, you can identify stocks that are likely to perform well over the long term, regardless of short-term market fluctuations.
By doing your research ahead of time, you can identify stocks that are likely to perform well over the long term, regardless of short-term market fluctuations.
Once you have your list of stocks, it’s important to implement a disciplined buying strategy, says Vineet.
Once you have your list of stocks, it’s important to implement a disciplined buying strategy, says Vineet.
Buy in a staggered manner on every dip, rather than investing your entire quantity in one go.
Buy in a staggered manner on every dip, rather than investing your entire quantity in one go.
This approach will allow you to take advantage of market volatility and potentially buy at lower prices, while also minimising your risk in case the market continues to decline.
This approach will allow you to take advantage of market volatility and potentially buy at lower prices, while also minimising your risk in case the market continues to decline.
Disclaimer: Views shared here are the personal opinions of Vineet Patawari. Equity investing is subject to market risks. Always consult a financial advisor before investing.
Disclaimer: Views shared here are the personal opinions of Vineet Patawari. Equity investing is subject to market risks. Always consult a financial advisor before investing.