| Yes, of course, investing in shares is a good option | | | | Most of the investors due to greed factor invest in |
| for people who look for long-term investments. | | | | low priced stocks which are not fundamentally |
| There are people who invest in shares for a smaller | | | | strong, to make huge money. There have been |
| duration; it may be for 1 week, 1 month or 3 months. | | | | many bull runs and stocks which have zero value |
| For people who do not know much about share | | | | have run up to $100. People have made good money |
| markets and which stocks to buy and sell, then they | | | | when they quit, when the bull run was at it peak. But |
| can invest in mutual funds. In mutual funds, a mutual | | | | many people hold on to the stocks thinking that they |
| fund manager who has very good knowledge of the | | | | would go even higher but when the bears start |
| stock markets will manage your funds and you can | | | | hammering the stocks, the investors are unable to |
| get good returns on your investment. | | | | sell their stocks as there are no buyers for dud |
| The risk as well as reward is high in share market | | | | shares in the market. |
| investments. If you invest in shares, which are | | | | Share market is a good option to invest. If you are |
| fundamentally strong, then the risk of losing your | | | | thinking of a long-term investment then it is a good |
| principal is less. If you invest in dud shares, then you | | | | option. But, you should never invest all your money in |
| could lose the money invested with no gain. You | | | | one company. Never put all your eggs in one basket. |
| should take care of the money you invest in shares | | | | At the same time you should invest in mutual funds, |
| and invest in fundamentally strong shares which has | | | | bank savings, bonds etc, which could provide a fixed |
| good growth potential in the middle and longer term. | | | | rate of interest. |