



New to stock market.
I am planning to buy an iPhone pro model so I can invest up to 50k-80K which stock should I invest in so I can buy it ?
Need 2x returns in a year.
Expected: iphone 19 pro Max
Please suggest some good stocks.
I have 10k saved up, should I start investing, I don't have much knowledge about this so seeking advice, I am a college student and wants to make some for my own needs.
Hi all, I'm new to investing and still learning about stocks and mutual funds. My total portfolio is around ₹40k. I got an ipo allotment of Amagi Media Labs and have been holding it since Jan. Would you suggest holding it for the long term or selling it? I'd really appreciate any advice or suggestions. Thanks!
Should I hold or buy more.
What is the expected future for these.
I usually invest on hear say and occasionally make some money.
Just wondering if this stock is going to go higher or just going to face revaluation soon
Hi, Beginner here ,
I want to ask the investors , i just sold my grandfather's land handed down to me after his death for 40 lakhs , where should i keep it for it to be the safest but also compound its value
Is there a company that is stable and will grow slowly but surely or should i jus t keep it in RBI or other banks?
Thank you
How bad it is out of 10😭?
I am a beginner any tips for intraday?
In the past I have made some money. But now since some time it's hovering around 210.
What should be the strategy.?
I am expecting one more breakout. Possibly 300 . But not sure should I wait or be done with it. Please advice.
Am a student, hoping to put my allowance into stocks
What all should i know…
I tried doing it alone… but no growth… in fact loss on a small amount only….
I dont have much of a capital as am a student
Could anyone tell me where to invest and what i should look out for?
Guys what is up with Cupid??😭😭😭 Will it fall?? Or will it keep giving me FOMO??
Hi everyone,
I'm 22 and still very early into investing. My mom basically forced me to start a SIP of ₹10,000/month, and I'm honestly glad she did.
I've been reading this sub for a while and finally put together a portfolio. I'd really appreciate criticism and suggestions rather than validation.
*Risk Appetite*
Aggressive. I'm comfortable with volatility as I have a long investment horizon.
*Investment Goal*
Primarily long-term wealth creation so I can:
Retire relatively early.
Build wealth for my future family/kids.
Potentially have enough flexibility to make major life purchases.
*Investment Horizon*
20–30 years. I may need to withdraw some amount during that period if life requires it, but the majority is intended to stay invested.
*Allocation (₹10,000/month)*
**Parag Parikh Flexi Cap** – ₹2,000 (20%)
**HDFC Mid Cap** – ₹2,000 (20%)
**Bandhan Small Cap** – ₹2,000 (20%)
**JioBlackRock Nifty Smallcap 250 Index Fund** – ₹2,000 (20%)
**Motilal Oswal Nasdaq-100 ETF** – ₹1,000 (10%)
**Motilal Oswal Nasdaq Q50 ETF** – ₹500 (5%)
**SBI Gold Fund** – ₹500 (5%)
I'm using Groww for all my investments at the moment.
Why I selected these funds
Parag Parikh Flexi Cap: Read countless recommendations about it and liked its long track record. That said, I'm not completely attached to it and may switch to another flexi-cap or a large & mid-cap fund later if it makes more sense.
HDFC Mid Cap: Chose it because it has a solid reputation among actively managed mid-cap funds.
Bandhan Small Cap: Mainly picked it because of its consistently strong historical performance.
JioBlackRock Nifty Smallcap 250 Index: I wanted passive exposure to the small-cap space alongside an active fund. Since it's an index fund and relatively new, I thought it could be a good long-term addition.
SBI Gold Fund: Wanted around 5% allocation to gold as a hedge against equity volatility.
Motilal Oswal Nasdaq-100 ETF: I wanted international diversification, especially exposure to leading US companies.
Motilal Oswal Nasdaq Q50 ETF: I know it's more concentrated and volatile, so I've kept the allocation small. I think it has good long-term growth potential.
My questions
Is my portfolio too concentrated in small caps?
Is having both the Nasdaq-100 ETF and Nasdaq Q50 ETF unnecessary?
Does 5% gold make sense at my age?
Is there anything you'd remove or replace if you were building this portfolio from scratch?
Would really appreciate any constructive criticism. I'm still learning and want to build good investing habits early.
Averaging at 18% looks pretty decent to me. Will try to dividend hunt on next buy.
Ps: I try too hard to get profit.