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How To Overcome Your Fear Of #Investing In The #StockMarket

Most of the people are market-averse when it comes to investing their hard-earned money in it. The primary and most significant reason for this is the fear of loss of money.

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More often than not, this fear stems from the lack of knowledge surrounding #Markets. In this thread, we try to overcome this fear of investing in #StockMarket by following some easy steps

Here are some of the things you can do to get rid of your fear of investing in stocks

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1. Gain Knowledge of Stock Markets:

Start by educating yourself with the basic concepts related to stock markets and how do they work. You can reduce your investing risk significantly by understanding the basic #fundamentals, which are not as tough as you think.

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Investing in SA or US equities.

• How do I decide?
• Where does the market go from here?

Let’s look at historical data, to aid us in making better decisions.

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For my case study, I’m going to use the SA TOP 40 (SA40) index Chart.

These are the top 40 companies in SA by market capitalization. 👇🏽

sashares.co.za/jse-top-40/#gs…

*picture for visualization purposes only.
My starting data is completely arbitrary, the purpose of the thread is educational and not to give investment advice.

Start: 10 June 2002
End : 10 June 2019

Period 19 years.
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Kalpfin Wealth Byte (30 seconds read)

Too much, too soon, too fast!

Everyone knows the investing duo of Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger. But 40 years ago, there was a third member, Rick Guerin. The three made investments together.
Then Rick kind of disappeared while Warren and Charlie became the most famous investors of all time

A few years ago, hedge fund manager Mohnish Pabrai asked Buffett what happened. Rick, Buffett explained, was highly leveraged & got hit with margin calls in the 1970s bear market.
Some things scale well. Double their size & you get double the output (or more).Other things don’t, & it is important to know which is which.

A good summary of investing history is that stocks pay a fortune in the long run but seek punitive damages when you try to be paid sooner
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