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How to invest in the stock market
The stock market doesn’t have to be quite as risky if you take the long-term route
Of all the places to invest your money, the stock market is considered the most risky, and not without reason. Headlines such as ‘Sensex tanks 450 points’ and ‘Nifty drops 150 points’ are all too common, and can put off all but the most skilful and daring investor.
However, what many people fail to realise is that there are two distinct ways of making money off the stock market – trading and investing. While we hear a lot about the former, the latter is spoken about less often, even though it is by far the superior route for most investors.
In this report, we explain how you can start investing in shares, and how to choose the investment strategy that’s right for you.
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