Complete Investing Guide in Stock Market (Hindi)

Section 1 Introduction to Long Term Investing: Learn how to make money over time with long-term investing. This course will take you through the key concepts and strategies for informed investment decisions.

Section 2 Understanding the Indian Stock Market: Learn to understand India's stock market better. Find out how stocks work, including who are the big shots in India's stock market like NSE, BSE, Nifty 50 and Sensex.

Section 3: Investment strategies. The main thing is to understand value investing, growth investing, dividend investing, index fund investing. Learn how each of them works, which one may fit the best for you.

Section 4: Fundamental Analysis. Learning how to evaluate the financial health and potential of a company. Understanding Financial Statements, Ratios, Valuation Techniques and the critical role of Strong Management.

Section 5 The Fundamental Analysis of Finance Company: Know how to do a fundamental analysis of a bank or a finance company. Learn the meanings of financial statements, key ratios, valuation methods, and understand why good management is essential.

Section 6 Economic Indicators and Stocks Economic indicators encompass a wide scope of areas such as GDP, inflation, interest rates, and unemployment. All these influences the way stocks perform. The knowledge of all this important economic indicator and what it means to an investor forms part of knowing how to read them correctly.

Learn to build and manage a portfolio in Section 7 through diversification, risk management, and optimization of returns. Discover what rebalancing, tax-efficient investing, and the utilization of ETFs and mutual funds can do to attain one's personal goals.

Section 8: Behavioral Finance
Learn about the psychology of investing. Understand common biases and learn ways to avoid them. And most importantly, patience and discipline are paramount for long-term success.

Section 9 Retirement Planning and Long-Term Goals: Secure Your Future Retire in Style Provide a clear idea of what you want; calculate how much you will probably have at retirement; and devise a long-term investment strategy that uses the compounding power of compound interest.