10 Investing Tips for Beginners | Basics of Investing for Young Investors
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In this video, I present 10 important investing tips that I've learnt through the years. A lot of it came through investing mistakes and with rigorous reading and experience, I have been able to customize these for Indian investors like ourselves. Here, I shall be talking about investing goals, the role of time in investing, the building blocks of a good investment portfolio, investing risk & return and many such concepts. To put it differently, I shall attempt to build a path through the sea of ignorance :)
👉 Video Chapters:
00:00 Making my Path through the Sea of Ignorance
00:45 1. Investing Goals
02:07 2. Patience and Time
03:44 3. Strong Foundation
05:03 4. Risk, Return & Playing the Odds
06:37 5. Don't Chase Historical Returns
07:43 6. Avoid Stock Tips
09:18 7. Invest in Areas One Understands
10:15 8. Avoid Borrowed Money for Investing
11:07 9. Don't Check Your Portfolio Everyday
12:29 10. Always Be Learning
👉 Some Useful Resources & Readings:
‣ Rich Dad Poor Dad (book link): amzn.to/3H1xdWr
‣ Where to find Shankar Nath? bio.link/shankarnath
‣ Articles by Oaktree Capital: www.oaktreecapital.com/insights
‣ Morgan Housel's Brilliant Blog on Investing: collabfund.com/blog/
‣ Prof. Sanjay Bakshi's Wisdom: www.sanjaybakshi.net/
‣ Understanding of Behavioural Investing: fs.blog/
‣ Newsletter by Joachim Klement: klementoninvesting.substack.com/
‣ Prof. Aswath Damodaran's blog: aswathdamodaran.blogspot.com/
‣ SOIC TH-cam channel: / @soicfinance
‣ Meb Faber TH-cam Channel: / @themebfabershow1017
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Disclaimer: I am not a SEBI registered investment advisor or research analyst. The content posted on this platform is purely for educational purposes and none of it constitutes investing or trading advice. Viewers should do their own research and diligence before investing or acting on the information presented
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Mr Nath, your new AVATAR as our Investing GURU- is outstanding.
Thumbnail, Presentation, Content, Data, Visuals, Editing and YOU - superlative.
Starts with the magnetism of Jason Bourne or James Bond movie - but transform quickly to the level of indepth classics of Christofer Nolan
Thank you Dr. Mahanta .. for this cinematic comment :) .. I love trying out different topics and presentation formats & I'm glad you are liking it. Nevertheless, the hero of the movie is still the content
Oh, and speaking of Avatar .. I thought the first movie was better. Getting a sequel right is no easy task and very few have upped it. Namely:
a) T2: Judgment Day
b) The Dark Knight
and c) The Godfather
@@shankarnath as most of the personal investments channel are monotonous & some feels bias - we always wait for your concise & informative videos.
Please Guiding us always in this confusing whirlpool of stock market.
regarding sequel, your opinion echo mine. KNIVES OUT 2019 is much better than Knives Out 2022
@Dr PJ Mahanta Yes. The Green Onion story was not scripted well.
Learning and growing with Shankar nath…😊 let start beginners video.
:) hope you find the video useful, Jitu. Wishing you a pleasant Sunday
@@shankarnath thank you so much 😊
This is the only channel where I download, watch and keep forever each and every video..
In rest of all download- watch-delete
Thank you for your kind appreciation and continued patronage.
You come across as a kind-hearted person to me. You have been gaining financial wisdom over the years, which you are sharing so generously with everyone. Thank you for all the efforts!
Thank you Anupam. I have been taught & learnt from many magnanimous individuals .. and at some level I believe that in this lifetime itself, a person is rewarded for their good deeds & birched for the not-so-good ones. If one gets the opportunity, try to do good
@@shankarnath Great attitude, Shankar 😊
Finance is not my subject as I have retired from aviation industry. But slowly grown up interest since last 4 years . Though used to read lot many books but one thing I must say , still I am learning you. U r my absolute Guru. U r genius.
Happy to be playing a small part in your financial journey and education. Thanks for the kind words, Barun
Thank you messenger 😂👍
I ll try to reduce the frequency of shedding tears👍👏
Most welcome, Baskar. Yup, let's smile more
Good commandments I have to remember. 👍
wonderful !!!
Excellent......wow....
Informative and learning content, learned few more thing today, many many thanks.
Most welcome. Glad you liked it! :)
Brilliant!
You are different. You are a star.
Thank you
Keep posting valuable content
Shankar ji, thanks a lot!
My commandment is to understand my fear and greed and keep a monitor on expectations.
Thank you Amit ji. I liked the way you put it .. "understand my fear". Fear never goes away but if moulded in your way i.e. if one understands it .. then greatness can be achieved.
It's like that line from the Batman movie (when Bruce Wayne was in Bane's prison): How can you move faster than possible .. fight longer than possible .. without the most powerful impulse of the spirit? The fear of death.
Another useful video for all investors. Thank you sir
Most welcome, Kanakaraj
Thank you so much , i can relate "patience" example 👍
You're most welcome
Excellent presentation sir 🙏
Many many thanks. Glad you liked it
1. How do you set the asset allocation to take advantage of tactical opportunities? Do you keep money in cash/liquid/UST debt funds as dry powder? How do you decide how much to allocate for this?
2. Please make a video on how to rebalance.
Hello Meghana:
1. I have a video on this. Link: th-cam.com/video/bN5QdxY3RVs/w-d-xo.html .. a lot of it is experimentation based on my comfort, risk assumptions and goals but I am most comfortable with 65:35 equity:non-equity. Specifics are in the video
2. Yes, I'll have that video soon
Superb analysis and learnings! Thanks for sharing! 👏👏👏👌👌👌
Glad you liked it. Thanks for the appreciation
As usual brilliant stuff...thanks Shankar
Most welcome, MB
Growing financial knowledge with you sir, always remain a fantastic journey for every young investor.
Glad you found it useful, Sukanta
Super sir
Awesome..!! great content and efforts . Thanks for sharing this.
Glad you liked it!
Incredible! Superb! So crisp!
Thanks a lot!
Very good Shankar. Great points, indeed!
Glad you found them useful, Tissy. Thx
Hello sir, again, thank you so much. As a beginner in investing, your video help me so much through my adventure in stock market 😁
I'm glad to hear that
Thanks Shankar ji, for the wonderful content. Eagerly waiting for the next episode..
Most welcome!
From now onwards you are my investment guru ✨️ 🙏
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Your presentation skills highly impressive. Good information and useful for long term investor. Thanks for your efforts.
Thank you very much, Annamalai. I'm glad to know that you found this video useful and it's something you can apply in your investing approach.
So you follow SOIC great sir👍
Thank you sir..!!
Most welcome
Great learning as always!
Glad to hear that!
The art work once again 😍
Thanks!
Thank you messenger of God. Wonderful thoughts and points.
You are so welcome
Really you are doing fantastic work 🙏
Thank you so much 😀
Thank you sir.
Most welcome
The crying and tears bit had me in splits 😂 Great video Shankar, hope such knowledge was imparted in schools.
Glad you liked it. Thanks Anup
This is an amazing video Shankar. Though i have been investing for a decade. Must say there was a lot to learn.
Especially the risk quadrant, did lead to a wry smile. I have followed and felt the need to chase canslim models, sectoral funds, baggers, or index investing.
Though these seemed as the most novel ideas, there is no avenue other than patient, boring, consistent and risk free investing to generate the best returns.
Thank you Abhay, glad you liked it
Such an interesting video.
Glad you enjoyed it
Wow, amazing thumbnail and content as well. Thank you, sir, for educating us 🙏🙏
So nice of you. Most welcome, Nayana
All the best 👍
Very nice and sincerely explained
Thank you Ambareesh
Thank you for the "enlightenment".
Kerp it going.
Most welcome
Your every video leaves me more peaceful than before. Thnx a lot. Not to forget , your animations are too cool. God bless bro ❤
Glad to hear that. Thanks!
Well expressed 🙏
Thank you!
Really great learning sir
Thanks for liking
You are simply great
Thank you so much 😀
I’ve subscribed to your channel relatively recently, and I must say that I’ve thoroughly enjoyed your videos.
The high quality narration and graphics, relevant and sensible content delivered in a gentle and un-frenetic (is that even a word??😄) manner, the whole thing laced with wry humour and peppered with cinematic references… really hits the sweet spot for me every time.
Do keep making these great videos, and I wish you and your channel all success in the coming years 😊👍
Thank you for your kind appreciation, Raj
I think frenzied is the word you were looking for .. or rather the antonym of it. Going back to Wren & Martin, if the base word is from a Germanic language, then using "un" is appropriate but if that word is Latin, then the proper prefix is “in”. I'm sure this doesn't take away the confusion (neither yours nor mine) on when to use "un" (or "in" or "mis" or "not") .. but atleast we have something to confuse others with :)
@@shankarnath True dat…😊
Jai ho🙏
Real good stuff
Thanks
Shankar, investors need people like you, who really want to educate and share your knowledge. After watching ur videos, even I am changing my approach to investing. It shows how much research you do for a single educational video. Investors should identify people like you and learn from you.
Thank you for your kind appreciation. Yes, investing is evolutionary and after every video I make (primarily on account of the research it takes), even I make small & big changes to my thinking. I have 3 different experiments running outside of my core portfolio .. and it's my view that this isolate & test strategy is a great way to test what one learns.
Thanks
Thank you Pappala ji for your kind appreciation and this gratuity. Glad you liked this video!
Thank you Shankar Nathan ji for telling us so many useful things
Learning a lot from you🙏
My pleasure
Sucha an informative video and unique way of a presentation 👌🏻
Thanks a lot 😊
Top notch video editing 👌
Thank you 🙌
Sir just wanted to take a moment and appreciate the kind of content you are putting out 🔥🔥🔥
I have actually learnt the most from this channel in such a short amount of time, explaining even some of the complex concept in such an easy manner
Keep up the good work😄
Thank you very much, Harshit. I am very happy to know that you are deriving good value from my videos and hopefully you are using it to improve your own investing practice.
Shankar Nath shedding tears,-looking portfolio was fantastic. Overall you are sharing great knowledge in a simple easy language. Thumbs Up.
Thank you Deependra ji for your kind appreciation
Good title..
Thank you so much Shankar for this very informative video. Your soft voice, subtle humor, effective captions, captivating visuals truly proves you to be a "Prophet of Investing" 😊
Thank you Sriram for your kind words .. and for this hallowed elevation :)
Never ever imagined that most boring points in finance and investing can be presented this creatively
Hats off 📴 sir
Further I waiting for a day when you will publish your books specially on sector wise analysis. Thanks you
So nice of you, Krishna. Very happy to know that my videos have been helpful for you and are able to explain things in a pleasant & retentive manner
Dear Shankar, your content quality and way of presentation are so good and crisp. Thanks for sharing knowledge
Thank you Sundaram. Happy to hear that!
Always nice to hear from Shankar. I would like to add one more point i.e. Do additional investment of 1% when ever there is a fall of reference index of the mutual fund. It helps to create better wealth creation.
Thanks. It's a nice point you raise, made me curious. Few questions to start a discussion:
1. At how much fall of index, should that additional investment be done? I mean is it 1% or 2% or 5% or something else?
2. The additional investment is 1% of what? i.e. is it 1% of corpus or annual SIP or something else?
@@shankarnath I do 1% investment when in 2 funds whenever there is change in index on downside by keeping minimum amount on SIP every month. My investment of 1% additional investment of investment amount and not on market value. It is helping to create accumulation of more units. I mostly do it with Nifty50 index. Also do when there is breakdown of Nifty mid cap 150 index in large and Mid Cap category.
Nice and informative video. I liked the illustration of yourself: young, old, crying .. couldn't stop laughing.
Thank you Pooja. Watch out for the next video (releasing Wed or Thu) .. I've done some over-acting
This guy's thumbnail game is on point 💯
You thumbnail brought a Sunday smile today 🙂🙂
🙌 Thanks
Great content- loved the last one, be a student for life.
Thanks!
@@shankarnath - your thoughts/insights on PPFAS mutual fund with their performance for the last year or so.
Amazing content as always. I do have a request. Can you make a video on how to gauge promoter governance quality? Im sure many struggle on how to go about this.
Thank you for your kind appreciation and suggestion. I'll add it to my content queue
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Great insight about your view 🙂.. Awesome content.. please keep doing same..
Thanks
Hello Mr Nath, thanks for valuable video, which is best Indian resource for Equity Research and reliable tips.. SOIC i do subscribe. Among the resources you have recommended except SOIC all are foreign. So kindly do suggest..
Sirr please make a video on
1. mid cap index investing and
2. individual stock selling and buying timings.
We don't know when to sell and stock comes back to same levels after run up and miss the profits.
Thanks for such quality content
Thanks for your suggestions, I'll add it to my content queue
13:05 Mohnish Pabrai
I wish I had teachers in my engineering college who could explain concepts the way Mr Nath does
I had one in B-School (Prof. Bakshi) who taught us investing. Do read more about him. Actually read this pls (he wrote this almost 20 years back) : arvindt.blogspot.com/2005/09/prof-called-sanjay-bakshi.html
Your videos are very unique and I Love them very much, Sir. I have a question will Gold lose its value or will it stay at the same price with 4-5% CAGR or will give a very good return like 10-15% CAGR
Thank you. Apologies, there is no indicator I've found that can explain the direction of gold in the future. But I've done some research on the past and the price of gold has gone up by 9-10% p.a. over the last 40 years. However I should mention, within those 40 years .. there have been some periods (as high as 7-8 years), when the gold price was flat.
Great Content, A request from my end, If possible, can you please cover how to choose the best index funds across different markets - NSE, BSE, NASDAQ, S&P, EFT and the prominent differences across (NSE Index Funds vs BSE Index Funds) & (NASDAQ Index Funds, Index FoF vs S&P Index Funds) & (ETF Vs INDEX Funds) - Best strategy of choosing among them time to time. Thanks in advance
Thanks for your suggestion. I'll add it to my content queue
Can you make an video, related to buying an Petrol or EV bikes! which could be better investment for future.
Thanks for the suggestion
Sir i downloaded my 2022 year's realised p&l from zerodha. In that total buy value is 346335, total sell value is 380811, so 34476 is the profit, then what is percentage return i gained?
*Please make a video on how to calculate return/profits on investments made in zerodha kite.
Hello Sai, you'll have to calculate XIRR. Read up more about it on the internet pls.
Thanks for your suggestion. I'll add it to my content queue
@@shankarnath xirr for 2022 completed trades showing 58% (thank you for your reply ❤️)
Shankarji, Thanks for sharing your experience. I would add a very vital factor and i.e. "LUCK" . say with just 3 commandments # 2. Patience. #3. Strong foundation & #9. Checking lesser times, you can achieve stupendous results over a period of 20-30 years with compounding. I am 65+ and I made huge gains with zero knowledge, only with patience and coffee can investing. Luckily for me few couple of initial public offerings of just 100 shares turned into few thousands. Definitely my approach was wrong and a new investor should follow all the basics. Nonetheless, luck played a crucial role in my case. Also liked the thumbnail as Ten commandments is among one of my favorite epic movies, imagining Charleston Heston's muscular body with your body was really imaginative.😀
Thanks for sharing you experience and opinion. Luck is an important part of investing (and life in general). Infact, a lot of us associate luck with what one or someone lese receives ... but think sometimes not getting what one wants is also a wonderful stroke of luck esp. when it comes to IPOs.
Absolutely spot on... Let honesty, simplicity and data driven analysis be the usp of your channel, not unnecessary histrionics.
Superb sir! I want to copy of your portfolios! It is possible! Atleast 20©
Thanks!
Shankar Sir you missed Bachalor of Engineering 🤣
Do you offer paid service
I only have a 1:1 paid consultation. Patrons use it to discuss some parts of their finances, get their questions answered and organize their wealth. It's suitable for people with 75 lakhs to 3 crores in wealth (excl. house), mostly salaried people. If keen, please use meet.rpy.club/shankarnath/ to pay & schedule a call.
Grt video. But tracking protofolio gives opportunity to average out good stocks.
Everything is superb...
One thing can be improve....Bilingual (Hindi + English)
Sirji, are you still invested and still holding onto your picks and investment models of ET Money
Thank you, MB
Checking the portfolio is sometimes good. I learn a lot when I correlate it with global and local behavior. It's not harmful if we take it with curiosity and wonderment and learn, and take notes. Slowly, we become emotionally immune to the ups and downs.
Sir do u think Pursuing Pgdm(sm) from Nism is worth it, If one is actually interested in stock market? SIR PLZ ANSWER. BTW Thanku so much for the video. 🙏
Apologies, I don't know. You'll have to check with someone who has done that diploma .. Linkedin can help.
@@shankarnath Got it sir, BTW thanks for ur response🙏
I don't understand this portfolio checking. I won't see mf portfolio. I just setup sip and leave them. Incase stock I often see the portfolio. If I see stock in my portfolio reduced 5% or higher I will buy little bit more. Whenever I have money to invest I just visit the portfolio and buy some stocks in cheaper price.
DO NOT BUY COMPANIES WITH HIGHEST SALES TO MARKET UP ( HIGHEST IN THE SENSE WITH ITS OWN HISTORICAL SALES TO MARKET CAP)
Sir I m not a expert of choosing stock for their performance I want a suggestion from you that if I invest by ET money genius is this reasonable for me bcz it cost around 3000 yearly their recommendation is helpful for me or not
Please reply sir @shankar nath
Hi. If choosing stocks is the concern, then why not opt for a mutual fund? An AMC employs a professional team of analysts to do this part.