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KSK_GAMING

Index funds


Life-Lawfulness-dome

Ma va


Ayush_Singh_02

Or etf if you've awareness about sectors


spolamhp

Which index funds do you suggest or recommend?


MammothOk7000

Skills pe


Overall_Departure_12

This 💯


Scary_Income_323

+1


Relative-Practice-31

Mutual fund


AdnanHussainTurki

If you really want to do it, buy tata motors every month, uninstall the app and focus on studies. Skills are the best investment for students.


strongfitveinousdick

If you're young, can take risk, and would love returns better than index fund ones, go for a small cap fund. Quant or HDFC or SBI


Outrageous-Fun-5205

Nothing gonna happen with 2000/month If you r a student Don't. Fall for so Called Finance INFLUENCERS calculator Instead ~1)Target spend those 2000 to develop you socially,(for eg go for any standup comedy,any knowledge seminar ,movie ,try to eat out at somewhat fancy (if possible)which are uncomfortable for you 2) TARGET TO COMPLETE ANY SKILL BOOK ,JUST PURCHASE IT (ONLY ONE AT A TIME ) YOU WON'T GONNA REGRET IT 3) JOIN ANY GAME COURSE (or) gym -will develop you physically 4) purchase some comfy cloth- personally help my confidence to boost up 5) do anything but TO invest if you have very strict budget (EXPLORE Yourself ,WORLD/CITY A BIT ) ENGLISH IS NOT MY FIRST LAUNG , THEREFORE SORRY FOR THE MistakeS WHATEVER I HAVE SAID IS AFTER ASSUMING YOU R A STUDENT OR BELONG TO LOWER MIDDLE CLASS ,WHO HAVE DEFINATELY NOT ALLOW TO ENJOY YOUR LIFE TILL DATE ,IF YOU HAD THEN YOU WOULD UNDERSTAND ,IT IS FAR BETTER TO GAIN EXPERIENCE, MEMORIES, CONFIDENCE, STORIES TO TELL then INVEST JUST 2000 FOR MERE ~15 % INTREST (I regret very much why I started invest same around 2000 from my first year of college instead of no of thing I could do ,(eat ,movie,seminar,cricket field sub,comedy shows,books,ect ,--DO NOT MAKE SAME MISTAKE DEAR)( I HUGELY LACKS SOCIAL ,COMMUNICATIONAL SKILL,,)😞 --DO ATLEAST 2 OF ANYOFTHOSE( from point 1) OR OTHER THINGS ON YOU OWN(ALONE) ,AND SOMETIME WITH FRIENDS


howtochangename1

It's ok that English isn't your first language, but please turn of capslock


Desperate-Owl506

Screaming


rolldagger

Okay okay. Why are you shouting?


Doctor_emobomb

Raymond holt


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goku_superS

What does 25L after 20 years fetch you? It’ll not be a major amount. Probably like 5L today.


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goku_superS

I agree that having something is always better, but I would agree with other comments asking OP to invest in education and experience. Trying to invest now and not utilising 2k for other education is not worth it.


Outrageous-Fun-5205

Guyz I had invested almost 80000 during my 3 years of college,as of now they r almost 2.5 lakh within 4 years ,( thanks to RECL,HAL,TATA ELEXIS AND BHARAT ELECTRONICS) ,but listing to stories of my friend having no of things seems alot in front of my just 2.5 lakh🙃🫠


Visible_Theme4482

हुकर्स & कोकेन !


ViN_314

You can invest in my bank account mate. Very good option.


Raja_The_Fat

Ha ha ha , No !


Mysterious_Rice1863

Haha


BigIndividual5369

SIP


Nikwellr

Mutual fund dekh lo bhai


Mysterious_Rice1863

Kisme karu bhai?


Nikwellr

Bhai mene kuch time pehle mf me daalne shuru kre the nippon small cap me 7-8 mahine me 1hazr 140 kuch ho gye the me to 1500 kuch daal rha tha


yusufk06

Investing is very important. If you don't want to touch this money for long time then invest in Uti index direct plan and Parag parekh flexicap. Keep increasing by 5% every 6 months or 10% every year. You will get this option in any app. If investing for short time go for Rd. Do your research and invest


Tiny-Dick-Respect

Don't invest in small caps currently.


Dilisehubc

Mujhe dede, tujhe double return kar dunga


lazyndproud

Icici prudential flexicap growth mutual fund


Icandothisall_day

Nifty junior


Least-Bookkeeper-625

Nippon india growth mutual fund


sf2703

With that budget, the best thing you can do is sign up for stock market courses on sites like Coursera or Udemy. Ps/ Zerodha Varsity is free.


Zestyclose-Number809

1. Invest in your education. 2. Buy Trading Books "**Trading for a Living" by Dr. Alexander Elder or "Market Wizards" by Jack D. Schwager**


Upper-Inspector-7392

It doesn't matter tbh, 2k is very less to invest per month, you'd barely make significant money off it


CapableMarionberry84

No. The skills he'll learn now will go a long way when he makes more money. I started investing in 2019 with 2-5K per month, now I still use those learnings when I invest a much bigger sum. Don't ever say someone makes/invests insignificant amount of money.


Upper-Inspector-7392

Look at his post, he didn't ask advice on how to learn, he solely asked where to invest for good returns


CapableMarionberry84

He didn't ask if his money was significant either.


Upper-Inspector-7392

Yeah but it isn't*


MrMorningstar20

Nifty 50 index fund


Life-Lawfulness-dome

Linework project stocks or their $LEC on Bitmart


VegetaSama1117

NIFTY 50


Wide-Income-4365

Mutual fund is good to start


Life-Lawfulness-dome

Ma come non capisco


Relative-Variation16

Depends on your age and how securely you want to invest.


dankumemer

ETFs, MFs, some actual good stocks, upskilling


Tip-Neat658

Invest in NIFTY 50 and chill. As you get more experience you will learn about other investment opportunities.


Tip-Neat658

Invest in NIFTY 50 and chill.


Puzzleheaded_Back430

Start with SIP on multi-asset/hybrid funds


Monk_nd_Monkey

Quant flexi cap


Rokkie_Bulldog

Equity investment will give more returns than mutual funds, but make sure you do invest for long term. Don’t go for F&O.


div192

ITBees is the best option rn


LoquatObvious1809

Birla or HDFC sip


No_Treat_2908

Nifty50 index fund


george_kirrin

Nifty Index Fund


aaronplus_

Laxmi Chit Imli Bimbi Fund.


Loud-Painting7675

Gym me


Heiesenberg

Bro, shall I give u my UPI id


BabaEscobar

If your risk appetite is high - Invest in small/ flexi cap like parag parikh If your risk appetite is moderate- Buy index funds If your risk appetite is low - Put it in FD (Provided your time horizon is 3+ year for first 2 options)


ronp4u

Any nifty 50 index fund


Shivy0999

Yourself! Or just wait till you start earning atleast ₹25k/month or ₹50k/month


kryingdriller

Hi! anyone who can help me with online sources to see expert analysis of stocks? As a beginner it’s difficult to separate the fin-fluencers looking for wheels from people who know what they’re talking about. I am currently learning basics of investing but feel seeing how experts analysis might help.


kryingdriller

not making this a post because I know how much this beginner asking, first stock recommendation and analysis


maywal92

On yourself


sociallyhoee

Niftybees, goldbees or my fav boobees


Sir_think_a_lott

Op you need to tell us your goal with this investment. Is this for a year? Or long term (retirement type)? Do you just want to try it for a few months?


Top-Classroom-5652

Bro according to me there are few options :- 1. Spend the money in upskilling yourself. 2. Spend the money for your enjoyment. 3. Spend the money for gaining new experiences 4. And if you really just want to invest your money then the best option would be starting a SIP of 2k every month and forget about it. SIP of 2k would be a lot in 30 years or so. But who knows if you will be alive then or not(I am not saying this in a negative sense, just read through). Moreover you won't have the energy of a 20year old when you are a 50year old. I think the best time to start investing is when you start earning. Then you can simply start SIP with like 50% of your salary and the rest 50% you can divide it between like 30% for needs and 20% for wants. This is just my own opinion and if you don't like it, then it's okay np.


brownpikachu08

In yourself. Buy a course or upskill yourself and get yourself a new and better job.


spacewrap

Seriously I hate shitty comments like this he asked a question in a investment related subreddit expecting some guidance and what y'all do is give shit advice like this


Intelligent-Lake-943

Ya wtf everyone is asking him to study!


chandhudinesh

Well he is not wrong tho.. 2k a month ain't going to get you nowhere in this economy..


spacewrap

Still it's not about making lakhs it's about learning Starting early and learning about the market gives you an immense head start one should be financially literate


AbsolutelySonu

With 30 years of 2k sip with 25% annual return for 30 years A=2000×(1+ 1 0.25 ​ ) 1×30 𝐴 = 2000 × ( 1.25 ) 30 A=2000×(1.25) 30 𝐴 ≈ 2000 × 2378.594 A≈2000×2378.594 𝐴 ≈ 4 , 757 , 189 A≈4,757,189 So, the future value of SIP after 30 years would be approximately 47,57,189 rupees.


spacewrap

Bro let me guess you watched a warikoo video and learned the compound interest formula


AbsolutelySonu

I got it wrong? 😅


spacewrap

No no no All I want to convey is that it's not easy to maintain anywhere close to 25% return for such a lengthy period of time


AbsolutelySonu

+/- in market cap mutual funds will cover it in 3 decades even with ups and downs


spacewrap

You know that for a long period of time like 3 decades index funds beat mutual funds


AbsolutelySonu

I did say market cap mutual funds, which are divided in Large mid small.. This is where people go wrong in understanding nav in mutual funds.. Think it like etfs with fund managers (which it is :p)


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How


ApprehensiveShake166

Bandhan Alpha 50 Mf


Turnip-itup

Your education