4 Investing Rules Every 20-something Should Follow (and mistakes to avoid)

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  • Опубликовано: 17 фев 2023
  • If you're in your 20s and looking to invest your hard-earned money, this video is for you! We know it can be overwhelming to figure out how to start investing, but don't worry, we've got your back.
    In this video, we're going to chat about all things investments - rules to follow, things to do, and things to avoid.
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Комментарии • 107

  • @PrateekSinghLearnApp
    @PrateekSinghLearnApp  Год назад +4

    Please make a note of the correction on Dividends in index funds - There are 2 types of funds - growth & IDCW. in the growth fund dividend is re-invested, whereas in IDCW it is paid out to the subscriber.

    • @a.r4k3sh
      @a.r4k3sh Год назад

      damn, i had this doubt since very long about what's that IDCW thingy.

  • @muvvalabhaskar3948
    @muvvalabhaskar3948 Год назад +12

    1.emergency fund for 6 months to 1 year
    2. Health insurance
    3.Term insurance
    4.sip in index
    Just keep it simple good to go

  • @stutibhandari5210
    @stutibhandari5210 Год назад +3

    so engaging, so informative! 🌟

  • @Adrenalinsingh
    @Adrenalinsingh Год назад +2

    Awesome video. Very informative

  • @manansolanki4186
    @manansolanki4186 Год назад +4

    10:00 There are some index fund that pay dividends and if not they will invest back to increase the networth of the fund so you are not missing on anything.
    15:20 There has been change in consideration in holding patterns , Vijay shekhar Sharma who is a promoter but his stack is also considered as public.
    17:24 ELSS is 3 years lock in period.
    22:00 Nifty 50 is not top 50 market cap wise company, it's a benchmark that represents India's growth and all sectors have been included also it depends wheather a stock is in futures trading or not and how much free float is available e.g. DMART is way bigger than many of the Nifty 50 companies.

  • @funsukwangdoo
    @funsukwangdoo Год назад +1

    Good content, keep it up! I predict many more views and subs will come your way

  • @jinalsinghvi7673
    @jinalsinghvi7673 Год назад

    Very much Helpful Video. Waiting for the next video

  • @TARUNPARASHAR
    @TARUNPARASHAR Год назад +2

    This was fun to watch 🤣🤣🤣

  • @stephensharon1428
    @stephensharon1428 Год назад

    Brother thanks for the video
    I will forward to my son 😀👏👏👏

  • @BiswajeetSahoo-jp8ro
    @BiswajeetSahoo-jp8ro Год назад +1

    I really enjoyed this new concept of this show. It's just I feel like the organisation of ideas could have been better and also like a set flow of ideas would have made it even more interesting.
    Nevertheless I really am excited to see next such episodes.

  • @sameerdhamija07
    @sameerdhamija07 Год назад +3

    Big Fan of your sense of Humour Prateek Sir, agar aaj aap LearnApp nahi chale rahe hote to mostly aapne Kapil Sharma ko takkar di hoti aur aap Comedy show chala rahe hote, I guess..😅😅

    • @PrateekSinghLearnApp
      @PrateekSinghLearnApp  Год назад +3

      Oh dude, i secretly will start stand up once LearnApp is on autopilot 😬😬🤫

    • @sameerdhamija07
      @sameerdhamija07 Год назад +1

      @@PrateekSinghLearnApp I'll be your first audience..😁

  • @utkarshjha657
    @utkarshjha657 Год назад

    How to change bank account linked with trading platform (if needed)?

  • @MayurCreativeStudio
    @MayurCreativeStudio Год назад +6

    Golden Words By Prateek Sir “Short Term Mei Kuch Nahi Hota” ❤

    • @PrateekSinghLearnApp
      @PrateekSinghLearnApp  Год назад +1

      ❤️❤️

    • @noopurp123
      @noopurp123 Год назад +1

      @HRM FINANCE Still, Short term me kuch nahi hota...The kind of returns you can see in long term, you cannot even imagine in short term...

  • @chandanck3806
    @chandanck3806 Год назад +1

    This is great. Can you do it for different age groups like 30s 35s etc

  • @himanshubokade
    @himanshubokade Год назад

    Sir please explain SLB mechanisim in the market

  • @abhrarajchanda5514
    @abhrarajchanda5514 Год назад +1

    10:18 Bhai in index fund either etf price or through mf NAV, if you get dividend the price of etf or the NAV in mf gets factored in it. So you're not losing in dividends. They get adjusted in the price.

    • @smilefoundation7278
      @smilefoundation7278 Год назад +1

      yes, Prateek may be confused at that time. NAV reflects all the actions.

    • @PrateekSinghLearnApp
      @PrateekSinghLearnApp  Год назад

      Thanks for pointing out Abhraraj
      Have pinned it in the comments

  • @Prakashkumar-xd3ry
    @Prakashkumar-xd3ry Год назад +4

    I want to learn investing and change my life

    • @PrateekSinghLearnApp
      @PrateekSinghLearnApp  Год назад

      Let’s do it together, do let us know what you would want to learn next…🙌🏼

  • @sarunpmurali
    @sarunpmurali Год назад +1

    As Far as I know the dividends received by MF from individual stocks are actually reflected in the NAV. So the dividends also add up to the total returns from the MF. This dividend should not be confused with the dividends paid by the mutual fund scheme.

    • @PrateekSinghLearnApp
      @PrateekSinghLearnApp  Год назад

      Have made the correction and pinned in the comment, thanks for replying though

  • @vlogsofwanderlust
    @vlogsofwanderlust Год назад +1

    30 series v kijiyega . Love your videos . Boostups my investments ❤

  • @k3shavGupta
    @k3shavGupta Год назад

    Hey I am 18 I have started investing 1000-2000 bucks in stocks and crypto any investment advice .
    I mostly invest in nifty companies, Bitcoin and ether

  • @ShriSamridhi
    @ShriSamridhi Год назад

    Which one is more beneficial to invest nifty 50 index fund or Equity & gold smallcase

  • @AbhishekYadav-he4eg
    @AbhishekYadav-he4eg Год назад

    Yeah great advice, loved it, but all I need now is a job and I am set.

    • @PrateekSinghLearnApp
      @PrateekSinghLearnApp  Год назад +1

      Would this be your fist job? What do you think you are good at

    • @AbhishekYadav-he4eg
      @AbhishekYadav-he4eg Год назад +1

      @@PrateekSinghLearnApp I am very good at consuming content and finding new ways to procrastinate,
      Fuck, I didn't know you guys will reply,
      I don't even have a resume.
      I am probably unemployable right now, you guys take care, take my advice and please don't reply to such comments its hard on people like me and now I will regret that I missed an opportunity.
      take care

    • @PrateekSinghLearnApp
      @PrateekSinghLearnApp  Год назад +2

      hahaha, Abhishek, we wish you the best.
      And don't think too much be a doer and you will definitely find your way.

  • @sauravsajeendran3939
    @sauravsajeendran3939 Год назад

    i would like to know whats your opinion about investing in the 20s and start trading by pledging the stock by 30s without any job , full time trader . now i have studied many things through many platform and i will get 10 year experience . how would you say ?

    • @PrateekSinghLearnApp
      @PrateekSinghLearnApp  Год назад

      You could start investing in your 20s, or rather you definitely should! There are different strategies out there which are around pledging your existing share & using that capital to trade in the markets. This definitely seems like a way forward.

  • @bhanuprakash128
    @bhanuprakash128 Год назад +1

    which is better in returns etfs or index funds because both do same thing but expense ratio varies a lot?

    • @pradeepp9904
      @pradeepp9904 Год назад

      Both are good, returns are similar more or less, but before investing in etf make sure it is liquid enough to buy and sell at right price. Example niftybees is popular and very liquid

    • @PrateekSinghLearnApp
      @PrateekSinghLearnApp  Год назад

      The difference in returns is not worth this research. However, ETFs maybe giving that extra 0.01% that you are looking for

  • @a.r4k3sh
    @a.r4k3sh Год назад

    Which is a better option an ETF or a passively managed Mutual fund ?
    How to allocate the salary in different parts let's say Expenses, Emergency Fund, Investments and in how much proportions, is there any rule to follow ?
    If doing SIP, will it be enough or do we have to increase it Year after Year, just like how the Salary goes up year after year ?
    Let's say i don't buy all this and say if want to go DIY but i want to secure my future with slightly greater returns than passive investing obviously by SIP but there is a limited money available each month after all the kharcha, if yes then how can someone go through all that, are there any playbooks available in the world of Personal Finance ?
    How to stay calm in the market crashes, every now & then someone in their 20's get's distracted very easily, i'm talking about majority but there are odd ones who takes charge of their future in the early age with proper wisdom & practice, how can someone stay invested each month, is there anything like auto debit, like salary credited, amount debited towards SIP, just like EMI's ?

    • @PrateekSinghLearnApp
      @PrateekSinghLearnApp  Год назад +1

      Hey, don't worry too much about ETFs or Index funds. Doesn't make too much difference. And yeah there are some simple thumb rules you can follow. Save at least a minimum of 10% of your income, First allocate your savings to buying insurances (Health & Life), then save for a liquid emergency fund (6*monthly expenses). I hope this makes sense :)

    • @a.r4k3sh
      @a.r4k3sh Год назад

      @@PrateekSinghLearnApp this is quite simple, I was unnecessarily getting worried, thank you.

  • @anikdas4838
    @anikdas4838 Год назад

    Hi, I am really confused about the term option trading and the taxes included in trading.. if you could guide me it would be really helpful and I will be highly obliged..

    • @PrateekSinghLearnApp
      @PrateekSinghLearnApp  Год назад +1

      Hey Anik,
      In order to understand what Options trading is, you could read our blogs by visiting blog.learnapp.com/ where we have covered most of the basics of options trading.
      OR
      Join the Options Prime where you go all the way from understanding basic concept like call and put, how are premiums calculated and create a backtested system - all of this in just 2 Days. And guess what!? It's absolutely free!
      Apply here: workshops.learnapp.com/optionsprime

    • @anikdas4838
      @anikdas4838 Год назад

      @@PrateekSinghLearnApp it would be great if you could make a video about it

  • @pirates8883
    @pirates8883 Год назад

    Nifty bees me small invest kare toh charges in longer term sip se jyada honge ya kam

    • @PrateekSinghLearnApp
      @PrateekSinghLearnApp  Год назад

      We can backtest this but you cannot take it as a thumb rule for future investments also depends on the fund that you are comparing it with

  • @MitraMainak
    @MitraMainak Год назад

    Dividends in Index investing are reinvested back, The only difference is that the Growth Plan is more tax-efficient than the Dividend Reinvestment or IDCW Reinvestment plan.
    Index Fund beats most of the Top100 stocks related mutual funds , but for midcap and smallcap the actively managed funds mostly perform better than Index funds.

  • @pravinshende9732
    @pravinshende9732 Год назад

    How many no of Nifty bees are available in market, like there are limited no of shares of reliance or any other company..

    • @PrateekSinghLearnApp
      @PrateekSinghLearnApp  Год назад

      No not limited, but why would you ask that? Trying to understand your context

    • @pravinshende9732
      @pravinshende9732 Год назад

      @@PrateekSinghLearnApp I trade in option. And I want to use niftybees to hedge nifty option/fut. Also interested to invest in eft. So before using bees to trade wanted to know more about it.....

  • @TheCuriousCurator-Hindi
    @TheCuriousCurator-Hindi Год назад

    It's surprising to know ki elss ka lock in nahi pata inko. Either ways content is educational for most videos.

  • @jack-uq3wn
    @jack-uq3wn Год назад +1

    1:05 jese jay shah ne banayi 🤣

  • @krishnans4714
    @krishnans4714 Год назад +1

    Just copy nifty 50 each stock weightage wise and invest we get divident, so in our portfolio we have 50 stock.. Is it good prateek sir??

    • @nishantpratapsingh6628
      @nishantpratapsingh6628 Год назад +2

      It is very difficult. It's not even possible with small money. You need approx 1 lakh just to buy 1 share each of 50 companies, Nestle alone cost 19k. And then you wanted to buy as per weightage requires 10lakh+ to normalise the portfolio. If you really want to invest in nifty50 then directly buy nifty50 or it's ETF. you don't get dividends but price of funds gets readjusted when dividend are given by company. So your invested value increases instead of getting money in hand.

    • @nishantpratapsingh6628
      @nishantpratapsingh6628 Год назад

      Also i would like to add that if you really want to follow nifty50 then you are not applying any methodology or technique of yours then simply pay a very small fees and just invest in index ETF or MF. Why go through so much trouble of calculating and buying individual stocks and maintaining weighting continuously, dealing with capital taxes and all. So many calculations. If you are ready to do so many calculations than invest some more time and make your own portfolio.
      Just advising. Either buy index or make your own portfolio, no sense in buying individual nifty 50 shares for .2-.3% savings.

    • @krishnans4714
      @krishnans4714 Год назад

      But we don't get divident

    • @nishantpratapsingh6628
      @nishantpratapsingh6628 Год назад

      @@krishnans4714 you do get dividends indirectly. Value of fund and your units increase so you get the profit. It's just not in hand directly. Dividends are paid to fund manager and he reinvest it again. And your return also increases.
      Dividends are rarely even 1 percent of investment and then you have to pay taxes on it. Whereas in funds only simple capital gains tax applied. So there are benefits to etf/MF. If you don't want to take headache. Else go for a dedicated portfolio.

    • @PrateekSinghLearnApp
      @PrateekSinghLearnApp  Год назад +1

      Nishant your comments have been on point 💯 it’s great to see our squad helping each other out🙌🏼

  • @A2fingyan
    @A2fingyan Год назад +1

    ELSS lockin is 3 years

  • @anirbandatta3758
    @anirbandatta3758 Год назад +2

    Cant say its a good video as lot of wrong information is there. Please do your research properly before educating others. Even in pinned comment you have not rectified all your mistakes as of today. (one of them is ELSS lock in period is 3 years )

  • @harshitbelwal9925
    @harshitbelwal9925 Год назад

    Can I know what is your official mail address from which we are supposed to get the reply for the form we have filled. And what is the approx date?

    • @PrateekSinghLearnApp
      @PrateekSinghLearnApp  Год назад

      Hey you can reach out to us at help@learnapp.co
      For application status related to Prime, we send updates via Email/ Whatsapp.

  • @MD-izwatching
    @MD-izwatching Год назад +1

    ELSS is 3 Years Locked in not 5 Years.

  • @maheshshaw3148
    @maheshshaw3148 Год назад

    Is it possible to make 10%in a month for a long 10 year by trading or somehow

    • @PrateekSinghLearnApp
      @PrateekSinghLearnApp  Год назад

      No it’s not this is an incorrect expectation. Mahesh, do something for me. Goto google and find a compound interest calculator and put in an initial capital of 1L and 10% monthly return compound this for 10 years and tell me the answer. This will make you realise what a large number you are targeting and why it’s unrealistic.

    • @nishantpratapsingh6628
      @nishantpratapsingh6628 Год назад

      927 crores approx., from 1 lakh in 10 years. 🎆🤗👏

  • @bharathkumarn502
    @bharathkumarn502 Год назад +3

    Bhaut Dard hua re🤣

  • @CollinDavis
    @CollinDavis Год назад

    I am 35. Why am I even watching this video?

    • @PrateekSinghLearnApp
      @PrateekSinghLearnApp  Год назад

      Probably teach someone in their 20s how to go about investing post watching this video?

  • @amitkumar-vk5yt
    @amitkumar-vk5yt Год назад +1

    I hope the content is scripted . Prateek Sir loved the content 🥰

  • @uunistu8006
    @uunistu8006 Год назад

    How much greedy someone should be in their 20's 😄?!

    • @PrateekSinghLearnApp
      @PrateekSinghLearnApp  Год назад +1

      We all wanted everything for nothing in our 20s, nothing wrong in it….I too was like that it’s human nature but I guess now we have good sources in the internet to teach us otherwise

    • @uunistu8006
      @uunistu8006 Год назад

      @@PrateekSinghLearnApp So it will be ideal to strive efficiency.. but let's see..
      Keep providing such stuff 👌 🙂

  • @tejnp
    @tejnp Год назад

    ELSS lock-in for 5 years.. Ha ha.. Lost all trust on data you present on this channel. Pls post correction for ELSS lock-in period... And shocked to hear you repeated it 5-6 times.

    • @PrateekSinghLearnApp
      @PrateekSinghLearnApp  Год назад

      Hey sorry this was my fault accepted. Will post corrected version as pinned comment.

  • @Rohan-cw3wp
    @Rohan-cw3wp Год назад +1

    DMART
    AFFLE INDIA
    EQUITAS SMALL FINANCE BANK
    🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

  • @yursfraandly9783
    @yursfraandly9783 Год назад

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  • @vijayraj458
    @vijayraj458 Год назад

    Do a video on black Rock 🪨
    And how this company make 💵
    🤔

  • @vijayraj458
    @vijayraj458 Год назад +1

    I want to learn investing and change my life 🪂

  • @thedood5665
    @thedood5665 Год назад

    What's the actual diff btwn investing in passive index fund & buying ETF?? which will profit in long run

    • @muvvalabhaskar3948
      @muvvalabhaskar3948 Год назад +1

      Etf price fluctuation is there through out the day but in mutual fund NAV changes only at end of day . And you can sell etf just like stock but for mutual fund you will get money after 2 or 3 days

    • @PrateekSinghLearnApp
      @PrateekSinghLearnApp  Год назад +1

      On point Muvvala, hope that clarified your doubt dood