
This blog is all about the share market, how people make money by investing in the share market, and why people fail in the share market?
If you will invest in a fixed deposit, savings account, debt fund, etc, you will get a 5% to 7% return. But, in mutual fund and share market, people get a 12% to 18% return on investment.
A mutual fund is an indirect and share market is a direct way of earning huge profits. Warren Buffett is a huge share marketer and Rakesh Jhunjhunwala is a Warren Buffett of India.

National Stock Exchange and Bombay Stock Exchange are wonderful examples of the share market.
As an entrepreneur, you have to track a trend but not news. Now let us understand what is Nifty 50? Nifty 50 is one and only representative of the top 50 companies like Britannia, Airtel, Infosys, Eicher, Yes Bank, Bharat Petroleum, Aditya Birla, and more. Nifty 50 has a certain price earning ratio.

The price earning ratio is the ratio of investing money in the company to get its per-share earnings.
If the Nifty PE is around 10, you should invest in the share market. On the other hand, if the Nifty PE is around 30, you should divest.
First of all, you have to check the PE of Nifty and then accordingly, you have to invest in the share market.
In 1999, the PE was 12 and the per year return was 105% and in 2003, the PE was 11 and the per year return was 116%. You can face a huge loss if you invest in the share market when the PE is high.

You have to just wait for the perfect timing. You should invest when the cost of the product is low.
If you want to check the PE of Nifty regularly, you can either visit the website of the National Stock Exchange or Aryaamoney.com.
See you in the next blog, Bye
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