Wall Street Survivor

  Using second-level thinking in the stock market involves going beyond the obvious and considering the potential impact of other investors' actions and market psychology. Here are five strategies that incorporate second-level thinking to potentially make money in the stock market: https://www.digistore24.com/redir/448909/SAWANKOHLI/ Contrarian Investing: Contrarian investing involves taking positions opposite to prevailing market sentiment. Identify situations where market sentiment is overly positive or negative, and consider the underlying fundamentals of a company or industry. If you believe the market sentiment is misguided, you can take a contrarian stance and invest accordingly. Value Investing: Value investing involves identifying undervalued stocks based on their intrinsic value. Second-level thinking comes into play by analyzing why the market may have undervalued a particular stock. Look for companies with strong fundamentals, such as low price-to-earnings ratios, solid ...

 Welcome to my blog today we will know the basics of the stock market  (1) Is Stock Marker Risky? (2) How Much Returns Can I Expect? (3) How Much Should I Start with? (4) Process? (5) Why Stock Market Has a Bad Name? (1) Is Stock Marker Risky? you think that the stock market is risky, let's understand it as an example, suppose you have invested money in your friend's business, if your friend's business runs, then you will also be benefited, if your friend's business does not work, if there is a loss in it, then you will also lose in it, similarly you buy shares of a company.If the company grow then your money will also grow, as there are many companies that have given good profits in 5 years, some of them are companies like Eicher Look at Eicher Bikes, they have sold a lot of bikes in 7-8 years, similarly there are many companies, they have grown, there are some companies that have gone into losses but some companies have also given very good profits. like  MRF godre...