Many investors consider it fascinating to buy direct stocks rather than invest in mutual funds. They consider mutual funds to be boring and stocks to be exciting..
Mostly, they buy stocks based on hearsay and not their own research. Simply knowing a company doesn't mean it is a good investment bet.-
Most investors stick to underperforming stocks and exit good stocks.- Most investors are unable to calculate the returns they get on direct stocks over the medium to long term.
They use the approximation method in their mind. Mostly, they are over-optimistic about the returns they generate in stocks.
Also, they tend to ignore loss-making stocks while calculating their return. They do not like being wrong in their ability to pick the right stocks and so they use their own arguments in favor of their experience in investing in stocks.-
It is also time-consuming to invest and manage a direct stock portfolio.
At times, it also causes stress.
        One can be better off staying with a mutual fund portfolio. It is to be noted that investors are indirectly holding stocks through the mutual fund route.Some investors can definitely do well as direct stock investors. For most others, mutual fund investing can be rewarding.Stay simple. Create wealth. Stick to mutual funds.

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                                                                                                                                                                                                                        A Blog by Santosh Akerkar

        Many investors consider it fascinating to buy direct stocks rather than invest in mutual funds. They consider mutual funds to be boring and stocks to be exciting..
Mostly, they buy stocks based on hearsay and not their own research. Simply knowing a company doesn't mean it is a good investment bet.-
Most investors stick to underperforming stocks and exit good stocks.- Most investors are unable to calculate the returns they get on direct stocks over the medium to long term.
They use the approximation method in their mind. Mostly, they are over-optimistic about the returns they generate in stocks.
Also, they tend to ignore loss-making stocks while calculating their return. They do not like being wrong in their ability to pick the right stocks and so they use their own arguments in favor of their experience in investing in stocks.-
It is also time-consuming to invest and manage a direct stock portfolio.
At times, it also causes stress.
        One can be better off staying with a mutual fund portfolio. It is to be noted that investors are indirectly holding stocks through the mutual fund route.Some investors can definitely do well as direct stock investors. For most others, mutual fund investing can be rewarding.Stay simple. Create wealth. Stick to mutual funds.

Note  We have arranged online Webinar tomorrow on same Subject.
Do join in for more information and wisdom.

                                                                                                                                                                                                A Blog by Santosh Akerkar

You will never be able to create wealth if you listen to….

Media

Friends

Relatives

Bank RMs

Colleagues

Fin- Influences

Market Gurus.

Stop seeking financial advice from random people. Random people will lead to random results and a confused financial path. When it comes to personal finance, remember that it's personal for a reason.

Seek guidance from qualified financial professionals who understands

- Your financial situation.

-Your risk tolerance.

- You’re unique Goals.

Don’t let the noise of external influences steer you off course .Take control of your financial future and make decisions that align with your own aspirations.

                                                                                                                                                                                          Blog By Santosh G Akerkar.