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Should you tell people what you invest in?

Should you tell people what you invest in?

You can reveal your stock picks if you’re not making over the average stock market return, plus a little. If you’re crushing it, it might be best to avoid sharing that. If you’re keeping a broad-based index fund strategy, just saying that will make most people not want to know more.

How do I find out what people invest in?

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  1. Check the block/bulk deals list. This list of the block and bulk deals are publicly disclosed on NSE/BSE website daily.
  2. Check the shareholding pattern of the companies.
  3. Track Portfolio using financial aggregator websites.

How do you ask someone if they want to invest?

Are you personally invested in the project? If you want to gauge how serious someone is about an investment, ask them if they have put their money where their mouth is. In other words, how much have they invested? How much have their friends and family invested?

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Is talking about money rude?

If your asking about how much they make or how they can afford something or if they own their place then yes very rude. if it’s you bragging on how much or little you make yes rude.

Are stock trades public?

No. Stock market trading is private. The only exception are 1\% owners or greater of public traded companies who must disclose when they expect to trade because they may have a significant effect on the company. These executives are commonly called “Insiders”.

Why do people buy shares?

Shares are popular because they generate superior returns. The FTSE 100 has risen by 375\% in the last 25 years (source). Property, bonds and savings accounts all take a back seat to the returns generated by the equity asset class. Shares are convenient because they are more liquid than investments in property.

What is an investment ask?

The ask is the price a seller is willing to accept for a security, which is often referred to as the offer price. The bid is the price a buyer is willing to pay for a security, and the ask will always be higher than the bid.