Your Freedom Is at Stake

You should start investing at the earliest.

No matter how old you are, or how poor you are.

No matter how much you know about markets, or you’ve never heard about marketing at all.

You should start investing right now at this very moment.

Why? Because your freedom is at stake.

Investing isn’t about making a fortune or becoming millionaires. It’s about having financial freedom when you are done working and you want to relax for the rest of your life.

Here’s an ugly truth: One day you will stop working. The only thing that will matter is, whether you are prepared for it.

The only person that can make sure your future is safe is you. Nobody is going to donate you with funds to be relaxed at the dusk. This is beyond social security.

Most people don’t invest because they fear they may end up messing everything up. Investing is made to feel like a big and complicated thing that you have to put a lot of effort on.

In reality, in the first decade of your investment journey, the returns doesn’t really matter. Whether the rates are good or bad, they don’t influence on how much money you are going to end up with.

The biggest thing that influences this is how much you save per month, per year, i.e., your savings rate. The more you save, the more you’ll have in the end.

As time goes further on, your investment decisions should start getting more serious. The more money you have put up front, the more wise your investment decisions should be.

The sooner you start, the more time you have to get wise. You can learn more when you start earlier. It’s as simple as that.

You don’t have to be an experienced equity dealer, to grow a great investment. You just have to keep saving and saving. With a good investment plan, and calculated Insurance management, you can build a great fortune in the end.

Indian stock market is one of the oldest markets in Asia and Bombay Stock Exchange is Asia’s first stock exchange. There was a time when the traders had to be physically present at the exchanges, that was the case before the dematerialization of shares and the advent of online trading. So it was difficult for the people who lived far away from the exchanges had to participate in share marketing and that paved way to uncertainty and high transaction costs. A great change took place when the government of India created a rival stock exchange which is now called as the National Stock Exchange (NSE).

The core purpose behind the establishment of NSE was to provide equal access to investors across the nation and make them participate in stock market without any difficulty. When the usage of Internet increased within the nation, there was a switching into electronic trading and that went ahead for establishing an online share market. This shift had not only made investing process simple but also made the share to go transparent as it is widely broadcasted and available to everyone through internet services regardless of the location.