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Do you know why we must have a well-diversified portfolio when it comes to investing? Yes, it helps to balance the risk factor of our investments, but the most important thing is that a person's portfolio should be profitable. So, how can you make a profitable portfolio?
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12 mins
English
What you will learn?
Importance of making a good portfolio
How a portfolio helps to sustain in the stock market
Importance of risk profile before investing
How to make a profitable portfolio
The Stock Market is often confused with gambling, and nothing could be further from the truth. While gambling includes wagering something of value on an event with an uncertain outcome with the intent of winning something else of value. Gambling thus requires three elements to be present: consideration, risk, and a prize. On the other hand, Investing is putting into financial schemes, shares, stocks, property, or a commercial venture with the expectation of achieving a profit. Investing requires research, dedication, and investing strategies that can change the values in which you have invested. So, why is it considered a gamble? It’s mainly because a person without much knowledge and a diversified portfolio can either gain a profit or lose everything they have invested.
This course will highlight the importance of making a profitable portfolio and how it helps keep your risk balanced so that you can sustain yourself in the market when it crashes. This also tells us the importance of making a good portfolio to earn a reasonable return instead of losing all your money. It will also help to build your concepts around choosing the asset classes as per your risk profile because investing without considering your risk profile may lead to huge losses.
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There are no prerequisites for this course but it would be helpful if you first complete the ‘Essentials of Investing’ Race Track before watching this course.
Quick, quicker, quickest! This course falls under the Sprint category and can be completed in 15 minutes duration.
In this course, you will understand how to pick stocks and how to construct your portfolio to maximize your returns.
This course is a part of “Fundamental Analysis” which is certified by Quest. However, to avail the certificate you're required to complete the other courses which fall under Fundamental Analysis. To know more details, please click here.
No, you do not need to install any specific software for this course. However, it is advised for a user to have an active Internet connection and an updated web browser for a seamless learning experience.
This course is absolutely free and you can access the course anytime from Quest website.
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