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does everyone make money in stock market?! why?!?

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  1. Sometimes. Those who make money made their money from someone who sold their stock. Sometimes those who sold their stock made money or lost money.
  2. economic growth
  3. An estimated 40% of Americans have money in the stock market. Some people invest on their own , such as mutual funds, But the majority are invested through retirement plans, 401K's and the like, through their employers.
  4. No, not everyone make money. Else, everybody will invest in stock market. One has to know which company he should invest in, and when to pull out so as not to lose money. To do that, you need to be alert how the market behaves or make sure your stock broker is very good.
  5. NO. Everyone does not earn money in stock Market. Most of the long term investors make money. But all the traders do not earn money, some lose and some gain. Earning in Stock Market is mainly subject to "Patience & Right time to enter & exit
  6. No. Before answering why please consider this: you have investable capacity of let's say Only 100 rs. Broker gives you exposure of lets say 10 times.ie:you can buy upto rs 1000. To make it simple you buy 5 share each share of 100.ie u used only 5 times of exposure. Now prices begin to fall.... each one rs fall in 1 share makes it rs 5 for u.(coz u ve 5 share:) if rate will fall 10 rs it will erode half your portfolio. on the other side you see share B constantly .u think u'd hv better moved for share B. The panic of erosion and the lucration of going for B you will sell the shares at 5 rs below your buying rate and go for Share B which by the time would have reached its high rate. Thus you are selling the share for low and buying a share for high.(This is called not being to able to time the market.) By doing this you increase your risk profile(risk level of your portfolio) Now the share you have bought might fall(higher probablity). thus you incur a loss. This inability to time the market right causes a loss. to avoid this: 2 things you should have: 1>Patience(ability to go for a long term investment) 2>Ability to pay for the total shares that you have bought if required.(in ex:5*100=500),thereby releiving you of the panic arising out of overexposure. Revert back if you have any questions abt the market and a good investable capacity;-) (Joke!) 9881719119
  7. Of course not. My advice to you is to put your money in really safe places unless you have "money to burn."
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