What is the easy way to get tips & select good pickups in indian stock market?

Market trends and flucuations in stock prices are subject to a number indeterminate factors.One needs to be guided by understanding of the market over a period of years by sheer experience by staying in the market.You have no guarantee of easy success as business in stock market,by nature is very risky.Though you may go through the opinion of financial experts and through business information in newspapers,magazines,television etc experience is the surest guide and it is a long way.

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Observe the changes in the market for a month or so. You have to be well versed with the terms first. The world economy depends on the price of oil and so is ours. The NYSE is a key factor. check it out a day before u invest. The RBI plays a key role as well watch out for its annousments.

There is ofcource an easy way to this. Start reading a Business daily cover to cover for three months preferably economic times. Understand what Sensex, Nifty and Market cap and other terms that describe or help you to understand a stock like PE ratio and AGMs, how a new order from a client and a law from government aand change of government affect a sector in the market. Create a shadow portfolio. That is without actually investing in the market select 5-15 different stocks across the market sectors and if you have Rs.100000 to invest, allocate a part of that to each of the stocks you have picked and track how those stocks perform and map them to your portfolio. in three months you would know if your picks were right or there were other stocks in those sectors that fared better. Now you have a reasonable understanding of the market and you can actually invest by opening a share trading account with the any stock broking firms near your place or on the Web. Stick to stocks that are part of Sensex or Nify to start with and unless you are in the market for about three years dont get into mdcap or small cap stocks. But if you can't spend the time required, spend a week to understand mutual funds and then invest in a couple them. Outlook Money is a good magazine to start with and there are scores of books on the subject that you can look up.