2. Buying On Because Of Craze

Sensex is something that can never be predicted. The investor must stop himself from being greedy. If today’s Sensex is 67 points and if you are waiting to sell your shares when it hits 70 then you probably have taken a wrong decision.

Moreover, you don’t have to sell all your shares at a time. For instance, let’s consider you own 100 shares of a particular company, divided into four sections. You can choose to sell the first and the second part when the shares increase by 20 percent. And you can play it smart by selling the rest when it reaches 50 percent appreciation.

3. Buying A Big High Share In A Company

If you have bought a big share from a company few years ago and selling it off will make you lose all the money that you have invested.

It’s always better to conduct a deep research before buying shares from a company and know about the pros and cons of it. First, you need to know how the market works and how to gain maximum from your investments or else you will end up losing all your hard earned money taking a wrong decision.

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