FAQ

How much can you earn trading commodities?

How much can you earn trading commodities?

If you are interested in Commodity trading: Then you can set your daily target for it. And yes, it’s possible to generate income of Rs. 500-1000 per day on capital of Rs. 5000 from Commodity trading.

How much should you invest in commodities?

Commodity investing: What to watch for Investors may talk about commodities as if they’re one thing, but commodities consist of dozens of different products, and each operates according to its own specific supply and demand.

What is the most profitable commodity?

How to trade the most profitable commodities

  • Precious metals (gold, palladium, silver, platinum, copper)
  • Energy (Crude oil, Brent oil, natural gas)
  • Agricultural (sugar, coffee, wheat, corn)

What is the maturity of Rs 10 lakh in equity mutual funds?

Hence, if someone has Rs 10 lakh in one’s portfolio and he or she invests that in equity mutual funds for 30 years and at the same time starts a monthly SIP of Rs 10,000 for the same period of 30 years, his or her maturity amount will be Rs 22,20,68,731 (Rs 11,10,64,650 + Rs 11,10,04,081).

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How much should you invest in equities in the New Year?

Assuming that a younger investor is planning to invest a sum of Rs.10 lakh afresh in the New Year, a larger portion, roughly 65\%, of the allocation can be made into equities. The ideal allocation could be 45\% in direct equities, 20\% in equity mutual funds, 15\% in debt (possibly using PPF option), 10\% in gold, and 10\% cash (liquid fund).

What is the best way to invest in equity in India?

I recommend going with leaders of respective sectors especially in the technology, auto, and banking space. A minimum 45\% allocation to the equity that is Rs 4.50L from Rs 10L in one’s portfolio with limited exposure in fixed income and gold with 15\% in each asset. The rest of the exposure should be in real estate.

How much should you allocate to stocks?

For individuals with an aggressive risk profile, we would recommend a 70\% allocation to equities, 20\% allocation to fixed income, and a 10\% allocation to gold and other alternative asset classes.