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MODULE 2 DISCIPLINED INVESTING Discipline – a word we all hated during our school days when the strict Head Master or Class Teacher used to give lectures on discipline. Once we grew up, we now realise that discipline is required in many things. So also there is a need for discipline in investing. In simple words, setting aside a certain sum of money regularly for investment can be discipline. Here let us see something called B.M.I. No it is not Body Mass Index as we have known. I will call it as “Bare Minimum Investment”. This is the most minimum amount one can set aside as investment – come rain or shine. At no point, this can be violated. This B.M.I. will naturally vary from person to person. The amount can vary but the principle should not. While on this, I can tell you of one of my friends who worked for a Public sector company in a rural place. Her thinking was very simple, she does not know finance, investment philosophy etc. Once the balance in her Savings
Hi folks!!!  Welcome to my blog: Jus’Invest This blog is and will be very different from any other financial blog. Before seeing what you can expect here, let me introduce you to what you will not find here:    1.  This blog will NOT recommend any share broker / Bank / intermediary for you    2.   This blog will NOT recommend any specific share to buy or sell or hold    3.  This blog will NOT recommend any sector / industry shares to buy These are decisions you have to take independently. Target group for this blog will be anyone between 20 to 40 years, though others also will no doubt find value. For ease of navigation, the blog is divided into different modules. (Reminding you of your college days? No, not that boring you can count) MODULE 1 Do we really need to invest? As we grow in age and responsibilities fall on us, the soundest person is the one who is financially strong. Investing right from early years is the best way to grow wealth. Yes, immediat