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Your friend tells you that she wants to start saving for retirement by investing in the...

Your friend tells you that she wants to start saving for retirement by investing in the stock market. Given that you have taken this finance class, she asks you for advice about what stocks she should buy. What would you tell her?

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According to me when any person enter in the stock market for investment purpose.

Firstly you think about the Risk and rewards.if you have capacity to to bear the Risk then Enter the market.

but if you want a Risk free investment then start from Fixed Deposit then Mutual fund & SIP after that enter in the market.

further you invest only after the Research then go for any share...use check the past trends & currents news if any regarding the company check Quarter Result then go for the final investment.

some points you can check if you invest in any company...

* past trend

* Beta

* P/E Ratio

* current news

* Analys the Balance sheet

According to me if you start a new investment then you go for

* Reliance industries limited ( indian company)

* Amazon.com Inc.

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