AVOID THIS Mistake in ETF Investing #shorts

If you ever want to invest in ETFs, pls make sure you don’t make this mistake that I am going to explain in the next 30 seconds with an example.

Let’s say you invest 1 lac rs in an ETF and after 3 years, the NAV has gone up giving you 1.5 lacs, so you are happy to make a profit of 50,000 rs.

Now you want to sell this ETF but there are not enough buyers in the market and hence you might end up selling this for 1,45,000 losing out 5,000.

This is called the problem of liquidity.

So it’s very imp you check the liquidity meaning avg volume being exchanged on a daily basis.

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You ever want to invest in ETFs please make sure you don’t make this mistake that I’m going to explain to you in the next 30 seconds with an example let us say you invest 1 lakh rupees in an ETF and after three years the nav has gone

Up giving you 1.5 lakh rupees so happy days you have made a profit of 50 000 rupees now you want to sell this ETF in the market but there are not enough buyers in the market therefore you might be forced to sell this for let’s say one

Lakh 45 000 rupees losing out roughly 5000 rupees in the trade what caused this issue less number of buyers in the market this is called the problem of liquidity so it’s very important you check the liquidity of the ETF meaning the average daily volume being exchanged on a daily basis for maximizing your

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