Since you are a student, I would say to concentrate on your studies first, even if you are studying finance courses. Markets are not going to go anywhere, they will be here.
On the other hand, experience in the market is very valuable, so you can put your money even now, but the objective to gain experience, not profits. You invest, say 25% of your intended funds, wait and see what happens. The rally might pause, or there could be a considerable fall, then you can visit your theses again and invest more, or if it continues to go up, you would have gained some practical insights as to why the rally is continuing and can think of allocating more after looking at the changes in the businesses that you follow.
You will see many bull runs, many bear markets as well, which will teach more. Time is on your side, so you can afford to take it slow.
You can wet your feet, to gain experience, but don’t jump, if you have limited capital, because if there is a decent fall, there will be many opportunities but no funds.
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