In going through the Suggest a Topic comments I came across Chintak Dholakia‘s comment and it reminded me of a similar comment when the market began rising a few months ago.
Here is his comment:
Chintak Dholakia January 14, 2013 at 6:19 pm [edit]
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Hi Manshu,
Since this is intended for newbies, maybe you could include ‘how a share price is calculated’ post to it as well – just a suggestion for your next version.
Thanks.
Thanks PP, I’ll keep it in mind when I update it.
Thank you so much for the good work manshu.
Thanks for your comment Gomathi!
Oh my god manshu.. thanks a lot for this.. really thanks 
I have requested such things in comments and generally it is being ignored. thanks for taking interest and helping me with this.
Sorry, can not find link for on this page i.e. on link: http://www.onemint.com/2013/02/04/free-pdf-download-beginners-guide-to-investing-in-the-stock-market/
Free PDF download – beginners guide to investing in the stock market
Kindly help
This will better for all beginners, thanks for sharing
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Hey,
I have one request. Can you please guide as in how to start buying shares? What is the process? I am completely new to this field and i did’nt find any information about it. How to invest,what is the process, what are per-requisites i would require to buy shares. Take some example and explain, as in i have balance of say Rs.50000 to invest in shares, how should i go? how much should i invest in safe deposits, how much in share?
Kindly guide.
Thanks
Chintak Dholakia
Newbie,unguided Share market enthusiast!
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I’m sure a lot of people feel this way every time the market goes up, and I had written a series of blogposts about this earlier titled how should beginners approach investing in the stock market that addressed part of the question about stock market investing and buying shares. I was initially going to point Chintan to that series but then I thought it is a better idea to create a small eBook out of those posts, and keep adding content to it along the way.
I feel that this is a better way to deal with topics that are always of interest and gives a lot of opportunity to expand on the topic at a later date. I’m pasting the table of contents here for you to see if this will be of value to you, and if you do find use for it then I hope you forward it to friends and family who might be interested in it as well.
As always, any feedback you may have is greatly appreciated, and you can download the book here:
How should beginners approach investing in the stock market?