Any suggestions please
Hey everyone,
I’m a 22-year-old software engineer and I recently started investing for the long term. Right now, I’m mainly focused on building wealth slowly and consistently rather than trying to make quick profits.
I wanted to know if I’m thinking about investing in the right way and also get some advice from experienced investors here.
A few things I’d love guidance on:
How do you pick good stocks for long-term investing?
What factors do you check before investing in a company?
How do you identify good mutual funds?
Is SIP in mutual funds enough for beginners?
How much risk is okay at my age?
Any mistakes you made in your early investing journey that I should avoid?
Currently, my mindset is:
Long-term investing (10–15+ years)
Consistent investing from salary
Avoiding unnecessary trading/F&O
Learning fundamentals slowly
Would really appreciate any advice, strategies, book recommendations, or lessons that helped you when you started investing in your early 20s.
Thanks!