1. Fundamental Analysis: Analyzing a company's financials, management, and industry trends.
2. Technical Analysis: Studying charts and patterns to predict price movements.
3. Value Investing: Buying undervalued stocks with strong fundamentals.
4. Growth Investing: Investing in companies with high growth potential.
5. Dividend Investing: Investing in dividend-paying stocks for income.
Capital Appreciation: Profit from selling a stock at a higher price than its purchase price.
Dividend Income: Profit from receiving dividend payments from owned stocks.
Short Selling: Profit from selling a stock at a higher price than its purchase price, with the expectation of buying it back at a lower price.
Dividend Income: Earning dividends from stocks or investments without additional investment.Refunds or Rebates: Receiving money back from purchases, tax refunds, or rebates.Bonuses or Gifts: Receiving unexpected bonuses or gifts from employers, friends, or family.Inheritance or Windfalls: Receiving unexpected inheritances or windfalls. Free Resources: Utilizing free resources like public libraries, online tutorials, or open-source software.Tax Benefits: Receiving tax deductions or credits without additional investment.Cashback or Rewards: Earning cashback or rewards from credit cards, loyalty programs, or apps. Savings or Discounts: Receiving discounts, coupons, or savings from purchases or subscriptions.Grants or Scholarships: Receiving grants or scholarships for education or research.Free Trials or Demos: Utilizing free trials or demos of products or services.