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FAQs on Mutual Funds

What is NAV in mutual funds?
NAV stands for Net Asset Value. It represents the per-unit value of the mutual fund. It’s calculated by dividing the total value of the fund’s assets minus liabilities by the number of units outstanding.
What’s the difference between SIP and lump sum investing?
  • SIP (Systematic Investment Plan): You invest a fixed amount regularly (e.g., monthly).
  • Lump Sum: You invest the entire amount at once.
    SIPs are ideal for disciplined investing, while lump sums can be beneficial if you have a large amount to invest at one time.
Are mutual funds risky?

All investments carry some risk, but mutual funds help manage risk through diversification. The risk level depends on the type of fund equity funds have higher risk and potential returns, while debt funds are generally more stable.

How do I choose the right mutual fund?

Consider your financial goals, risk tolerance, and investment horizon. StockStreet experts can guide you to the most suitable options based on your profile.

Can I withdraw my money anytime?

For most open-ended mutual funds, you can redeem your units anytime. However, certain funds like ELSS (tax-saving funds) have a lock-in period.

Is investing in mutual funds safe for beginners?

Yes — especially if you start with diversified funds like balanced or index funds. They require no advanced stock-picking skills and are professionally managed.

How can I start investing in mutual funds with StockStreet?

You can start in just a few steps:

1.Open your account with StockStreet.

2.Choose a fund or talk to an expert

3.Start with as little as ₹500 via SIP or invest a lump sum.

FAQ – Stock Market & Trading Course

Who is this course for?

This course is designed for beginners and intermediate learners who want to understand the stock market, trading strategies, and risk management techniques. No prior trading experience is required — just a willingness to learn.

Is the course live or recorded?

The course offers recorded sessions so you can learn at your own pace, along with periodic live doubt-clearing sessions with our mentors for personalized guidance.

What topics and modules are covered?

You’ll learn:

  • Basics of stock market structure and instruments

  • Technical analysis tools and chart reading

  • Identifying entry and exit points

  • Trading psychology and discipline

  • Risk management strategies

  • Practical case studies with real market examples

How long is the course, and how long will I have access?

The course consists of 14.4 hours of content. You will have access for 3 months from the date of enrollment.

Will I get a certificate after completion?

Yes. Upon completing all modules and assessments, you’ll receive a Stock Market 101 Certificate of Completion, a valuable addition to your investing/trading credentials.

What kind of support will I get during the course?

You’ll have access to:

  • Live Q&A sessions

  • A private student WhatsApp group for peer discussions

  • Practical trading examples and case discussions

Do I need any prior knowledge or qualifications?

No, we start from the basics. No prior knowledge or qualifications are required.

What tools or software will I need?

You’ll need a computer or smartphone with a stable internet connection. We’ll guide you through setting up free charting tools like TradingView and show you how to access market data.

How do I register and get started?

Click the “Join Now” button on this page, complete the payment, and get instant access to your first module. You can begin learning right away.

What are the outcomes of this course?

  • Understand how the stock market works from the ground up

  • Learn to read stock prices, charts, and key market terms

  • Analyze companies and trade confidently

  • Master swing trading and risk management

  • Gain the confidence to invest and trade independently

Will I be able to trade right after completing this program?

Yes, you’ll have the knowledge and confidence to start. However, we recommend starting small, practicing with paper trades, and gradually increasing your exposure.

How many hours of content does this course include?

The program includes 28 pre-recorded videos, totaling around 14.4 hours of high-quality content.

Do I need a Demat or trading account before joining?

No, it’s not mandatory. However, if you wish to practice trading or investing during the course, we can guide you on how to open an account with a broker.

What is the language of the course content?

English.

What is the format of the videos?

Each topic is broken into short, focused videos (10–40 minutes), allowing you to learn at your own pace and revisit lessons anytime.

Will I learn how to actually buy and sell stocks?

Yes. We’ll guide you step-by-step on placing trades, analyzing charts, using order types, and understanding market timings.

Does the course cover technical analysis?

Yes. You’ll learn chart patterns, indicators, support and resistance, candlestick analysis, swing trading strategies, risk management, and more.

Does the course cover fundamental analysis?

Yes. It includes the basics of investing and how to interpret financial statements.