Kirtan ji, I m 48 and want to start share trading but I don't know anything about share and how to start.can you tell me the procedure.

Ans: Hi,
you can start investing in stocks any day if your vision form investing is long term (10-15yrs plus). Filter our only 10 quality companies from each sector and then but shares per month when the market is down. Keep investing through this theorem and wealth would be created. Please note that buy those only shares which are good and you use their products or see those companies nearby you, also do some research before investing or take processional help before buying those shares. Investing is simple, you just need to start with buying 1 share.
Precautions: Dont buy shares just because they are in news or the price is continuously going up or the stocks price in in penny. Remember this sentence "Be Fearful when others are greedy and be greedy when others are fearful"

Ans: Always but Quality comoanies, do your research, add only those companies whose business you understand and think for long term only.

Ans: This is not the right platform to share new stock recommendation, I would suggest you to visit a SEBI Registered Investment Advisor and seek advice from them. The following link will help you to find the neasest Adviser for you.
https://www.sebi.gov.in/sebiweb/other/OtherAction.do?doRecognisedFpi=yes&intmId=13

Ans: Hello;

'Share investment with minimum risk' is a contradiction.

However their are ways to mitigate or lower the risks while investing in stocks:

1. Do not deal in stocks directly unless under the guidance of a registered investment advisor/research analyst with strict stop losses and hedging.

2. Invest through hybrid mutual funds to beginwith. For eg BAFs, MAAFs

3. As you gain more comfort and confidence you may invest in large cap oriented equity funds.

4. Strictly avoid midcap, small cap, thematic and sectoral funds since the risk is very high.

5. Also the investment horizon while investing in equity funds should be long term (7 year+).

6. Most importantly ascertain your risk tolerance before venturing into equity investments.

Happy Investing;