One of the biggest mistakes investors make is trying to predict the perfect time to buy a stock. Markets rarely cooperate. But what if you could invest in your favourite companies the same way you invest in mutual funds: a fixed amount at regular intervals? Though on paper it feels like a perfect wealth creation formula, does it really work? Here’s a look at the difference between the two approaches and which is a better investment strategy for you.

What are stock SIP? And how they work?

“A Stock SIP is an investment facility offered by many brokers that help one in automating the stock purchase by a fixed rupee amount or a fixed quantity of individual shares at regular intervals,” explains Abhishek Kumar, SEBI-registered Investment…