1st : Divide your portfolio in 50-50 percent

> Example if you have 1,000 rupees to invest then invest 500 on stocks and keep 500 in bonds or cash or invest in other investment options and maintain this 50-50 percent ratio.

- Suppose if you get 10 percent profit in stock and you have 60 percent money on stocks then remove 10 percent from it and again maintain 50-50 percent ratio and do it on a specific interval (example the month start when you get salary)

- Because it will have less risk with the help of the concept known as "Dollar Cost Average."

2nd : Diversification

> Means invest in 10 to 20 companies that to in different industries.

3rd : Large Companies

- Invest in big companies which are established from serval years.

4th : Conservatively Financed

- Invest in companies which are conservatively financed whose current ration should be 200 percent. In simple words, Companies whose assets should be more than its liabilities (Assets > Liabilities).

5th : Dividend History

- Invest on companies which are giving dividend continuously from 10-20 years.

6th : Earning History

- Invest on companies which did not had earning deficit from last 10-20 years.

7th : Growth

- Invest in companies which are growing with 3 percent every year from 10 years

8th : Cheap Assets

- Invest in companies whose stock price should not more than 1.5 percent times from its net asset value

9th : Cheap Earning

- Don't give much money for earning means whose PE ratio (price-to-earnings ratio) is less than 15 for last on year buy those.