1. Understand “brokerage load” how much it costs, for delivery.
2. Never expect instant gains, or daytrade, though people do talk more about this. this is a loser game designed by pros in the long run
3. Do observe recommendations by brokerages locally in the media.
4. wait until you are comfortable.

“ONE SHOULD INVEST IN STOCKS, WHEN THEY ARE AT LOW, NOT WHEN WE HAVE MONEY”

Means keep the money idle in a bank, until the opposite comes.

Also there is a one more “POPULAR” and proven way of investing, called “SIP” systematic invesment plan, for people like you, offered by mutual funds, like fidelity, templeton, merril lynch etc. have a search in Google.

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