Do you know Samosa can make you Rich or Unhealthy?

Swiggy announced that Samosa is top snack ordered in India. Samosa can range from 8 rupees to 50 rupees. One samosa has 250 calories,. Eating a samosa takes just 5 min. But to burn 250 calories, you have to walk 8KM or you have swim for 30 min or cycling for 25 min. One samosa can disturb you whole day diet plan in a minute. Finally samosa make you unhealthy.

A samosa/day can increase your weight by 1 KG in 2 months.

Next comes to creating wealth by a samosa. Samosa cost you 10 rupees to 50 rupees based on shop you buy. Instead of buying samosa for 10 rupees, what you can buy with 10 rupees? You can invest in below list of pharma companies with 10 rupees.

You can invest in 20 pharma companies with 10 rupees

Nifty Pharma ETF Stock List:

Sun Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd.
Cipla Ltd.
Dr. Reddys Laboratories Ltd.
Divis Laboratories Ltd.
Lupin Ltd.
Laurus Labs Ltd.
Torrent Pharmaceuticals Ltd.
Alkem Laboratories Ltd.
Aurobindo Pharma Ltd.
Biocon Ltd.
Ipca Laboratories Ltd.
Abbott India Ltd.
Gland Pharma Ltd.
Zydus Lifesciences Ltd.
Pfizer Ltd.
Glenmark
GlaxoSmithKline
Sanofi India Ltd.
NATCO Pharma Ltd.
Granules India Ltd.

How to start your investment with 10 rupees:

There are pharma ETF which invests in Top 20 pharma companies. There are many pharma ETFs in the market. Among that, the ABSL healthcare ETF and Nippon India Pharma ETF is cheap. You can start investing with 8 rupees in ABSL Nifty Pharma ETF.

Aditya Birla Sun Life Nifty Healthcare ETF(8.0773 rupees)
Nippon India Nifty Pharma ETF(12.75 rupees)

Aditya Birla Sun Life Nifty Healthcare ETF:

The expense ratio of this fund is 0.09% which is lowest in the market. The fund has 99.97% investment in domestic pharma equities of which 62.41% is in Large Cap stocks, 26.14% is in Mid Cap stocks, 2.67% in Small Cap stocks. As of today, it traded at 8.0773 rupees in the market

Nippon India Nifty Pharma ETF:

The fund has 99.9% investment in domestic pharma equities of which 68.55% is in Large Cap stocks, 21.5% is in Mid Cap stocks, 1.1% in Small Cap stocks. The expense ratio of the fund is 0.19%. ETF liquidity is an issue in India because our markets are still small and this needs to be kept in mind when buying and selling. But ETFs are very good investment for long term wealth creation.

How to invest in ETF in India:

An ETF is a great strategy to diversify your stock portfolio. There are a limited number of equities that you may acquire when you invest in the stock market. As a result, stock selection becomes critical. To invest in ETF, demat account is required. You can open demat account and start your ETF investment.

ETFs, like shares, are readily traded on stock markets.

How to Open Demat Account Online?

You should have PAN card and saving account to open demat account. Login to any of the discount broker such as 5paisa, upstox, Zerodha or paytm money.

Enter your phone number and email address.
You will receive a verification code on the same number and email.
Enter verification code.
Enter your PAN number and date of birth, and click on “Proceed.”
Complete the E-KYC (Know Your Customer) process
Complete the Verification Procedure. This will require you to upload a selfie in real time.
E-sign the form to complete your account opening procedure.

● Proof of identity: Voter’s ID, Aadhaar card, PAN card, passport, or driving licence
● Proof of Address: Ration card, electricity bills, telephone bills, property tax receipts, passport, bank passbook, voter’s ID, or Aadhaar card
● Proof of Income: Photocopy of the Income Tax Return (ITR), recent salary slip, bank A/C statement of the current bank, or cancelled personalised cheque.

How to start trading after opening demat account:

You can start ETF investment by transfer money from your bank account to trading account. Select the respective ETF in the trading platform and select Buy option. Its all takes less than 3 min to invest in ETF with Demat and trading account. You can start investing monthly 250 rupees in Pharma ETF for long term wealth creation.