Starting From Zero on the Tehran Stock Exchange: Five First Moves for a New Investor

If I were starting in the stock market from zero today, I would do five things before buying. Most beginner losses come from having no plan, not from bad luck. Step one: invest only money you do not need soon; never rent or rainy-day cash. Step two: get your trading code first, then know each share makes you a business partner. Step three: do not put it all in one ticker; start with funds and a diversified basket. Step four: keep a long horizon; real returns come over years, not daily trading. Step five: have a plan; greed at the top and fear at the bottom are your biggest enemy. See the five steps together: risk capital, code and knowledge, funds, long horizon, and calm. And avoid three costly mistakes: borrowing to buy, copying the crowd, and panic selling. Remember, you do not buy a share, you become a partner in a business. So the verdict is clear: being ready to enter matters more than entering fast. Start with these five steps; full lesson on Sahmino.com. Which step would you begin with?