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Investment in stock market is risky by nature but by far the most rewarding market for an investor. Let us guide you through historical evidence of returns through equity investing. The following table shows the returns (average, minimum and maximum) for different holding periods carried out since creation of Sensex till year 2010.

What it shows that for shorter duration of equity investment, the minimum and maximum returns vary widely however longer you hold equity investment, the difference in minimum and maximum returns reduces and provides stable returns. This means it rewards the long-term investor with handsome average returns.

Long Term Investors - Timeframes vary from person to person but generally investors who have investment time range of 5 years and above are considered long term investors.

Short Term Investors - Normally investors with investment holding time range of 1 to 4 years are considered short-term investors.

Traders - Are those who hold investment for less than a year.

Equity benchmarks represent the unified view of large industries of any country. Two major indexes of Indian equity are Sensex (Designated 30 large capital stocks) and Nifty (Leading 50 diversified industry stocks).

Whether the benchmark is Dow Jones, FTSE, CAC, DAX, or Nikkei, these benchmarks in a way indicate the economic state of any country and help any outsider compare the investment returns viz-a-viz other countries.

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