Why should you invest regularly ?

If one want to be successful in any facet of life-One thing which is most important is - ‘Discipline'. Weather you want to be good entrepreneur, good student the discipline is must. Investment is no exception to it.

India is the country of saver and we save almost 30% of our income. This saving is one of the highest in the world.

This saving only made our nation to stand alone economically even during 'Global Melt Down'.Our Nationalized banks were able to maintain its 'Status Quo', when many other Nation's and their Banks itself gone bankrupt.

• One that your investments gets the maximum time and hence power of compounding working best for you.

• The other purpose regular investment solves is that it makes sure that you don’t over- spend. You must have observed that when you go to the shopping mall, many times you buy what is not planned or something which attracts there and we become an impulsive buyer. This happens only when there is an excess balance lying in bank account and then it become very easy for anyone of us to swipe the card and buy. Many a times, we buy items which are not necessary for us but just become there is Saved money with us, we tend to over-spend

Buffett says Japan quake presents buying opportunity

DAEGU, South Korea (Reuters) - Billionaire investor Warren Buffett said on Monday that Japanese stocks were good investments after the deadly earthquake that hit the world's third-biggest economy last week.

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Buffett said the quake was an "enormous blow," but should not prompt selling of Japanese stocks as it presented a "buying opportunity."

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He was speaking to reporters during his second visit to South Korea to attend a ground-breaking ceremony for a factory run by a unit of an Israeli firm owned by his Berkshire hathaway Inc.

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Japan 's Nikkei share average plunged the past week, hit by the country's worst earthquake on record, followed by a tsunami and nuclear crisis.
(Reporting by Hyunjoo Jin; Editing by Jonathan Hopfner)

Source:-http://in.finance.yahoo.com/news/Buffett-says-Japan-quake-reuters-3745152913.html