When you purchase equity shares based on tips, you’re buying a portion of the company and becoming entitled to a share of its profits. However, this also means you’re liable for its losses, as there’s no guarantee that a company will consistently perform well in the market.

Share prices are heavily influenced by supply and demand. If many people are buying a stock, its price increases; if more people are selling, the price falls. Short-term dips are often due to market sentiment, so don’t panic if your equity tips don’t immediately yield results. If you’ve invested in a strong company, the share price will eventually rise.