1. Wealth Growth - Stocks historically provides higher returns than savings accounts or bonds over the long term

2. Passive Income - some stocks pay dividends, offering a steady income stream

3. Inflation Hedge - Stocks tend to grow over time, helping investors keep up with inflation.

4. Ownership in Companies - Buying shares means owing a part of a company and benefiting from its success.

5. Liquidity - Stocks can be easily bought and sold compared to other investment like real estate.

6. Diversification - Investing in a variety of stocks reduces risk compared to putting all money into one asset.

Yes, You can be an intraday trader, but it requires preparation, discipline, and a solid strategy. A few key things to consider:

1. Knowledge & Skills 

2. Capital Requirements

3. Trading Strategy

4. Emotional Control 

5. Broker & Trading Platform

It depends on your risk tolerance, financial goals, and time horizon. Let's compare both options:

1. Stocks - High Risk , High Reward

     Historically, stock market gives 10 - 15 % annual returns. 

     potential for wealth creation over the long term.

     Dividends from stocks provide passive income.

     Best for Long-term wealth building (3+ Years), people comfortable with market risks.

2. Fixed Deposits (FDs) - Low Risk ,Low Return

Guaranteed returns but banks provide a fixed interest rate only 

Interest is taxable ,so reducing actual earnings 

Best for Short-term savings ,Emergency funds, risk-averse investors