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Quote Monkey Replybullet Posted: 17/Jan/2010 at 9:02pm
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When Nifty P/E goes below 14 (market is undervalued) I plan to have 90% equity and 10% cash. This 10% cash is in case I find an absolute screaming buy in the market due to the overall poor market sentiment when markets are at such low P/E levels.
 
On this point:
 
By now we all know that past track record means nothing....but do reach Prof Bakshi's article in the first week of Jan 2009 and first week of Jan 2010 on Outlook Money. You guys are almost in harmony.
 
I have read Prof Bakshi's article of Jan-09. Is the Jan-10 article available online?  
 
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Quote rapidriser Replybullet Posted: 17/Jan/2010 at 10:04pm
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On this point:
 
By now we all know that past track record means nothing....but do reach Prof Bakshi's article in the first week of Jan 2009 and first week of Jan 2010 on Outlook Money. You guys are almost in harmony.
 
I have read Prof Bakshi's article of Jan-09. Is the Jan-10 article available online?  
 
Link below
 
 
 
Thanks. The article reinforces my view that asset allocation has to be tuned in line with the expected risk reward ratio.
 
 
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Quote subu76 Replybullet Posted: 17/Jan/2010 at 2:17am
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Here is a quote regarding market timing. Dont know if it is correct or not but is certainly interesting.

Attempts at market timing are a source of risk, not protection. -Howard Marks

 
Hitesh Bhai... buying low and selling high probabily does not constitute market timing.
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Quote smartcat Replybullet Posted: 18/Jan/2010 at 12:16pm

yeah, this is not market timing - it is called 'asset allocation'.

Market timing is predicting a crash and then selling most or all of the stocks at one go. If the market really tanks, then a timer hopes to catch the bottom and puts the money back in.
 
Asset allocation has more to do with the proverb - a bird in hand is worth two in the bush.
 
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Quote Monkey Replybullet Posted: 18/Jan/2010 at 2:08pm

Any comments?

Nifty P/B % of portfolio in equity
> 5 50% 35% 20% 15% 10%
4 < X < 5 65% 50% 35% 20% 15%
3 < X < 4 80% 65% 50% 35% 20%
2.5 < X < 3 90% 80% 65% 50% 35%
< 2.5 100% 90% 80% 65% 50%
Nifty P/E ----> < 13 13 < X < 16 16 < X < 20 20 < X < 27 > 27
 
Disclaimer - I do not follow this table.


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Quote tigershark Replybullet Posted: 10/Jun/2011 at 4:22pm
a decision to hold is like a decision to buy again today-it is a reinvestment for another day in the same stock without paying commissions.the hold action is more subtle and does not involve a phone call to a broker or a transaction cost.but that decision to hold should be a decision made consciously and actively, not a default as a result of doing nothing or of not even thinking about doing something.Donald cassidy. 
understanding both the power of compound return and the difficulty getting it is the heart and soul of understanding a lot of things
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Quote prabhakarkudva Replybullet Posted: 10/Jun/2011 at 4:26pm
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a decision to hold is like a decision to buy again today-it is a reinvestment for another day in the same stock without paying commissions.the hold action is more subtle and does not involve a phone call to a broker or a transaction cost.but that decision to hold should be a decision made consciously and actively, not a default as a result of doing nothing or of not even thinking about doing something.Donald cassidy. 



Awesome!
Take your chances and keep them in a box until a quieter time.
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all buys are made in optimism, whereas not all sells conclude successful ventures, so selling is not a uniformly happy experience for investors.donald cassidy
understanding both the power of compound return and the difficulty getting it is the heart and soul of understanding a lot of things
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