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rohit1889
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| Titan Ind |
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| Ashtavinayak |
4.45 |
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| NESCO |
4.4 |
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If you're prepared to invest in a company, then you ought to be able to explain why in simple language that a fifth grader could understand, and quickly enough so the fifth grader won't get bored.
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rohit1889
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Posted: 06/Jun/2012 at 11:20am |
Fortunately or unfortunately in 1st week of May, I had to sell out nearly 80% of my portfolio as i'm going for MBA in Finance. Probably will have to sell out remaining 20% as well.
 I have kept my initial holdings in Cravatex and Titan and sold out remaining holdings. Probably for next 2 years, i'll have to just monitor the stock market and put in tiny sums when i have surplus funds with me.
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If you're prepared to invest in a company, then you ought to be able to explain why in simple language that a fifth grader could understand, and quickly enough so the fifth grader won't get bored.
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subash1983
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Posted: 06/Jun/2012 at 11:32am |
Originally posted by rohit1889
Fortunately or unfortunately in 1st week of May, I had to sell out nearly 80% of my portfolio as i'm going for MBA in Finance. Probably will have to sell out remaining 20% as well.
I have kept my initial holdings in Cravatex and Titan and sold out remaining holdings.
Probably for next 2 years, i'll have to just monitor the stock market and put in tiny sums when i have surplus funds with me.
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Congrats Rohit, Awesome decision to get a MBA degree. Where are you heading for MBA ??
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basant
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Congratulations Rohit! Which university are you headed for also why not take an education loan and pay it off later instead of selling shares?
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rohit1889
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Posted: 07/Jun/2012 at 1:14pm |
Originally posted by basant
Congratulations Rohit! Which university are you headed for also why not take an education loan and pay it off later instead of selling shares? |
Thank you Sir. Basant ji, I'll be pursuing MBA from KJ Somaiya Institute of Management Studies. Its in Mumbai.(The same Institute from where Madhu Kela did MBA  ) I've applied for Education loan. But i had to pay the fees from my pocket as loan approval and disbursement takes time, so had to sell major part of the portfolio. I will get the disbursement but will not deploy all my funds in stocks for next 2 years. Also my risk taking ability will be less as i'll not have cashflow from salary for 2 years as its a full time course. Also i'll target atleast CFA L2 in next 2 years, so need funds for that as well.
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basant
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Posted: 07/Jun/2012 at 1:18pm |
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Your `portfolio shows you as an aggressive investor but as a person you seem to be risk averse!!!
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rohit1889
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Posted: 07/Jun/2012 at 1:25pm |
Originally posted by basant
Your `portfolio shows you as an aggressive investor but as a person you seem to be risk averse!!! |
 I am an aggressive investor, but have to be risk averse for next 2 years.
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ameydesai
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Posted: 07/Jun/2012 at 2:41pm |
Originally posted by rohit1889
I've applied for Education loan. But i had to pay the fees from my pocket as loan approval and disbursement takes time, so had to sell major part of the portfolio.
I will get the disbursement but will not deploy all my funds in stocks for next 2 years. Also my risk taking ability will be less as i'll not have cashflow from salary for 2 years as its a full time course. Also i'll target atleast CFA L2 in next 2 years, so need funds for that as well.
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Congrats & all the best Rohit !!
In 2007 I was in same boat as you are now ....what surprises me is why do you have to pay the fee & wait for loan disbursement .... generally the edu-loan providers are tied up with MBA institutes & offer loan with no collateral - A confirmed admission notice is sufficient, you may have to pay some processing fees - SBI is the best option, for that matter - they also disburse you Rs. 50,000 every year as living expenses in college. The education loan has a simple interest for the period of education and moves to compound interst when you get employed or 6 months after course completion, whichever is earlier.
take care of the above.
ON employment - Part payment is completely penalty free and
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