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Hello Basantji, I am a newbie on this forum and like to get my portfolio inspected at your hands. below are my stocks

Stock     Purchase price     % of portfolio
Larsen     1130.77     23.14%
Reliance     1115.87     16.09%
Infosys     1816.3     13.81%
Hyderabad Ind     424.42     5.19%
TCS     505.01     5.00%
ONGC     793.95     4.45%
Mold-Tek Pack     68.4     4.28%
Sterlite Ind     134.53     3.84%
Maruti Suzuki     1490.49     3.27%
Reliance Comm     311.83     3.12%
Idea Cellular     75     2.86%
Tata Steel     602.93     2.86%
Suzlon Energy     68.36     2.57%
Punj Lloyd     121.6     2.30%
NHPC     32.27     1.98%
Shree Renuka     95.85     1.82%
Hanung Toys     413.35     1.47%
Reliance Power     270.74     1.02%
Welspun Syntex     25.63     0.93%
Quadrant Tele     10.41     0.00%


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Quote basant Replybullet Posted: 27/Nov/2010 at 5:41am
Personally I would not hold several of these names.
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Quote FutureBull Replybullet Posted: 27/Nov/2010 at 9:43am
i would suggest get rid of all Reliance names and Punj as well 
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Quote ameydesai Replybullet Posted: 28/Nov/2010 at 1:34pm
Basantji, Future bull
Thanks for reviewing .... How should i recover from this situation? Is it worthy enough to book losses in some of these or it would be better to wait for a while and earn petty profits ?
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Quote ppmatkari Replybullet Posted: 28/Nov/2010 at 7:35pm
Taking a one time hit is much better than losing an opportunity(like the current scenario) to invest in good stocks.

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Quote basant Replybullet Posted: 28/Nov/2010 at 8:33pm
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Basantji, Future bull
Thanks for reviewing .... How should i recover from this situation? Is it worthy enough to book losses in some of these or it would be better to wait for a while and earn petty profits ?


I have mentioned this before also. A deep decline in the markets is agreat time to wash your sins. All stocks good and bad fall when markets take a a vertical drop so sell the bad ones and get into the good ones when sentiment is at its worst.
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Quote ambore Replybullet Posted: 28/Nov/2010 at 9:36pm
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A deep decline in the markets is agreat time to wash your sins.

Basantji,

How true it is! Thank you very much for capturing it in a single sentence and sharing with us.  Makes me really proud to be member this great forum.

The fear of losing is so strong, it gives us the strength to keep on holding onto the loser in the portfolio.

I wish I learned this one long time back.


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Quote equityedge Replybullet Posted: 28/Nov/2010 at 9:57pm
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Originally posted by basant


A deep decline in the markets is agreat time to wash your sins.

Basantji,

How true it is? Thank you very much very much for capturing it in a single sentence and sharing with us.  Makes me really proud to be member this great forum.

The fear of losing is so primitive, it gives us the strength to keep on  holding on to the loser in the portfolio.

I wish I learned this one long back.
 
Indeed a typical investor is loss averse and not risk averse. (including yours truly but learning to think differently and put that in to action.)Embarrassed
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