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basant
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![Reply](forum_images/reply.gif) Topic: The Equity Desk - Report card Posted: 30/Sep/2006 at 1:31am |
The Equity Desk - Report card
We have been about 75 days through this site and in these platinum jubilee days TheEquityDesk has been able to create a niche for itself. I have tried (with your support) to develop a theme that money can made by looking at the longer term approach and not by the intraday swings. This has found an almost consensus opinion.
We have also been very lucky to have had the wind behind us in these 75 days. The index moved up and that did help almost all these stocks. Now this list of 38 stocks is not to be bought or sold for shorter duration of time. So whether they have gone up 96% or have hardly moved the vision is still 2010 or thereabouts. People say do not get married to your stocks but there is no harm in getting married to companies. I shall be divorcing them the day they misbehave but as long as they make us feel comfortable why should we do away with them.
And finally this is the report card neither for The Equity Desk nor for me personally but this belongs to all the members who contributed even one line to this discussion. Most of the discussion was not initiated by me so it would be unfair and rather immoral if I try and take credit for the same.My preferences (not recommendations) have been listed in the segmentThe Equity Desk XI vs. Indian XI.
I shall continue to periodically update this feature irrespective of whether the market goes up or down so that we get an unbiased opinion of how we fared. As Kishor Biyani says “We shall celebrate our success and continue to learn from our mistakes.
Regards,
Basant’
Note There are companies in stocks synopsis section where there have been brief discussion on certain aspects but I have chosen to include companies from the Investment Ideas section in this list..
Disclaimer: I may be holding a vested interest either directly or indirectly in all the stocks so this recommendation should be taken with that perspective in mind.
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![Reply](forum_images/reply.gif) Posted: 30/Sep/2006 at 9:08am |
Report Card as a concept is interesting....
The point to ponder is: Do we really need one and if so, at what frequency/interval? I see guys watching daily if not hourly portfolio movements. Technology has made it so easy....with portfolio tracking online at the click of mouse.
I liked the analogy drawn by Basantjee in other topic about train movements and people trying to board moving trains...
After all ...The market is weird. Every time one guy sells, another one buys, and they both think they're smart.
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![Reply](forum_images/reply.gif) Posted: 30/Sep/2006 at 9:37am |
I guess we would do it once every three months - quarterly checks!
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![Reply](forum_images/reply.gif) Posted: 30/Sep/2006 at 9:41am |
Quarterly, sounds just fine.
Basantjee, no comments from your side on QSQT though...
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![Reply](forum_images/reply.gif) Posted: 30/Sep/2006 at 9:55am |
Yes, I would.As Lynch says check your portfolio the way you check oil in your car not gasoline so I cam to that figure of 3 months.
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![Reply](forum_images/reply.gif) Posted: 05/Oct/2006 at 11:36pm |
Basantji, Sundaram Midcap(1 year return of 57%) fund manager is also bullish on Kohinoor Foods
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![Reply](forum_images/reply.gif) Posted: 05/Oct/2006 at 12:14pm |
Thank you for your inputs this company represents real value and could give strong moves in quick time. With stocks like Kohinoor Foodst they do not move for months and then suddenly in a few weeks they make up so there lies the story.
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![Reply](forum_images/reply.gif) Posted: 07/Oct/2006 at 2:35pm |
A great and outstanding report card where the school has really got A+ (in golden letters). Hopefully, the students have also had a similar result.
One mistake above is the Recomm price of Indian Hotels is wrong. Pls correct it.
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