Originally posted by rohan1104 hi this is great advice!!! i hope to get some goods buys now as the markets are correcting. i was adviced to buy DENA BANK! Can anyone tell me if its a good buy or not?

ever wondered why it does not feature in the tedx1

hi,
i am overwhelmed by the wisdom of the veterans here as well as the enthusiasm of the newbies.
Pearls of wisdom on wealth creation are scattered here.
But we the young ones are having a great difficulty in organizing and digesting them. Could any of the senior members please guide us? Basantji, i know you must have received this question a lot of times, but if you would be kind enough to help us out here, we would be ever grateful.
Which stocks can we follow and how should one be looking to enter these stocks that were recommended years ago? Which are the stocks that we can look forward to in these times? Please help us out here.
Pardon my ignorance if i sound foolish.

Regards,
- Debo

Thanks Basant ji!. With your advice I invested in Hawkins, Page, Zydus and Titan. Although I sold Titan just before it started moving :( I am holding on to the other three like dear life :D I am deeply indebted to you and TED for the handsome gains in the stock market! Kudos to you! Keep going!!!

Thanks for Basantji can't be expressed in words that's only thing I can say!

As similar requests are there, I'm just adding from me as well. There's people like me who have regular flow of income and we can't invest in bulk. We need to put money in stocks regularly. I'm not well versed yet to pick stocks. It would be really helpful if one more column get added which shows something like current status/general advice which will have "HOLD" or "BUY/ADD" values with these stocks. Of course, there should be no SELL as stock would not be there in list to get this/replaced by new one. The stock which get added in 2006 may offer another value addition or too expensive in 2011, this advice just give current insight in general perspective.

I know you are not willing to put such recommendations/advices on stock to stock basis but this will extremely help newcomers like me to at least avoid putting hard-earned money in expensive/overvalued stock where a better candidate might be there in list. Of course, a big disclaimer should be pasted to suggest own research instead of following suggestion blindly.

Best Regards