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Don't Buy and Hold, Buy and Homework / Fish see the bait,but not the hook; Men see the profit, but not the peril.
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Don't Buy and Hold, Buy and Homework / Fish see the bait,but not the hook; Men see the profit, but not the peril.
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Quote manish_okhade Replybullet Posted: 02/Apr/2012 at 9:28pm
Thats the tragedy for any exicted inestor. If we look at past data then we realize the benefits but main problem form today when we start we dont know which one would be next INFY. There are datas too when invested in DLF/ANSAL etc then money goes to drain too.
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Quote hit2710 Replybullet Posted: 02/Apr/2012 at 10:19pm
One needs to see what was the flavor of the season in 1999. I guess it certainly was INFY.

But if someone is planning the same strategy for the future, then it might be a good idea to put money into 3-4 stocks which currently we feel could be having strong growth visibility for next atleast 5-10 years.

And regarding equities beating all asset classes, it seems like a foregone conclusion with a lot many US/UK based analysts presenting their findings. Dont know if someone has done such work in the Indian context.
Stockmarket is a weird place. For every person who buys a stock there is a person who sells it and both think they are very smart.
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Don't Buy and Hold, Buy and Homework / Fish see the bait,but not the hook; Men see the profit, but not the peril.
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Quote Merrill Lynch Replybullet Posted: 02/Apr/2012 at 7:56am
Never confuse Insurance with Investment !!

LIC is worst possible "investment manager". Under your guidance, your 6 year daughter can beat best of any of those so called govt. investment managers. (read wealth destroyer)

Investing in Index fund is no brainer for anyone who just don't want to be bothered about monitoring equity portfolio.
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Quote tejas.k Replybullet Posted: 03/Apr/2012 at 1:59pm
I am doing something similar. equity monthly SIP in HDFC Bank,Nestle, Page, Godrej Consumer, GSK, Marico and Titan. 

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One needs to see what was the flavor of the season in 1999. I guess it certainly was INFY.

But if someone is planning the same strategy for the future, then it might be a good idea to put money into 3-4 stocks which currently we feel could be having strong growth visibility for next atleast 5-10 years.

And regarding equities beating all asset classes, it seems like a foregone conclusion with a lot many US/UK based analysts presenting their findings. Dont know if someone has done such work in the Indian context.


Absolutely right, If something is worked for somebody and he is doing good, no problems, don't even change it, keep on doing it, but Just invest 2000 Rs every month in such stocks as Hitesh bhai said 3-4 stocks, which you think will be there 10 years from now, which have low debt a decent growth. Good div yield and management, then see the magic, I am not at all suggesting to overhaul your existing investing practices. There are such names out there,Just find them, Pack them and give them to your descendants.
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