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Topic: amey's portfolio
Posted By: ameydesai
Subject: amey's portfolio
Date Posted: 27/Nov/2010 at 1:06am
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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Arise, Awake and Stop Not till the Goal is reached



Replies:
Posted By: basant
Date Posted: 27/Nov/2010 at 5:41am
Personally I would not hold several of these names.

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Posted By: FutureBull
Date Posted: 27/Nov/2010 at 9:43am
i would suggest get rid of all Reliance names and Punj as well 

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Posted By: ameydesai
Date 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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Arise, Awake and Stop Not till the Goal is reached


Posted By: ppmatkari
Date 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.


Posted By: basant
Date Posted: 28/Nov/2010 at 8:33pm
Originally posted by ameydesai

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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'The Thoughtful Investor: A Journey to Financial Freedom Through Stock Market Investing' - A Book on Equity Investing especially for Indian Investors. Book your copy now: www.thethoughtfulinvestor.in


Posted By: ambore
Date Posted: 28/Nov/2010 at 9:36pm
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 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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Ramana Rao Ambore


Posted By: equityedge
Date Posted: 28/Nov/2010 at 9:57pm
Originally posted by ambore

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


Posted By: ameydesai
Date Posted: 28/Nov/2010 at 12:47pm
friends ..... which 2-3 of these stocks would you advise me to get rid off on priority ? i guess ADAG group companies ?

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Arise, Awake and Stop Not till the Goal is reached


Posted By: bitu1978
Date Posted: 28/Nov/2010 at 12:52pm
Originally posted by ameydesai

friends ..... which 2-3 of these stocks would you advise me to get rid off on priority ? i guess ADAG group companies ?


ADAG/Suzlon/Punj should be on highest priority .On Hanung you can go through that thread and decide.As basantji already said "Badiya Mauka hai jaldi se Paap Dho lo"


Posted By: ameydesai
Date Posted: 28/Nov/2010 at 1:15am
i have made 100% returns on TCS and i feel i should get out of this stock and purchase Tata Steel. I guess Tata Steel should quote at Rs. 700 by Mar-Apr if it meets its EPS nos. then. would be an appreciation of 40% by 4-5 months. Please advise.

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Arise, Awake and Stop Not till the Goal is reached


Posted By: vijayM
Date Posted: 28/Nov/2010 at 9:19am
I would suggest you sell entire portfolio and create a new portfolio based on TED11 with more focus consumer companies. Once you completely sell your portfolio, you will start thinking differently. This is my personal experience.

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If a business does well, the stock eventually follows:Warren Buffett


Posted By: ameydesai
Date Posted: 28/Nov/2010 at 11:00am
@All
i keep reading about TED XI - where do i get to see these TED XI. please help.

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Arise, Awake and Stop Not till the Goal is reached


Posted By: Bhupan
Date Posted: 29/Nov/2010 at 12:38pm
The latest one can be found http://www.theequitydesk.com/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=3009&KW=report+card&FID=30&PR=3 - here   .

For last quarter it is http://www.theequitydesk.com/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=2850&KW=report+card+2010&FID=41&PR=3&PN=1 - here
My idea would for you would be stay away from ADAG group unless you got them for steal prices or if you have insider info on them Wink


Posted By: aniljain
Date Posted: 29/Nov/2010 at 4:19pm
Originally posted by ameydesai

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 ?

Originally posted by basant


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.

Originally posted by ambore



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.
 
 
Originally posted by equityedge

 
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.)

 
 
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Posted By: hit2710
Date Posted: 29/Nov/2010 at 5:04pm
Originally posted by basant

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


good one.

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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.


Posted By: ameydesai
Date Posted: 29/Nov/2010 at 6:27pm
Hyderabad Industries has had some good quarters over the past few years. that was how I spotted it back in Nov 2009. It was available then at 422. After i bought it - it appreciated to 750 levels. But owing to 2 poor quarters June & September, the stock has declined back to the levels same as what I bought at. I believe The Birlas (management) have delivered good results for past few years.
 
What strategy should I adopt on this stock? Should I get rid of it? or use this as an opportunity to add more of this stock?


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Arise, Awake and Stop Not till the Goal is reached


Posted By: ameydesai
Date Posted: 29/Nov/2010 at 6:28pm
Basantji,
 
May I request you to elaborate your suggestions on my portfolio for purpose of my understanding.
 
Thank You, Amey.


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Arise, Awake and Stop Not till the Goal is reached


Posted By: basant
Date Posted: 29/Nov/2010 at 6:37pm
Originally posted by ameydesai

Basantji,
 
May I request you to elaborate your suggestions on my portfolio for purpose of my understanding.
 
Thank You, Amey.


My argument was when the makrets fall all stocks fall whether good or bad so sell the bad ones  and buy the good ones that also fall just because the entire sentiment is bad.

About the Birlas and Hyderabad Industry just check on how they (mis) managed Hindustan Motors. From a near monopoly player they have become a land story.

With cyclicals you need to take the money and move. One cannot become a along term player with a cyclical company.



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'The Thoughtful Investor: A Journey to Financial Freedom Through Stock Market Investing' - A Book on Equity Investing especially for Indian Investors. Book your copy now: www.thethoughtfulinvestor.in


Posted By: ameydesai
Date Posted: 01/Dec/2010 at 1:24am

according to the TEDdies - Is RIL a stock worth considering for a long term (3-4 years) in your portfolio ?

Also should one book profits in Larsen, Infosys & ONGC ?
 


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Posted By: subu76
Date Posted: 01/Dec/2010 at 1:47am
Originally posted by ameydesai

according to the TEDdies - Is RIL a stock worth considering for a long term (3-4 years) in your portfolio ?

Also should one book profits in Larsen, Infosys & ONGC ?
 
 
Current valuation aside RIL's stated goal is to double it's EV over the next 10 years. So the management's stated plans to grow at roughly 7%....
 
Size is proving to be a drag on it's growth I guess........Given this IMHO it makes sense to look at faster growth opportunities.


Posted By: ameydesai
Date Posted: 06/Dec/2010 at 3:13pm
what has suddenly happened to hanung toys? have the company fundamentals gone bad all of sudden ?

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Posted By: nav_1996
Date Posted: 06/Dec/2010 at 3:46pm
Can you imagine a soft toys, cushions etc can be made by at least a couple of millions of ladies some men also in India alone? So, can they ever make money?


Posted By: ameydesai
Date Posted: 06/Dec/2010 at 4:01pm
So fine ......... did this realization dawn upon all of sudden ?

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Arise, Awake and Stop Not till the Goal is reached


Posted By: kailasp4u
Date Posted: 06/Dec/2010 at 7:33pm
nav,
your point is taken. But see the financial performance. its growing 29-30% every year. where from growth is coming?
i feel their brands are doing well abroad, although margins in india will be somewhat soft always!


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knp


Posted By: ameydesai
Date Posted: 07/Dec/2010 at 3:33pm
Hanung is allegedly a victim of operator-promoter nexus...... will this have a long term impact on its Market Price ?

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Arise, Awake and Stop Not till the Goal is reached


Posted By: nav_1996
Date Posted: 07/Dec/2010 at 4:33pm
There is no point looking at numbers when fundamentals of business is so flawed. We just need max 20-30 companies to invest in, so why waste out time over businesses which has zero moat.


Posted By: ameydesai
Date Posted: 08/Dec/2010 at 1:58pm
Originally posted by nav_1996

There is no point looking at numbers when fundamentals of business is so flawed. We just need max 20-30 companies to invest in, so why waste out time over businesses which has zero moat.
 
Hi Nav 1996...... please help me understand why you say Hanung has flawed nos...... Cry


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Posted By: nav_1996
Date Posted: 08/Dec/2010 at 2:03pm
I did not mean flawed numbers. I meant flawed business fundamentals for the industry they operate in.


Posted By: pkumar
Date Posted: 08/Dec/2010 at 4:23pm
Hi Amey,
 
Out of the stocke mentioned in your portfolio, I would suggest
 
Larsen     HOLD
Reliance     HOLD
Infosys     HOLD
Hyderabad Ind     HOLD/ADD
TCS     HOLD
ONGC     HOLD till FPO
Mold-Tek Pack     Can't Say
Sterlite Ind     HOLD
Maruti Suzuki     HOLD
Reliance Comm     SELL Immediately
Idea Cellular     SELL Immediately
Tata Steel     HOLD/ADD
Suzlon Energy     SELL Immediately
Punj Lloyd     SELL at your CMP if achieved
NHPC     SELL Immediately
Shree Renuka     ADD to average at low price but this is a cyclical and you should track the peaks and troughs
Hanung Toys     SELL Immediately
Reliance Power     SELL or replace with TATA Power/ Reliance Diversified Power fund
Welspun Syntex, Quadrant Tele    Since your exposure is less, decide yourself why you entered into them and why you want to go with them
 
Bluechips will give a little support to your portfolio so just hold them. Just keep the to 30% of your core portfolio value
 
Look into consumoption stocks like Hitachi, bluestar, Pidilite, Page, Jubilant food, Emami, Dabur, castrol, Venky, Sintex, HSIL, Havell, Marico, Tata Global


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"The news is always a mix of positive and negative. When markets decline, people point to the negative news; and when it increases, the positive news is emphasized." - Bob Farrell


Posted By: bitu1978
Date Posted: 08/Dec/2010 at 8:08pm
Originally posted by ameydesai

Originally posted by nav_1996

There is no point looking at numbers when fundamentals of business is so flawed. We just need max 20-30 companies to invest in, so why waste out time over businesses which has zero moat.

 

Hi Nav 1996...... please help me understand why you say Hanung has flawed nos...... Cry


I think you should go through the thread for Hanung Toys once it will clear lot of your doubts


Posted By: ameydesai
Date Posted: 22/Jul/2011 at 11:02pm
Hi pkumar,
out of the stocks below
- i managed to sell idea cellular at 79 (paltry profits - but i could keep the capital intact)
- mold tek packaging - i see there is some silver lining
- reliance power has gotten swapped with RIL - hence i tend to hold
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Posted By: tejas
Date Posted: 23/Jul/2011 at 1:23am
Really ? With RIL ? Are you sure ?




Originally posted by ameydesai


- reliance power has gotten swapped with RIL - hence i tend to hold



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Earnings, Earnings, Earnings.


Posted By: ameydesai
Date Posted: 05/Aug/2011 at 12:33pm

Sorry Tejas ... i wanted to say Reliance Petro has been swapped with RIL .... RPower is still very much there. (typo here)

Originally posted by tejas

Really ? With RIL ? Are you sure ?




Originally posted by ameydesai


- reliance power has gotten swapped with RIL - hence i tend to hold



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Arise, Awake and Stop Not till the Goal is reached


Posted By: ameydesai
Date Posted: 08/Aug/2011 at 10:11am
hi teddies,
 
how good is Alok Industries looking now ?
should i add it to my portfolio ?
its trading to a discount to its book value .... story looks good
what is your opinion?


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Arise, Awake and Stop Not till the Goal is reached


Posted By: ameydesai
Date Posted: 19/Feb/2012 at 2:02pm
hi Teddies,
this is how the portfolio has changed in the last year - let me know your views and suggestions on this
Stock (Avg. Price) % of portfolio
Larsen (1110) 21.9%
Reliance (1107) 13.3%
Infosys (1816) 12.1%
TCS (505) 5.3%
Sterlite Ind (137) 4.3%
Mold-Tek Packaging (68) 4.2%
Tata Steel (614) 4.1%
Parekh Aluminex (322)  3.9%
Hyderabad Ind (424) 3.8%
ONGC (199) 3.6%
Suzlon Energy (50)  3.1%
Maruti Suzuki (1490) 2.9%
HDFC Bank (472) 2.9%
Hanung Toys (205) 2.4%
Reliance Comm (312) 2.2%
GAIL (371) 1.6%
NHPC (32) 1.4%
Punj Lloyd (122)  1.4%
ILandFS Trans (221) 1.1%
City Union Bank (49) 1.0%
Shree Renuka (96) 0.9%
Reliance Power (271) 0.7%
Coal India (330) 0.7%
Welspun Syntex (25)  0.5%
Quadrant Tele (10) 0.4%


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Posted By: manish962
Date Posted: 19/Feb/2012 at 2:11pm
In my opinion - Reliance, Mold Tek, Suzlon, RCom, NHPC, Punj Lloyd, RPower etc are all exits.


Posted By: ameydesai
Date Posted: 19/Feb/2012 at 2:21pm
Originally posted by manish962

In my opinion - Reliance, Mold Tek, Suzlon, RCom, NHPC, Punj Lloyd, RPower etc are all exits.
 
 
why mold-tek packaging ? looking at its valuation - revenue growth, EPS, p/e, dividend history, price movement ranges ....looks like it is poised for a long term
 
what is your opinion?


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Arise, Awake and Stop Not till the Goal is reached


Posted By: manish962
Date Posted: 19/Feb/2012 at 2:36pm
Originally posted by ameydesai

Originally posted by manish962

In my opinion - Reliance, Mold Tek, Suzlon, RCom, NHPC, Punj Lloyd, RPower etc are all exits.
 
 
why mold-tek packaging ? looking at its valuation - revenue growth, EPS, p/e, dividend history, price movement ranges ....looks like it is poised for a long term
 
what is your opinion?
Poor cash flow. 


Posted By: ameydesai
Date Posted: 19/Feb/2012 at 3:08pm
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Mar '11 Mar '10 Mar '09 Mar '08 Mar '07
12 mths 12 mths 12 mths 12 mths 12 mths
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Net Profit Before Tax
12.08 11.2 4.36 3.82 -0.06
Net Cash From Operating Activities 14.09 14.62 9.4 -2.98 0
Net Cash (used in)/from Investing Activities -15.58 -10.29 -2.02 -3.65 0.11
Net Cash (used in)/from Financing Activities 1.51 -5.9 -5.88 5.26 -0.11
Net (decrease)/increase In Cash and Cash Equivalents 0.03 -1.57 1.5 -1.37 0
Opening Cash & Cash Equivalents 0.13 1.7 0.2 1.57 0.01
Closing Cash & Cash Equivalents 0.16 0.13 1.7 0.2 0.01
WHY IS THIS NOT SO GOOD? 


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Posted By: manish962
Date Posted: 19/Feb/2012 at 3:22pm
It is basically a low margin, high capital business. They need to continuously invest in order to maintain growth. Also there are so many unlisted SMEs operating in this field and hence competition. I feel there is no moat in this. Although I had analysed it few qtrs before, the things may be different today.


Posted By: ameydesai
Date Posted: 21/Feb/2012 at 11:42am
Originally posted by manish962

It is basically a low margin, high capital business. They need to continuously invest in order to maintain growth. Also there are so many unlisted SMEs operating in this field and hence competition. I feel there is no moat in this. Although I had analysed it few qtrs before, the things may be different today.
thanks manish for the comment - but precisely thats why the business has a good moat ..... the industry has a high walls to entry .... no new player can turn into a market leader all of sudden excepting a rare case of a bull like Reliance Industries entering it with financial muscle .... key to success would be to become a volume player ..... plus they are in a sector where till date not much of investor attention has been ... hence trading at pretty low P/Es historically....... i feel moat is where you have key IPs like in software ..... a company like Microsoft has a big moat ..... how many more companies operate with a lifelong moat like that ? unless an apple turns it upside-down with a free for all software ..... no offences intended - dont you feel the word "moat" is left to subjective interpretation ?


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Posted By: manish962
Date Posted: 21/Feb/2012 at 11:57am
Originally posted by ameydesai

Originally posted by manish962

It is basically a low margin, high capital business. They need to continuously invest in order to maintain growth. Also there are so many unlisted SMEs operating in this field and hence competition. I feel there is no moat in this. Although I had analysed it few qtrs before, the things may be different today.
thanks manish for the comment - but precisely thats why the business has a good moat ..... the industry has a high walls to entry .... no new player can turn into a market leader all of sudden excepting a rare case of a bull like Reliance Industries entering it with financial muscle .... key to success would be to become a volume player ..... plus they are in a sector where till date not much of investor attention has been ... hence trading at pretty low P/Es historically....... i feel moat is where you have key IPs like in software ..... a company like Microsoft has a big moat ..... how many more companies operate with a lifelong moat like that ? unless an apple turns it upside-down with a free for all software ..... no offences intended - dont you feel the word "moat" is left to subjective interpretation ?
Good to see your conviction in this stock. It is always important to have high conviction for the stocks you invest into.


Posted By: ameydesai
Date Posted: 24/Feb/2012 at 2:56pm
Originally posted by manish962

Good to see your conviction in this stock. It is always important to have high conviction for the stocks you invest into.
thanks manishji, i am might be wrong ....but let see what happens in near/long future

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Posted By: manish962
Date Posted: 24/Feb/2012 at 3:20pm
Originally posted by ameydesai

Originally posted by manish962

Good to see your conviction in this stock. It is always important to have high conviction for the stocks you invest into.
thanks manishji, i am might be wrong ....but let see what happens in near/long future
The discussion is not to prove anyone right or wrong but to explore the best possible facts about the company. So it all depends on how in-depth analysis you could do. It seems you have done a very good excersise about Mold-tek and that is what I am appreciating. Wish you all the best!


Posted By: ameydesai
Date Posted: 24/Feb/2012 at 5:11pm
Originally posted by manish962

The discussion is not to prove anyone right or wrong but to explore the best possible facts about the company. So it all depends on how in-depth analysis you could do. It seems you have done a very good excersise about Mold-tek and that is what I am appreciating. Wish you all the best!
thanks manishji, i just want to make more options available to this forum.
Big%20smile 
I am also studying city union bank - but i lack the expertise to analyse a bank - because the parameters vary for a financial institution.
unfortunately - i don't have permissions to start new thread


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Posted By: rajnsharma
Date Posted: 24/Feb/2012 at 5:30pm
Originally posted by ameydesai

I am also studying city union bank - but i lack the expertise to analyse a bank -
 
The below link may help.
http://www.theequitydesk.com/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=1240&KW=bank - Evaluating Banking stocks - Points to ponder!
 
 
 
 
 


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Posted By: rohit1889
Date Posted: 24/Feb/2012 at 6:14pm
Originally posted by rajnsharma

Originally posted by ameydesai

I am also studying city union bank - but i lack the expertise to analyse a bank -
 
The below link may help.
http://www.theequitydesk.com/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=1240&KW=bank - Evaluating Banking stocks - Points to ponder!
 


Go through the complete thread of YES Bank. You'll feel that you can start a bank after reading that thread Smile


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Posted By: ameydesai
Date Posted: 10/Mar/2012 at 7:48pm
Originally posted by rohit1889

Originally posted by rajnsharma

Originally posted by ameydesai

I am also studying city union bank - but i lack the expertise to analyse a bank -
 
The below link may help.
http://www.theequitydesk.com/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=1240&KW=bank - Evaluating Banking stocks - Points to ponder!
 


Go through the complete thread of YES Bank. You'll feel that you can start a bank after reading that thread Smile
thank you everybody - i enjoyed reading the thread again & again .... i must say analysing a bank is not child's play. I will have to give it another shot ..... i think
 
I got 6 shares of MCX allotted in the IPO so the portfolio looks like this now
 
Security Name % of portfolio as
per Entry Price
% of Portfolio as per CMP
Equity    
Maruti Suzuki India Ltd. 2.98% 3.07%
Hyderabad Industries Ltd. 4.25% 3.85%
Infosys Ltd. 6.91% 12.42%
Tata Consultancy Services Ltd. 2.02% 5.53%
IL&FS Transportation Networks Ltd. 1.10% 1.07%
Punj Lloyd Ltd. 2.43% 1.29%
Hanung Toys & Textiles Ltd. 3.28% 2.36%
Larsen & Toubro Ltd. 15.55% 20.87%
Reliance Industries Ltd. 16.62% 13.28%
Suzlon Energy Ltd. 5.00% 3.16%
City Union Bank Ltd. 0.98% 1.08%
HDFC Bank Ltd. 2.37% 2.99%
Sterlite Industries (India) Ltd. 4.10% 3.93%
Coal India Ltd. 0.66% 0.77%
Cairn India Ltd. 0.74% 0.86%
GAIL (India) Ltd. 1.49% 1.60%
Oil And Natural Gas Corporation Ltd. 2.38% 3.89%
MCX_INDIA_LIMITED  1.24% 0.00%
Parekh Aluminex Ltd. 3.23% 3.61%
Mold-Tek Packaging Ltd. 4.11% 3.98%
NHPC Ltd. 1.94% 1.44%
Reliance Power Ltd. 1.46% 0.81%
Tata Steel Ltd. 4.91% 4.17%
Shree Renuka Sugars Ltd. 1.92% 0.85%
Quadrant Televentures Ltd. 1.04% 0.42%
Reliance Communications Ltd. 6.24% 2.17%
Welspun Syntex Ltd. 1.02% 0.54%
Please comment.

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Arise, Awake and Stop Not till the Goal is reached


Posted By: coolcarney
Date Posted: 10/Mar/2012 at 8:11pm
Dear Ameyji,

Here is my take on your portfolio.

I think you should sell the following scripts due to various reasons:
Hyderabad, Punj , Suzlon, City, ONGC, Parekh, Mold, NHPC, Quadrant, Welspun, RCom, and Hanung.

I think you should buy the following scripts due to various reasons:
Infy, TCS, Yes & HDFC Bank (for City), and Oil India (for ONGC).

Remaining money after selling and buying should be retained as cash.
Use your discretion.


Posted By: ameydesai
Date Posted: 10/Mar/2012 at 8:15pm
Originally posted by coolcarney

Dear Ameyji,

Here is my take on your portfolio.

I think you should sell the following scripts due to various reasons:
Hyderabad, Punj , Suzlon, City, ONGC, Parekh, Mold, NHPC, Quadrant, Welspun, RCom, and Hanung.

I think you should buy the following scripts due to various reasons:
Infy, TCS, Yes & HDFC Bank (for City), and Oil India (for ONGC).

Remaining money after selling and buying should be retained as cash.
Use your discretion.
thanks coolcarney ..... why would you ask somebody to sell ONGC and City Union ?Confused ....pls explain in a bit of detail ..... i will read accordingly

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Posted By: coolcarney
Date Posted: 10/Mar/2012 at 8:21pm
Oil India is a mini ONGC. ONGC as such is not at all bad but has huge operations causing lot of issues. Plus, I feel, Oil India is not tracked so much as ONGC which is positive and all eyes are set on ONGC.

Similarly, City is a a very old bank with great dividend history but Yes has scalability and great management with a vision.

So, nothing wrong in both ONGC and City; just that I prefer Oil and Yes due to reasons cited above.

Originally posted by ameydesai

Originally posted by coolcarney

Dear Ameyji,

Here is my take on your portfolio.

I think you should sell the following scripts due to various reasons:
Hyderabad, Punj , Suzlon, City, ONGC, Parekh, Mold, NHPC, Quadrant, Welspun, RCom, and Hanung.

I think you should buy the following scripts due to various reasons:
Infy, TCS, Yes & HDFC Bank (for City), and Oil India (for ONGC).

Remaining money after selling and buying should be retained as cash.
Use your discretion.
thanks coolcarney ..... why would you ask somebody to sell ONGC and City Union ?Confused ....pls explain in a bit of detail ..... i will read accordingly


Posted By: ameydesai
Date Posted: 10/Mar/2012 at 10:42pm
thanks for comments coolcarney
 
i am going to first prune my portfolio down to 10 stocks.... i will then go for Yes bank and Oil India


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Posted By: coolcarney
Date Posted: 10/Mar/2012 at 10:47pm
I know ameyji its difficult to sell stocks; especially when they are giving negative returns. But one should be brave and courageous to book losses and move on. Do you due diligence before investing. Do increase your exposure to MCX if and when it falls.

Happy investing.


Posted By: ameydesai
Date Posted: 13/Mar/2012 at 1:46pm
hey coolcarney .... I have been investing into stock markets since 2006 and i agree ... it requires lot of courage to book losses
Just 2 days ago - I uploaded my portfolio on value research online and found out that CAGR on most of the shares that I hold is either negative or too low (lesser than 9% annually) in fact L&T - one of my favourite stocks is giving me 4.28% annualized - what a pity!!) - Only 2 companies that have >15% CAGR in my portfolio are TCS & HDFC Bank (HDFC bank - i have been holding only since August 2011; TCS - i am holding from April 2006)
So frankly speaking at the prices that I entered these stocks - i think only TCS makes sense to hold and I can liquidate my entire portfolio otherwise. and look for consistent return yielding picks ....
 
NOTE - I haven't included the dividends that have accrued to me in this period while calculating CAGR table - also I have sold a number of stocks in last 5 years - to make short/long term profits
 
Otherwise
Infosys has a CAGR of 8.63% (holding since April 2006) - separately it gave a dividend per share of Rs. 239 since then
Larsen & Toubro has a CAGR of 4.28% (bought at various times since Sept 2006) - separately it gave a dividend per share of Rs. 64 since then
ONGC has a CAGR of 6.36% (holding since Sept 2006) - separately it gave a dividend per share of Rs. 85 since then


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Posted By: karn
Date Posted: 13/Mar/2012 at 5:37pm
May I suggest you to look at some not so popular companies like Ador Fontech, Gandhi Special Tubes, VST Tillers and may be even Cera Sanitaryware?

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Posted By: hit2710
Date Posted: 13/Mar/2012 at 7:11pm
Originally posted by karn

May I suggest you to look at some not so popular companies like Ador Fontech, Gandhi Special Tubes, VST Tillers and may be even Cera Sanitaryware?


Good idea to go for the less fancied companies. Amey, since you are in the market since 2006, try to develop an independent investment strategy and dont get too biased by suggestion of others bcos most of the suggestions would be for stocks which are in the limelight.

Since your portfolio was dominated by large caps it was bound to perform in line with the markets. The Lynch saying--Small companies give big moves usually holds true. Trick is identifying good small companies and not get caught up by momentum or noise surrounding the company.

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Posted By: coolcarney
Date Posted: 13/Mar/2012 at 7:27pm
In case you plan to sell all except TCS, I would say, do think twice before selling HDFC Bank.

For smaller companies => Before looking at smaller names, do research them thoroughly. Cera Sanitaryware is certainly nice but look at the price you enter. Also, keep researching and wait for the market to correct. Invest in small but adequate quantity; do not make large bets.

Happy investing.

Originally posted by ameydesai

hey coolcarney .... I have been investing into stock markets since 2006 and i agree ... it requires lot of courage to book losses
Just 2 days ago - I uploaded my portfolio on value research online and found out that CAGR on most of the shares that I hold is either negative or too low (lesser than 9% annually) in fact L&T - one of my favourite stocks is giving me 4.28% annualized - what a pity!!) - Only 2 companies that have >15% CAGR in my portfolio are TCS & HDFC Bank (HDFC bank - i have been holding only since August 2011; TCS - i am holding from April 2006)
So frankly speaking at the prices that I entered these stocks - i think only TCS makes sense to hold and I can liquidate my entire portfolio otherwise. and look for consistent return yielding picks ....
 
NOTE - I haven't included the dividends that have accrued to me in this period while calculating CAGR table - also I have sold a number of stocks in last 5 years - to make short/long term profits
 
Otherwise
Infosys has a CAGR of 8.63% (holding since April 2006) - separately it gave a dividend per share of Rs. 239 since then
Larsen & Toubro has a CAGR of 4.28% (bought at various times since Sept 2006) - separately it gave a dividend per share of Rs. 64 since then
ONGC has a CAGR of 6.36% (holding since Sept 2006) - separately it gave a dividend per share of Rs. 85 since then


Posted By: ameydesai
Date Posted: 13/Mar/2012 at 11:08am
Originally posted by karn

May I suggest you to look at some not so popular companies like Ador Fontech, Gandhi Special Tubes, VST Tillers and may be even Cera Sanitaryware?
hi karn - firstly - thank you for suggesting new picks!! - please elaborate on these companies and also explain why are you recommending these names - why do you think that the story is nice here ?
thanks in advance.


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Posted By: ameydesai
Date Posted: 14/Mar/2012 at 1:55pm
i have not researched all - but Ador Fontech looks nice, firstly - it is a debt-free company, fair dividend yield, reserves are 33% of annual revenues, PAT is at 11% of revenues

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Posted By: ameydesai
Date Posted: 15/Mar/2012 at 12:36pm

@everybody on this forum,

is there somebody on this forum who supports investing in Coal India ? If yes - What could be an appropriate entry price looking at 5 years of investment horizon?

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Posted By: coolcarney
Date Posted: 15/Mar/2012 at 1:05pm
I do not necessarily support Coal India. But at sub 300 levels, it makes the stock attractive. Look at 295-298 levels and 280 level as two entry points.
Originally posted by ameydesai

@everybody on this forum,

is there somebody on this forum who supports investing in Coal India ? If yes - What could be an appropriate entry price looking at 5 years of investment horizon?


Posted By: ameydesai
Date Posted: 15/Mar/2012 at 11:19pm
thanks again carney - how have you valued Coal India? is it based on EPS growth rate? of using the RoE/RoCE analysis that Basantji uses often. Or you have gone by the gross calorific value of the coal reserves that coal india has?
 
Originally posted by coolcarney

I do not necessarily support Coal India. But at sub 300 levels, it makes the stock attractive. Look at 295-298 levels and 280 level as two entry points.
Originally posted by ameydesai

@everybody on this forum,

is there somebody on this forum who supports investing in Coal India ? If yes - What could be an appropriate entry price looking at 5 years of investment horizon?


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Posted By: coolcarney
Date Posted: 15/Mar/2012 at 11:37pm
I have not done any analysis. I have merely observed it bounce back from these levels.
Originally posted by ameydesai

thanks again carney - how have you valued Coal India? is it based on EPS growth rate? of using the RoE/RoCE analysis that Basantji uses often. Or you have gone by the gross calorific value of the coal reserves that coal india has?
 
Originally posted by coolcarney

I do not necessarily support Coal India. But at sub 300 levels, it makes the stock attractive. Look at 295-298 levels and 280 level as two entry points.
Originally posted by ameydesai

@everybody on this forum,

is there somebody on this forum who supports investing in Coal India ? If yes - What could be an appropriate entry price looking at 5 years of investment horizon?


Posted By: ameydesai
Date Posted: 25/Mar/2012 at 11:55am
unless the coal bed allocation happens - i think COAL India is going to be volatile

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Posted By: ameydesai
Date Posted: 29/Mar/2012 at 8:53pm
MT Educare (Mahesh Tutorials) is a well-known brand in Mumbai ..... does the IPO make sense for TEDDIES ? I have not subscribed for the IPO but do you guys think it makes senses going for MT in secondary market ?

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Posted By: coolcarney
Date Posted: 29/Mar/2012 at 9:16pm
I know Mahesh Tutorials since majority of my classmates went to study there in 10th std. I joined some other classes. I invested in IPO since my neighbour  paid 40K for his 10th recently. So, even though it does not hold its price, I think the company is doing well. They already have 17cr. cash. Sector is good. I think it will deliver in 2-3 yrs.
Originally posted by ameydesai

MT Educare (Mahesh Tutorials) is a well-known brand in Mumbai ..... does the IPO make sense for TEDDIES ? I have not subscribed for the IPO but do you guys think it makes senses going for MT in secondary market ?


Posted By: ameydesai
Date Posted: 29/Mar/2012 at 9:30pm
Originally posted by coolcarney

I know Mahesh Tutorials since majority of my classmates went to study there in 10th std. I joined some other classes. I invested in IPO since my neighbour  paid 40K for his 10th recently. So, even though it does not hold its price, I think the company is doing well. They already have 17cr. cash. Sector is good. I think it will deliver in 2-3 yrs.
Originally posted by ameydesai

MT Educare (Mahesh Tutorials) is a well-known brand in Mumbai ..... does the IPO make sense for TEDDIES ? I have not subscribed for the IPO but do you guys think it makes senses going for MT in secondary market ?
 
carney .... 40k gives me a feeling you will get around 300 shares since it has 1.3 times subscription in retail segment


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Posted By: coolcarney
Date Posted: 29/Mar/2012 at 10:45pm
Smile I have applied four times. In retail, it is oversubscribed 2.16 times the last time I checked.

Originally posted by ameydesai

Originally posted by coolcarney

I know Mahesh Tutorials since majority of my classmates went to study there in 10th std. I joined some other classes. I invested in IPO since my neighbour  paid 40K for his 10th recently. So, even though it does not hold its price, I think the company is doing well. They already have 17cr. cash. Sector is good. I think it will deliver in 2-3 yrs.
Originally posted by ameydesai

MT Educare (Mahesh Tutorials) is a well-known brand in Mumbai ..... does the IPO make sense for TEDDIES ? I have not subscribed for the IPO but do you guys think it makes senses going for MT in secondary market ?
 
carney .... 40k gives me a feeling you will get around 300 shares since it has 1.3 times subscription in retail segment


Posted By: ameydesai
Date Posted: 29/Mar/2012 at 11:03pm
Originally posted by coolcarney

Smile I have applied four times. In retail, it is oversubscribed 2.16 times the last time I checked.

Originally posted by ameydesai

Originally posted by coolcarney

I know Mahesh Tutorials since majority of my classmates went to study there in 10th std. I joined some other classes. I invested in IPO since my neighbour  paid 40K for his 10th recently. So, even though it does not hold its price, I think the company is doing well. They already have 17cr. cash. Sector is good. I think it will deliver in 2-3 yrs.
Originally posted by ameydesai

MT Educare (Mahesh Tutorials) is a well-known brand in Mumbai ..... does the IPO make sense for TEDDIES ? I have not subscribed for the IPO but do you guys think it makes senses going for MT in secondary market ?
 
carney .... 40k gives me a feeling you will get around 300 shares since it has 1.3 times subscription in retail segment
I am assuming - You have applied in names of 4 people in your family? i guess one person cannot apply 4 times in his/her name ..... so you will have 1200 shares on allocation or say 1000 .... cool !!

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Posted By: coolcarney
Date Posted: 29/Mar/2012 at 11:06pm
I meant four times the lot size.


Posted By: ameydesai
Date Posted: 30/Mar/2012 at 5:25pm
which means u are looking at getting anywhere between 2 to 3 lots .....
Listing gains .... huh  !!


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Posted By: coolcarney
Date Posted: 30/Mar/2012 at 6:30pm
No. Taking a position for next move. Wink
Originally posted by ameydesai

which means u are looking at getting anywhere between 2 to 3 lots .....
Listing gains .... huh  !!


Posted By: ameydesai
Date Posted: 02/Apr/2012 at 12:41pm
with results season around the corner - what is the stand that teddies will take ?

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Posted By: ameydesai
Date Posted: 11/Apr/2012 at 10:41am
Originally posted by coolcarney

I know Mahesh Tutorials since majority of my classmates went to study there in 10th std. I joined some other classes. I invested in IPO since my neighbour  paid 40K for his 10th recently. So, even though it does not hold its price, I think the company is doing well. They already have 17cr. cash. Sector is good. I think it will deliver in 2-3 yrs.
Originally posted by ameydesai

MT Educare (Mahesh Tutorials) is a well-known brand in Mumbai ..... does the IPO make sense for TEDDIES ? I have not subscribed for the IPO but do you guys think it makes senses going for MT in secondary market ?
 
carney bhai - MT educare has gotten listed today - kya hua ? how many did you get ?


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Posted By: coolcarney
Date Posted: 11/Apr/2012 at 11:03am
I got 147nos. It has hit UC.


Posted By: ameydesai
Date Posted: 23/May/2012 at 4:03pm
MCX - to my surprise is now in loss vs. its listing price - i just hope there is no new scam waiting there ....

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Posted By: ameydesai
Date Posted: 04/Jun/2012 at 6:26pm
i have tripled the MCX allocation in my portfolio in the last 1 month

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Posted By: coolcarney
Date Posted: 04/Jun/2012 at 8:22pm
We are in the same boat. I don't think there is any need to worry.
Originally posted by ameydesai

i have tripled the MCX allocation in my portfolio in the last 1 month


Posted By: ameydesai
Date Posted: 06/Jun/2012 at 2:04pm
Originally posted by coolcarney

We are in the same boat. I don't think there is any need to worry.
Originally posted by ameydesai

i have tripled the MCX allocation in my portfolio in the last 1 month
also planning to add some consumption based stocks to my portfolio in coming months. For last 2-3 years I was trying to make good returns from portfolio without them .... i thought they were overtly priced...but they still gave good returns

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Posted By: coolcarney
Date Posted: 06/Jun/2012 at 8:15pm
Check out Jyothy.
Originally posted by ameydesai

also planning to add some consumption based stocks to my portfolio in coming months. For last 2-3 years I was trying to make good returns from portfolio without them .... i thought they were overtly priced...but they still gave good returns


Posted By: ameydesai
Date Posted: 11/Jun/2012 at 12:42pm
Originally posted by coolcarney

Check out Jyothy
 
u mean Jyothy Laboratories ?
why do you recommend this one ?


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Posted By: coolcarney
Date Posted: 11/Jun/2012 at 8:18pm
Yes. Excellent management, relatively cheap and synergies from henkel going ahead. It has had a decent run-up recently from 160 to 220.
Originally posted by ameydesai

Originally posted by coolcarney

Check out Jyothy
 
u mean Jyothy Laboratories ?
why do you recommend this one ?


Posted By: ameydesai
Date Posted: 29/Jun/2012 at 1:35pm
sold city union bank at Rs. 51.50 & Coal India at 351

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Posted By: ameydesai
Date Posted: 11/Jul/2012 at 5:18pm
finally bought Page industries today at Rs. 2920/-
(i had resisted from buying consumption stocks, since they have low volume - only to be proven wrong) Consumption stocks are actually slow compounders of one's wealth.....


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Posted By: ameydesai
Date Posted: 02/Oct/2012 at 12:21pm
Stock     Allocation     Plan ahead
Larsen      25%     HOLD
Reliance      14%     HOLD
Infosys      11%     HOLD
Hyderabad Ind      6%     HOLD
MCX India (3)     5%     ACCUMULATE
Maruti Suzuki (2)     5%     HOLD
Parekh Aluminex      4%     HOLD
Tata Steel      4%     HOLD
Page Industries      4%     ACCUMULATE
Mold-Tek Pack      3%     HOLD
Sterlite Ind      3%     HOLD
Mayur Uniquoter      2%     ACCUMULATE
Hanung Toys (3)     2%     HOLD
ILandFS Trans (2)     2%     HOLD
Suzlon Energy      2%     HOLD
Reliance Comm      1%     HOLD
NHPC      1%     HOLD
Punj Lloyd      1%     HOLD
Shree Renuka      1%     HOLD
Cairn India      1%     HOLD
Tata Motors      1%     ACCUMULATE
Reliance Power      1%     ACCUMULATE
Titan Ind      1%     ACCUMULATE
Welspun Syntex      0%     HOLD
Quadrant Tele      0%     HOLD


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Posted By: koolvalue
Date Posted: 02/Oct/2012 at 1:43pm
Hi Ameya Iam not an expert but simply feel,

1)Tata steel-25%
2)IL & FS TRAN.-25%
3)PAGE-25%
4)TINAN-25%

Looks better for naked eye and captures most of your investment theme and style)(going by your portfolio)


Posted By: ameydesai
Date Posted: 03/Oct/2012 at 6:29pm
thanks koolvalue
 
it is going to take a huge heart to cut down the portfolio to 4-5 stocks as recommended by you
but i am enroute to this goal
need inspiration from ppl like you


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Posted By: prudentinvestor
Date Posted: 03/Oct/2012 at 7:28pm
Originally posted by ameydesai

thanks koolvalue
 
it is going to take a huge heart to cut down the portfolio to 4-5 stocks as recommended by you
but i am enroute to this goal
need inspiration from ppl like you


No point procrastinating, if you have decided to sell, SELL, don't hesitate.

Clear the slate and draw a fresh picture.

Start with the TED favorites HDFC twins/Page/Hawkins/Titan ( 5 stocks)

As Prof Bakshi says, it is okay to make mistakes but it is a crime to perpetuate.


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Posted By: ameydesai
Date Posted: 04/Oct/2012 at 12:03pm
Originally posted by prudentinvestor


[QUOTE=ameydesai]thanks koolvalue
[Start with the TED favorites HDFC twins/Page/Hawkins/Titan ( 5 stocks) As Prof Bakshi says, it is okay to make mistakes but it is a crime to perpetuate.


what abt TCS ? it has shown good growth historically & also has a nice potential

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Posted By: ameydesai
Date Posted: 15/Nov/2012 at 5:12pm
Stock     Inv. Price     Weightage
Larsen      1110.00     22.81%
Reliance      1107.00     11.95%
Infosys      1816.30     8.86%
MCX India (3)     982.13     5.41%
TCS      1290.00     5.26%
HIL      424.42     4.88%
Maruti Suzuki (2)     1366.99     4.47%
Page Industries      3267.00     3.37%
HDFC Bank      624.62     3.28%
Parekh Aluminex      322.75     3.19%
Mold-Tek Pack      68.40     3.10%
Tata Steel      613.85     3.05%
Sterlite Ind      137.00     3.01%
Hanung Toys (3)     204.63     2.51%
Mayur Uniquoter      391.00     2.36%
ILandFS Trans (2)     194.87     1.92%
Tata Global Bev      156.86     1.82%
Suzlon Energy      50.01     1.59%
NHPC      32.27     1.38%
Reliance Comm      311.83     1.29%
Punj Lloyd      121.60     1.06%
Cairn India      371.86     0.69%
Shree Renuka      95.85     0.65%
Welspun Syntex      25.63     0.62%
Tata Motors      272.18     0.55%
Reliance Power      270.74     0.52%
Quadrant Tele      10.41     0.42%

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Posted By: koolvalue
Date Posted: 15/Nov/2012 at 5:45pm
Originally posted by ameydesai

Stock     Inv. Price     Weightage
Larsen      1110.00     22.81%
Reliance      1107.00     11.95%
Infosys      1816.30     8.86%
MCX India (3)     982.13     5.41%
TCS      1290.00     5.26%
HIL      424.42     4.88%
Maruti Suzuki (2)     1366.99     4.47%
Page Industries      3267.00     3.37%
HDFC Bank      624.62     3.28%
Parekh Aluminex      322.75     3.19%
Mold-Tek Pack      68.40     3.10%
Tata Steel      613.85     3.05%
Sterlite Ind      137.00     3.01%
Hanung Toys (3)     204.63     2.51%
Mayur Uniquoter      391.00     2.36%
ILandFS Trans (2)     194.87     1.92%
Tata Global Bev      156.86     1.82%
Suzlon Energy      50.01     1.59%
NHPC      32.27     1.38%
Reliance Comm      311.83     1.29%
Punj Lloyd      121.60     1.06%
Cairn India      371.86     0.69%
Shree Renuka      95.85     0.65%
Welspun Syntex      25.63     0.62%
Tata Motors      272.18     0.55%
Reliance Power      270.74     0.52%
Quadrant Tele      10.41     0.42%




Ameyaji 50% of your portfolio is locked in reliance,larsen,infy and sterlite.Which will take you nowhere.
Balance 50% is scattered among a lot of companies with relatively insignificant weightage.
Overall this portfolio gives impression of a populist Budget by a coalition govt trying to keep everybody happy.

Pls go through previous suggestion of prdentinvestor and take corrective steps.It is never too late.
Forgive me for strong langauge but---- we want all the TEDIES to make money....


Posted By: ameydesai
Date Posted: 15/Nov/2012 at 11:12am
Originally posted by koolvalue

Originally posted by ameydesai

Stock     Inv. Price     Weightage
Larsen      1110.00     22.81%
Reliance      1107.00     11.95%
Infosys      1816.30     8.86%
MCX India (3)     982.13     5.41%
TCS      1290.00     5.26%
HIL      424.42     4.88%
Maruti Suzuki (2)     1366.99     4.47%
Page Industries      3267.00     3.37%
HDFC Bank      624.62     3.28%
Parekh Aluminex      322.75     3.19%
Mold-Tek Pack      68.40     3.10%
Tata Steel      613.85     3.05%
Sterlite Ind      137.00     3.01%
Hanung Toys (3)     204.63     2.51%
Mayur Uniquoter      391.00     2.36%
ILandFS Trans (2)     194.87     1.92%
Tata Global Bev      156.86     1.82%
Suzlon Energy      50.01     1.59%
NHPC      32.27     1.38%
Reliance Comm      311.83     1.29%
Punj Lloyd      121.60     1.06%
Cairn India      371.86     0.69%
Shree Renuka      95.85     0.65%
Welspun Syntex      25.63     0.62%
Tata Motors      272.18     0.55%
Reliance Power      270.74     0.52%
Quadrant Tele      10.41     0.42%




Ameyaji 50% of your portfolio is locked in reliance,larsen,infy and sterlite.Which will take you nowhere.
Balance 50% is scattered among a lot of companies with relatively insignificant weightage.
Overall this portfolio gives impression of a populist Budget by a coalition govt trying to keep everybody happy.

Pls go through previous suggestion of prdentinvestor and take corrective steps.It is never too late.
Forgive me for strong langauge but---- we want all the TEDIES to make money....

@koolvalue - thanks for your harsh but caring words - i have come down from a 34stock portfolio to a 25stock portfolio, i am aiming to a 10 stock portfolio and yes - even i agree - it looks like a populist budget!

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Posted By: Shiv R
Date Posted: 27/Nov/2012 at 2:44pm
Suzlon shares have rallied 11 percent today; i wont be surprised if i see some profit booking in coming days!


Posted By: India_Bull
Date Posted: 29/Nov/2012 at 12:51pm
Cut the last 75% and you will get 15 % yoy, cut the first and the last 30% and you might get 25 %... need to revisit and reallocate this portfolio as the best time is now..

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Posted By: ameydesai
Date Posted: 09/Jan/2013 at 1:55pm
added unichem lab today at Rs.194/-

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Arise, Awake and Stop Not till the Goal is reached


Posted By: ameydesai
Date Posted: 10/Jan/2013 at 11:03am
parekh aluminex has lost 40% in one week, i listen that promoters have done some antics in last few months, 2-3 years ago - it was trader's darling.....now at CMP Rs. 180/- would it be ok to enter? the stock is available at a PE ratio of 2.23

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Arise, Awake and Stop Not till the Goal is reached


Posted By: Khan
Date Posted: 10/Jan/2013 at 11:37am
Originally posted by ameydesai

parekh aluminex has lost 40% in one week, i listen that promoters have done some antics in last few months, 2-3 years ago - it was trader's darling.....now at CMP Rs. 180/- would it be ok to enter? the stock is available at a PE ratio of 2.23


There is news about demise of Chairman.
http://www.bseindia.com/corporates/anndet_new.aspx?newsid=96caf84c-943f-4081-9246-6edaf09e745d

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If you do what you've always done, you'll get what you've always gotten


Posted By: ameydesai
Date Posted: 21/Jan/2013 at 12:32pm
Originally posted by Khan

Originally posted by ameydesai

parekh aluminex has lost 40% in one week, i listen that promoters have done some antics in last few months, 2-3 years ago - it was trader's darling.....now at CMP Rs. 180/- would it be ok to enter? the stock is available at a PE ratio of 2.23


There is news about demise of Chairman.
http://www.bseindia.com/corporates/anndet_new.aspx?newsid=96caf84c-943f-4081-9246-6edaf09e745d

thanks khan - any idea - where will price stabilization happen ?

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Arise, Awake and Stop Not till the Goal is reached


Posted By: Khan
Date Posted: 21/Jan/2013 at 3:54pm
Originally posted by ameydesai

Originally posted by Khan

Originally posted by ameydesai

parekh aluminex has lost 40% in one week, i listen that promoters have done some antics in last few months, 2-3 years ago - it was trader's darling.....now at CMP Rs. 180/- would it be ok to enter? the stock is available at a PE ratio of 2.23


There is news about demise of Chairman.
http://www.bseindia.com/corporates/anndet_new.aspx?newsid=96caf84c-943f-4081-9246-6edaf09e745d

thanks khan - any idea - where will price stabilization happen ?


No idea.. not following.

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If you do what you've always done, you'll get what you've always gotten



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