Wonderful notes on stock market so well written. Like the Uday shankar transport and software, stolen petty cash, credit cards mothering, and the diamond ring. the writer deserves an award!
I am new to share market, just want to know what would happen if everyone becomes longterm invstor and there is no trader, also if everyone becomes trader and no long term investor.
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by vedant dev on Jan 27, 2008 06:11 PM Permalink
wat r u talking sir/ma'am!! this is the great sidin sunny vadukut. his blogsite one of the best reads u will ever ever get. no, sidin is not paying me for this. i just love his work. incredibly intelligent and funny.
sidin...no recent updates on domain maximus...ur gone to amdavad or abu dhabi or rajasthan wid pastrami?
There should be some basic education, because the neighbhor made money in it does not mean you will make money.True in many business. It is reason some work, others start a business. Those who start a business require some smarts.
Like if I were to invest in shares, I would invest in those companies that are profitable first, then ever any start up.
Second, I would look price earning ratio as to know the value of stock.
Third the growth of profit if earninng are doubling or 30-40 % a year that is a hot stock.
fourth sector wise: companies in infrastructer, consumer goods, software etc.
fifth and most important don't put all our investment in one sector, or one stock diversify into 5-10 stock minimum. Usally when one sector takes hit all companies in the same sector/related sector take a hit.
sixth, an investor should be able to risk loosing that money and have saving, and earnings from other sources.
seventh: if there is any scandels relating to stock or company get out fast chances or if stock become junk chancesare it will not ever turn to gold.
eight: keep abrest of all information related to stock incluudeing sudden change in price,announcement of earning, bad news, weak performance, under performane in relation to same sector stocks, etc
As far as investing goes their is a lot of trust you must have to give money to any idiot.Like Mr. DLF being one of the richest men? what does he do accept being a builder? would he give ever a dime of profit
Is the IQ of Indian readers really so low as seen in the messages below ? Cant they identify a satire when they read one. Atleast they can be sesible to see under which topic this article appears. This is a wonderfully written satire, and most have taken to cursing rediff, the market, traders, investors and each other.
No one can tame market. Day Trading,Swing Trading,Margin Trading, Commodities Trading have heavy risk. Investor/Trador should be prudent with his money. Why Vadukuts over indulged in share market, and he gone to extremes in comparision with his neighbour Ramanathan. Any how Investors/Tradors should invest for long term not for short or medium term. Especially small investors/Tradors.
Dear Diary,10.11.1993,Today I turned 23 and I also have my first salary of Rs. 3500. After buying sweets and gifts to my family I have Rs. 2500 left with me. As told by one of my uncle, I opened a demat account and bought few shares of Infosys, HLL and Reliance12.11.2006Oh my dear diary...Forgot to touch you all these years similar to that I forgot about my demat account. I found my demat account documents today and when I checked my portfolio value, it is around Rs.75000May be I should have invested more often. My badluck that I dont have some one like Mr. Ramanathan next door
RE:Dear Diary....
by Vijay Thirugnanam on Feb 20, 2008 03:09 PM Permalink
If you had invested 3500 in Infy at that time, you would have had at least 35 Lacs in your account by now.
