a very educative and .. had knowledge for begineers like ,. i mba graduate .. got job in india bulls ..as market maker .. hope i do well and excell .. thanks ,.
Than you very much for this articles. Please kee giving this type of good articles. I want some good articles on investment because i am in investemnt field so latest trends,need of investor in this field will benefit me. Thank You. regards Datta
Good comparision, As the editor has clearly mentioned we should not invest on few funds and leave them, we should churn them atleast once in year. Thanks for the tips to retail investors.
I subscribe to the views expressed by Mr. Kempanni. He is right when he said that we should book profit periodically and to be invested in quality stocks. Secondly his advice to churn portfolio once in a year is apt. In my first year in the stock market, I saw my profits going up and I didn't book profit. After a few months I saw my profits vanishing and I was on the minus side.I was holding to the stocks as if they were my 'children'. Second year I started booking profits at every rise and reentered the stocks on declines. I could make a decent profit of 25% on my investment.I churn my profitable not for the sake of change, but only if I find value in it.Another secret I learnt was to have a diversified portfolio as on any given day one or the sector moves up and you have a good chance of making profits.
Well, i strongly belive that investment is like blood in our body,because blood circulates in our body 24hrs in a day, same way the investment circulates in financial market. If any accident happen with body, bloods comes out. Same way any scandles or any crises dappen with a countries financial market it will badly affect the invesment. So, while investing your money in stock market every investor must know that which companies share will going to do more profit in future or in few days. The investor must choose only those companies which are having good financial background or which are having fame in the market in case of booming period. In case of downstream period the investor must be careful that how much money they will invest with taking care of companies future plan.
I was attracted by the title of the article but after reading it could not make out why it has been compared to a chapatti. Could you explain clearly and simply
RE:investment is like a chappati
by giridar on Apr 06, 2006 10:31 PM Permalink
the reason he said its like chappati is that if you keep a chappati withotu moving it around it gets burnt. same way the investment shoudlnt be kept in same portifolio. even if stable you should try to move around and see whats happening in the market. just simply u cant invest and sleep is all u can derive out of it
RE:investment is like a chappati
by Shoab Hasan on Apr 07, 2006 06:55 AM Permalink
Dear friend,
What Mr Kampani is trying to say is to book profit when there is a rise in your share price.Else if you hold without booking some profit, you may see price erosion in the stock.If you don't move chapatti when it is on hot stove, it will get burnt.
Kampani's advice is very sound.An individual is better off buying Reliance Growth Fund or some other well managed fund.For an individual investors,stocks are more riskier .A good Fund manager prunes their stock portfolio regularly. On the US$--Huge trade deficit has already made US$ weak versus Euro.US economy is the strongest among the G-8.There are negatives like Iraq but there are positives also.For example--homeownership is great/OK.Real Estate prices are high but they always go thru cycles.Savings rate should be looked at in the context of Pensions/IRA/401(K)/Soc.Sec.and Home ownership.REVERSE MORTGAGE is a new idea for people over 65--great pool of savings.Wise Thoughts from Kampani. Satinder Mullick
