The more you lament on lost opportunities, the more you lose, mentally, physically and beyond. If yesterday or today didnt do something for you, TOMORROW WILL. Wade through to tomorrow. You can only SAVE so much, I'd say, MAKE MORE.
Most of the calculations presented here are done with an advantage of hindsight.
To say You will find then that the stockmarket index gives the best long-term, low-cost real return. If you had invested Rs 10,000 in the Sensex in 1979, it would be worth over Rs 12.6 lakh today; a bank FD would have fetched Rs 1.58 lakh on the same amount.
If a different period is chosen say 1979 to 1997 the results would be different. Also have to understand that in 1979 investments in Stock markets were not so transperant or even liquid enough as they are now hence the choice of investments gets skewed by that.
Even now it is the same case. Investing in Real estate involves a lot of money for downpayment etc. Also it does not seem to be income generating asset for a long time. We need additional instruments like REIT's for the same which can produce incomes by use of liquid instruments like stocks.
It is written that "Value each stock purchase according to the fundamentals of the stock". How to do this? I don't have time to read all the company results. Is there any weekly/monthly magazine which will keep me updated? Or is there any other way?
RE:A Query
by Sathiyanarayanan Moorthy on Aug 08, 2007 12:55 AM Permalink
try reading moneytoday from the stables of india today. i have seen them really good in giving advices/suggestions
At last a good article which helps in exposing ourselves .The article excellent and toatally different from the ones we usually read on investments.Good work..keep it up.
