RE:MF
by Sangram Mahapatra on Dec 20, 2007 12:55 PM Permalink
Hi, A fund is good which suits your needs and performs accordingly. If you are aggressive then a aggressive fund is good and vice versa. An aggressive fund is one in which the allocation in equities is maximum and gives you the return accordingly.For more details u can contact through email. Happy Investing. Bye..
i am 28 year married with one child. i wana invest some money in mutual funds that can also give me some tax benefit.can u help me in this regard: name is sandeep singh
RE:Query
by Ramnath Mahapatra on Dec 20, 2007 03:24 AM Permalink
yes definitely u can do so by investing in ELSS funds(this mutual fund may belong to any company) or u can opt for ULIP(Unit Linked Insurance Policies)where your fund allocation will be maximum. Both of these will give u tax benefits and your funds will be invested in equities too. For more details u can contact through email. Happy Investing. Bye..
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As you suggested Invest in "good small Cap stocks" My question is How we can pick those stock in the list of thousands listed stocks in BSE itself. Some times small cap stock price been driven by operators trading rather than stock fundamental.
RE:Small cap
by Sangram Mahapatra on Dec 20, 2007 03:31 AM Permalink
Hi, U don't need to engage yourself in these headaches. Simply picking up a good Mutual Fund is enough. The fund managers are trained enough to judge the criticality of the operators and the markets. For more details u can contact through email. Happy Investing. Bye..
RE:Small cap
by on Dec 19, 2007 08:04 PM Permalink
Look at companies with solid fundamentals. Take only highly liquid stocks, this reduces changes of being operator driven. Also follow some sites. I often use stocktalkindia.
I am in the stock market for the last ten years. Though i have lost my job as well lacs of rupees, I have never given up trading in the stock market. Its a good article and I welcome such articles. One should also read the book "Guide to investment" by Robert kiyosaki author of Rich dad, poor dad series. R
RE:How to save enough money, not matter your age
by Sangram Mahapatra on Dec 20, 2007 03:48 AM Permalink
Hi, a good article always comes from a good experience. This experience doesn't belong to a particular person, it is as a whole. You have lost in lacs, it means u have invested such. Plz think in a cool mind , if u have done such in a MF then u could have earned a lot. Happy Investing. Bye..
RE:How to save enough money, not matter your age
by Mayank Agarwal on Dec 20, 2007 02:57 AM Permalink
Boss reading books and articles doesn't help you...I have seen many people who have read the book and will read all such articles, although these people agree and understand it but still never try to come out of this 'Rat Race'. One more question if you have lost lacs of rupees and your job...(assuming that you have not earned much from share market) then you can be called a gambler and an idiot who has not learned anthing in 10 years. But I doubt, because most of the people who earn a lot in share market cry the loudest...even I do. :-)
Am surprised no one has posted a comment here. Its is such a nice article not in terms of statistics or data but as a reminder of the benefits of saving and saving early.
RE:Good Article
by Gautam Sinha on Dec 19, 2007 05:44 PM Permalink
I am not as surprised, I just saw your comment! These articles usually come in personalfn mailers and these thumb rules are well known. However there is one part I want to point out where I think caution is advised. Dont play with stocks, not because we are novices but because your office responsibilities keep increasing and trading occurs only during office hours. So tracking etc becomes a headache.
RE:Good Article
by Sangram Mahapatra on Dec 20, 2007 03:42 AM Permalink
Hi, now a days trading is available beyond one's official hours also. It is also said as commodity trading. But as far as this article, it is concerned about mutual funds, where one is having least headache to earn huge than any other means of income.For more details u can contact through email. Happy Investing. Bye..
