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Posted by Alleppian on 6 March 2010

Thanks Daksh for taking time to enlighten me.

I am sure if you hold on to a good stock, you will be the ultimate beneficiary. I just mentioned the practical difficulty to create the mindset to hold on in my case.

I tried a few stocks before but did discontinue it after 2 years without much benefit ( may be if you had stayed away from the regular reports and trends may be i would have stayed on) But I never tried on the stocks you mentioned. Also I will definitely check minimum fundamentals (at least quarter wise performance, divident history,buisiness prospects, promoters stake rather confidence in the company, and their good will etc) before i venture. And I rarely lost in my method. IN FACT THIS GAVE ME BETTER RESULTS THAN MY SIP. So that is why I mentioned it.

But even after selecting this way there are times where a good stock (for eg.ICSA,Ashapura minechem etc) that I believed in could slump to low level due to other reasons. In such cases I have 2 options

One is to accumulate further at lower levels (this could be done if you are planning for long term investment and liquidity is no problem for you)

Another option is to play with a strict stop loss at every rise(that is to imply bit of technicals and watch for a support and resistance method and re-enter accordingly)

Sorry My message is going long....

Any way may be my trading strategy is poor and i am lucky that so far i didn't get much beating yet... So I won't advice it to anybody.

Thanks Daksh for your time..By the way there are a no. of people asking you your favorite Sip candidates for the future and the ones you hold for the past few years... Will you reveal one or two for the Mumbai Bulls ...hmm..hm

Posted by u.v.Ramana on 5 March 2010

Dear Hetal,

Please go to the Answered Queries section you will get all the answers and also your doubts shall be cleared.

U.V.Ramana

Posted by Anand Kumar on 5 March 2010

Interesting!!!

When you cant predict the stock price, do SIP.

Investing just Rs. 1000/Month in BSE Small Cap Index from March 2003 to Feb 2010, your SIP value would have been 2,05,000 today

If you had delayed the start by 3 years, you would have got only Rs. 64000 now.

How many of you could have afforder Rs. 5000/Month from 2003? That would have been 10 lacs in Small Cap index.

Dont you think companies have vanished from the small cap index in the period?

Dont waste time thinkig when to start SIP. Remember that every year you delay may cost lacs of rupees for your future.

Spread the risk by

Doing SIP

Doing SIP in atleast 5 counters.

Never stop your SIP (By that you are loosing out the SIP advantage)

Or join a mutual fund ( Growth funds may be by SBI/HDFC/Reliance) if you cant do it on your own.

Posted by Hetal Patel on 5 March 2010

Hello Daksh

Please suggest 4-5 SIP stocks.

Posted by Pinak on 5 March 2010

Hi Daksh, Anyone can learn a lot of things. Thanks for your appreciation.

I would like to teach to do intraday and to learn technical analysis from you.

I am also ready to become premium if i have to.

Please guide me.

Posted by Hetal Patel on 3 March 2010

Hi Daksh Please post ur favorite SIP stocks. I am doing SIP in Anand recommnedations. I would to do SIP in ur stocks also

Posted by shilpa on 3 March 2010

hi Daksh,

Could you please give some guidelines on how to identify the SIP candidates?

what are the things to look at to make sure prediction that the business will survive next 20-30 years?

Posted by Alleppian on 3 March 2010

Yes you are true. Sip can do wonders at least in paper (sorry this is my personal view. I am investing in the sharemarket for the past 9 years. Earlier whenever we used to attend a class regarding investment ,they used to show this with examples of infosys,Aban etc etc.even though in the earlier days we used to watch it with an "awe" But the market taught me a lot of lessons including one thing like there are only few becoms Infosys, icici or in the likes. For eg every cricket player can't be sachin tendulkar however hard they practice.

I can show a number of stocks which even after promising to be a steady performer but later disappoints us and disappear. what will happen to those who believed in those companies did "SIP' and wasted their hard earned money. Think about ' Satyam' what would have happened to the investors if the government wouldn't have involved promptly?Think about 'Aban lloyd' it self, who would have thought the company owned by a guy from Pathanamthitta district of Kerala would grow in such a way?

I BELIEVE SHARE PRICES ARE NOT PREDICTABLE FOR A LONG TERM. Most of you guys might differ with me, But how many of you are doing the Sipping for such a long time? I doubt any?

When somebody mentions these magical figures I remember about my ULIP Policy fund agent who used to show me these kind of magical figures But in my case I never could achieve it.

So what I prefers is may be Anand's way of Sipping( a truely innovative one) Also I like the trend trading of Daksh. But I always make sure that the company has strong fundamentals and believe in a Very Strict 'STOP LOSS''which is my lesson from the past years.

Pn;I am sure there are plenty of people who differ my opinion. These are purely my opinion based on my past experience only. I am in no way discouraging anybody who wants to try 'Sip'

Posted by u.v.Ramana on 2 March 2010

Dear Mumbai Bulls,

History has repeated itself time and again.

People who have invested for a long term and on a regular basis have definitely been rewarded and have become rich and also humble from that experience.

I would like to remind everyone about the car-driver of Shri Narayan Murthy who is a crorepathi i believe but still goes about his daily and simple routine,lifestyle.

There are many examples of success,but i pray do not get carried over and forget to be a good human being.

A very humble follower of Mumbaibulls.

U.V.Ramana

Posted by Suraj Bekal on 2 March 2010

Daksh Bhai.. Who is this farmer ? This shows SIP on a well studied fundamental stock for LONG TERM is safer and helps in highly fruitifying our capital.

I attended a seminar on investments decision yeaterday and learnt that SIP's and Long term Investment is the best way to make good money.

Though one can make good money if he properly times the market and undertakes a short term investment but the risk factor when taken into consideration kills ur brain if u happen to be on a holiday on those very few "BRILLIANT MARKET" days. All d tactics go in vain and sometimes with the drive to earn good money one big loss is enough to make anybody pauper.

So y take tensions n keep worrying about the market movement when u can study once and build ur assets in long term investment and above all reap higher gains.

Again who is that farmer ?