A few days ago I did a post saying you need Rs. 3 crores (allocated among 3 asset classes equally) – most people reacted saying ‘this is too much’. Let us take an example. If you were to go from your house to office (a journey that you undertake every working day) and you needed […]

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sorry I am unable to put the link to that story….because of some WordPress problem…i am unable to link anything to my stories.   Dna did the story and i have tweeted about it on twitter and fb…but not able to put it on my blog..check out DNA for the story..Sucheta and Debashis have also […]

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Here are some questions: i have already answered them in earlier posts, hence just connecting..sadly wordpress is not working well…and I am not able to link it..please cut and paste the links on the browser and it should work… 1. Subra I agree that short term predicting of markets is difficult, but some of these […]

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I am very, very old fashioned in my ‘valuation’ techniques. If you search through my blog you will see a lot of posts criticising the new gen valuation techniques. I used to like the PDR – price to DIVIDEND ratio. Then my valuation friends changed it to PER (price earning ratio). Of course then there […]

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It is easy to sit in India and look at the problems in America and Europe. For many of us it has also become fashionable and say: -Americans do not know how to save, many of them do not study enough, …etc..etc But PLEASE do remember it is the economy which is closest to reality. […]

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Ralph Nader said about General Motors long ago. I am saying this about the Indian Equity markets, now. The problem with investors, wannabe investors, scared of the market investors…is they keep learning, but most of the times the learn the wrong lessons. ‘I have made money on ESOPs’: Well if you had Esops of Indiainfoline, […]

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