Sir John Tempelton made some rules for investing…in fact 16 of them. Some are very easy to understand..some are not. Here is an attempt to bring to you..the explanations behind the rules… No. 5 WHEN BUYING STOCKS, SEARCH FOR BARGAINS AMONG QUALITY STOCKS Quality in equity markets is very difficult to define. In the Indian […]
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No.3 REMAIN FLEXIBLE AND OPEN-MINDED ABOUT TYPES OF INVESTMENT Investing is very difficult because most of us lack the discipline to do asset allocation SCIENTIFICALLY. On a random basis we do some asset allocation, but we are a victim of our habits. So if we are used to equity investing and we start enjoying that, […]
Here is a nice long PDF article on #YouCanberichtoo well the article is about #GOALBASEDINVESTING.IN Read on… https://www.seic.com/Canada-Advisor/SEI-GoalsBasedInvesting-CA.pdf
No. 1. INVEST FOR MAXIMUM TOTAL REAL RETURN When you invest, your ONLY AIM has to be to increase the family’s net wealth over a long term. This means the return on invested amounts after all costs, taxes and inflation. This is the only rational objective for most long-term investors. Any investment strategy that fails […]
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Economics assumes humans are rational beings who do what is good for them. However, this theory is not true for many, especially investors, who can behave irrationally. Let’s examine the biases that can lead to investing mistakes. Read more at: http://economictimes.indiatimes.com/articleshow/55508378.cms?utm_source=contentofinterest&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=cppst my article in Economic Times….