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I working for a software company in Chennai and 3 years ago, I was not aware and not connected to the stocks/markets at all. Thanks to my previous company, who gave their stocks to us through their ESOP scheme. Then hesitantly I opened a trading account with a aim of just selling those esop shares and get out. But things happened other way(rest is history!!) and I got more and more interested in everything, but restricted to delivery/cash option and never ventured into options,F&O etc and don't understand them yet. keen tracker of IPOs since TCS/NTPC days and also trade in secondary. I go by fundamental analysis and till this day technical analysis and charts are not clear to me and couldn't get it. For stocks I regularly follow Moneycontrol and Sunday Business Line particularly for their Investment World supplement and for MFs, i track ValueresearchOnline. Finally I convey my sincere thanks to all senior boarders for their tips and adivse to juniors like us time and again.
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26 Aug 2008 11:45
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Dear Friend,
Also with regard to DSPML, there is lack of consistency. For example in ICICIDIRECT there is only one day (1st of the month) available in the drop-down for SIP, whereas, I found that Citibank allows you to subscribe in SIP to DSPML on 4 different dates in the month on 1, 7, 14 and 21.
Just for this reason I lately used to route all my investments in DSPML schemes via Citibank.
Thanks,
anand ...
Also with regard to DSPML, there is lack of consistency. For example in ICICIDIRECT there is only one day (1st of the month) available in the drop-down for SIP, whereas, I found that Citibank allows you to subscribe in SIP to DSPML on 4 different dates in the month on 1, 7, 14 and 21.
Just for this reason I lately used to route all my investments in DSPML schemes via Citibank.
Thanks,
anand ...
20 Aug 2008 16:28
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04 Aug 2008 15:40
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Hi VVRK,
To put is straightly, Reliance Growth is a MUST INVEST for me. I have been investing in this scheme for more than 4 years and though its corpus has swelled by many times recently, this is the ONLY fund in the market that too in the Midcap space had continued to provide superlative retuns and consistently.
I think this fund has turned around a phenomenal performance and a sum of Rs. 10 invested in the beginning(1995) is worth more than 300 rupees now. Simply Superb performance and hats off to Sunil Singhania for this great show!!!
Also if you look at other peers in the midcap space like Birla Midcap, Magnum Global and Sundaram Midcap, these funds were top of the charts in one of the years but fell down the next year and sort of displaying an erratic performance. But Rel Growth stands way ahead and tall than these peers.
Thanks,
Anand ...
To put is straightly, Reliance Growth is a MUST INVEST for me. I have been investing in this scheme for more than 4 years and though its corpus has swelled by many times recently, this is the ONLY fund in the market that too in the Midcap space had continued to provide superlative retuns and consistently.
I think this fund has turned around a phenomenal performance and a sum of Rs. 10 invested in the beginning(1995) is worth more than 300 rupees now. Simply Superb performance and hats off to Sunil Singhania for this great show!!!
Also if you look at other peers in the midcap space like Birla Midcap, Magnum Global and Sundaram Midcap, these funds were top of the charts in one of the years but fell down the next year and sort of displaying an erratic performance. But Rel Growth stands way ahead and tall than these peers.
Thanks,
Anand ...
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