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In fact most MFs are waiting for the market to bottom out completely as market is still riding with some air of good growth. But as we see the actual slowdown, the growth will definitely be affected & GDP of 5 to 5.5% will be seen. Again IIP numbers could see negative times ahead. So Indian market has not factored its own slowdown & its dipping growth coming forward, it has just factored US recession & Europe\...
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Most MFs likely to invest in largecaps: Valueresearch
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MMB Messenger
Dhirendra Kumar of Valueresearch the MF industry is still in a wait and watch mode and has hardly deployed any of the remaining cash. He believes most of the MFs when they do deploy their cash are likely to incline heavily towards large-caps as there’s little confidence in mid-caps. 
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Dhirendra Kumar of Valueresearch the MF industry is still in a wait and watch mode and has hardly deployed any of the remaining cash. He believes most of the MFs when they do deploy their cash are likely to incline heavily towards large-caps as there’s little confidence in mid-caps....
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u can dena bank include in our pholio...
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Reliance Vision Fund picks IT, pharma; sells oil, engg
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Reliance Vision Fund increased its weightage to IT and pharma, while decreased its exposure to oil & gas, engineering, media, food & beverages, auto and banking sectors.
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Reliance Vision Fund increased its weightage to IT and pharma, while decreased its exposure to oil & gas, engineering, media, food & beverages, auto and banking sectors....
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One should now enter into stock market to buy good stock @ very low price for better return....
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Let us say you have made an asset allocation of 50% in debt and 50% in equity. Last 1 year let us say you have invested Rs 50,000 in debt and Rs 50,000 in equity. After 1 year your debt portion would have grown to say Rs 54000 ( @ net 8%) . Your equity portion has come down to Rs 36000. So your asset allocation has changed to 54:36 from 50:50
This year if you are investing 1 lakh - invest Rs 41,000 in debt and Rs 59000 in equity. Your asset allocation will come back To 50:50 ( 95000: 95000). In the future equity will perform better than debt. End of the year you might have to put more in debt to balance or even withdraw partly to make it 50:50. As long as you keep doing this every year you will make money in the long run. The main problem with people is that when equity does well they invest more and when it is not doing well like now, they run away or stop investing. If you overcome GREED and FEAR - you can be a successful investor. What one needs is DISCIPLINE & PATIENCE. You being a doctor , should find it easier. ...
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profit booking
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dr sundeep
I am a long term investor in mutual fund.Some advisors advised for profit booking time to time.Please let me know investment is a long term process.When market is at high and I sell units for profit booknig what next should i do ?again invest at higer price or keep money in bank?I really do not under stand the term profit booking as a long term regular investor
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What is PE...
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that is true of Dow also or even sensex. one cannot passively invest and be clear enough to pluck the fruits when ripe. otherwise the returns from fd over a long period will be better (post tax). I would consider fd returns superior even to real estate investment if rent is ignored. if rent is considered there is the risk of loss of the property if he refuses to vacate.
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Make money when the markets fall
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Oh! I have doubts on Equity as asset class - Nikkei was around 35,000 in late 80s. The fall from there is continous and now after a couple of decades, it is struggling less than 10,000.
Anything fundamentally wrong in Japan?
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Dear Dr Sundep,
The easiest way to book profits is to select dividend payout option. Let the fund manager decide when to book profit. Coming to your second question of what to do with profit booking. Well, the dividend declaration is at the highest when markets are on the rise and so is the NAV(You can see that all dividends in MF have almost dried up due to market decline). This will surely disturb your asset allocation. Invest the profits in the asset class that has come down to bring back your prefered asset allocation; i.e. buy more of debt, FD or gold from the profits to balance your portfolio.
Hope this will Help.
Regards,
Wadia...
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profit booking
Posted by : dr sundeep
I am a long term investor in mutual fund.Some advisors advised for profit booking time to time.Please let me know investment is a long term process.When market is at high and I sell units for profit booknig what next should i do ?again invest at higer price or keep money in bank?I really do not under stand the term profit booking as a long term regular investor
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It is very true and I must also add that it was great pleasure reading Invest The Happionaire Way....
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profit booking
Posted by : dr sundeep
I am a long term investor in mutual fund.Some advisors advised for profit booking time to time.Please let me know investment is a long term process.When market is at high and I sell units for profit booknig what next should i do ?again invest at higer price or keep money in bank?I really do not under stand the term profit booking as a long term regular investor
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I am a long term investor in mutual fund.Some advisors advised for profit booking time to time.Please let me know investment is a long term process.When market is at high and I sell units for profit booknig what next should i do ?again invest at higer price or keep money in bank?I really do not under stand the term profit booking as a long term regular investor...
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Do you know what Nikkei`s valuation was when it had touched 35000. DO you know what the valuation is now? What was Japan`s economic situation in the 1990`s..What was the GDP growth of Japan in the same period. Is India in the same economic situation in terms of GDP growth and all.
Don`t just look at the index levels and decide what equity can and cannot do. ...
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Make money when the markets fall
Posted by : ragu6
Oh! I have doubts on Equity as asset class - Nikkei was around 35,000 in late 80s. The fall from there is continous and now after a couple of decades, it is struggling less than 10,000.
Anything fundamentally wrong in Japan?
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More panic ahead for insurance sector. Banking & insurance giant ING reporting USD 1.9 bn losses, its first time ever. Also, hinted that upcoming year would be even worse for the insurance giant.
many insurance companies will see the heat of global turmoil....
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Insurance cos invested Rs 10K cr in Oct: ICICI Pru
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Puneet Nanda, CIO, ICICI Prudential, believes there is a slowdown in the pace of inflows in products and the growth trend is also declining. He does not see risk of Ulip redemptions due to long lock-in period. Nanda said October saw insurance companies investing about Rs 10,000 crore.
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Oh! I have doubts on Equity as asset class - Nikkei was around 35,000 in late 80s. The fall from there is continous and now after a couple of decades, it is struggling less than 10,000.
Anything fundamentally wrong in Japan?...
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Make money when the markets fall
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Hanging on to fundamentally sound equity investments and in fact buying more when the markets stink, is the best thing to do to get attractive returns.
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Hanging on to fundamentally sound equity investments and in fact buying more when the markets stink, is the best thing to do to get attractive returns....
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