MASCULINE
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Yours Q is to be answered from different perspective, viewpoint, your goal.
Firstly your investment has to be diversified under different stocks say Large cap (60% i.e.Rs.18,000), midcap (30% i.e.Rs.9,000) & small cap (10% i.e.Rs.3,000) under dividend option.
Classification (suggested Portfolio):
Prefered by major Mutual Fund managers & Stock Broking firms.
Large Cap Stocks :
TCS, ITC, Siemens, HPCL,ICICI Bank, HDFC Bank, Grasim Industries, ONGC, BHEL, SBI, Infosys, Wipro, Reliance Energy, L&T, Bajaj Auto, Bharati Airtel.
Mid cap Stocks :
Punjab Tractors, United Phosphorus, Gammon India, Shree Cement, JSW Steel, Apollo Tyres, Mphasis BFL, Cummins India.
Small cap Stocks :
Prism Cement, Monnet Ispat, Zicom Electronic, NIIT Tech., Elecon Engg. Co., JK Cement, Northgate Tech.
Assuming the return of say 10% per 5 stocks p.a. would grow your wealth after 20 years
(depending upon the country's fiscal position, economy, market & political conditions, GDP growth & Inflation, FIIs & FDIs viewpoint on Indian markets & Companies' performances)
of Rs.30,000 @50% for say 5 stocks = return of Rs.3,00,000 + dividend received on different stocks may vary. |
Sharad
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After 20 years?.....You will have a hell of a time contacting me, in my hill top mansion guarded by huge walls, mean looking security guards and their dobermans, to ask me to return your money.
Well, seriously, if you can forget those 30000 for 20 years, you will get a huge return indeed. Refer to my answer to why people loose money in shares / commodity markets. |
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