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Repairmanjack
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No one knows. No one. If someone pretends to know, they still don't know. It would be lovely if people knew and we would all become rich. But we don't know. Even the professionals have been wrong. So don't expect people here to know. Knowing the future is not something humans do.
What you can do is set financial goals, assess your risk tolerance and build a low-cost, nicely diversified portfolio and leave it alone for 40 years. THAT is the way to invest,
http://www.saveyournestegg.com/diy.html
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abcdefg
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reliance industries
L&T
HDFC
Suzlon
Tatasteel
these frontline stocks can give u 200% return in 4-5 years.
but this is not the right time to invest. u invest when sensex comes to 6000 or after the lows of the last month tested atleast twice/thrice again. |
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zelda
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i would say u can invest as long term in any good company which you are sure will exist after 10 years. I think this is the best time for long term investment.
i recommend ICICIbank, Tisco,Bharthi ,maruti ,telco etc... |
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richard t
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companies that have a proven and consistant divident record.....at least you get the dividend |
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Madboy P
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buy L&T, SBI and ICICI Bank |
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khanfar22
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The Companies with a good track record will always come out from this first, so stick to the best. The Companies who have a strong management and are in sectors which are bound to do well. Like the reliance group. Infrastructure story has just begun and would continue to do well for along time so best bets lie there.
BHEL
L& T
Lanco Infra
then you have Bartronics which is the leader in Bar codes.
Tisco
you can look into these stocks without any fear if you have time Horizon of 2 years and more. |
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warren
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Don't use your BRAINS. BUY what people like RAKESH JHUNJHUNWALA buys. He has made 5000 crores rupees from just Rs 5000/-. He has the capability to find out the future worth of a share. See which all shares is he holding http://www.rakesh-jhunjhunwala.blogspot.com |
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sidhu
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If someone can answer this... he will either the fool or some super natural power.
As we all know that no one can predict the next step of the market.
Just to follow the instructions and watch the movement of the stock or the market.
I guess www.vantagetrade.com would be helpful to you in this concern. |
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beancounter
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I do think there's a lot of companies undervalued right now, at least by any traditional metric. But credit's tight & the bear market might continue for a while still. I'm cautiously & slowly buying. Here's what I'm looking for:
1. Companies with a lot more cash than debt.
2. Stable earnings history.
3. Likely to continue to do well. That's a bit subjective but I'm fairly certain Pepsi, GE and Microsoft will still be selling products 5 years from now (those are examples not necessarily recommendations).
4. Pays a good dividend, with a history of dividend growth. If prices do continue to go down a strong dividend will definitely ease the pain. |
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Anand V
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Deepak, if you are looking for gains in the long term (atleast 1 year) then you can invest in all large caps. i.e., the companies which are very huge and have been posting impressive results in the past few years.
Apart from market capitalization there are a lot of other criteria you need to check before buying a company's share. They are :
1. Sector Analysis
2. Fundamental Analysis
3. Management Capability
4. Technical Analysis
5. Financial Analysis
6. Market Capitalization
7. PE Ratio
8. Company's Earnings growth
9. Company's Debt Ratio
10. Institutional Ownership
11. Dividend Yields
To know more about them visit:
http://anandvijayakumar.blogspot.com/2008/11/how-to-choose-stock-for-your-portfolio.html
Cheers,
Anand
mail me at anandvijayakumar@ymail.com if you need any more details. |
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Don E
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The big boys will take your money. |
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