Thanks for the suggestions of reading. I found out that Intelligent Investor is a good book. I will start with that.
But a few other friends here suggested they did it in 30 minutes - 3 hours - please teach me. I want to do the same if possible.
Ken, I don't think my fund managers were all that smart. See based on what you say it is so easy to know that we should buy because stock has fallen so badly. I have a sense of intuition also which by just seeing the price tells me to buy or sell, don't you think this is good way to go about? Do other trader investors do same and follow gut feelings? All a person needs to do is track the stock price to know what is high and low. My PMS was managed by Yogesh Chabria and Panjwani of FAMS (Financial Asset Mange Simply). I don't think they are very big and for some strange reason don't advertise too much.
Also I didn't like the fact that they never met me personally, I only met some relationship managers - what is the use of PMS if they don't give privileged services and meet me when I want them to? I might as well keep in MF. I think the better PMS people give all sorts of privileges like special movies, clubs and lunches.
That can be main problem in copying them, that by the time they buy stock has gone up and by the time i sell it has gone down. But i think i still won't lose 40% - at most 5-10% change will be there.
I guess from what i am understanding here, no need to read anything just experience it by actually putting in money now and following TV/News, right?
If you saying me to just download internet software and trade - please suggest good broker for doing these things.
But a few other friends here suggested they did it in 30 minutes - 3 hours - please teach me. I want to do the same if possible.
Ken, I don't think my fund managers were all that smart. See based on what you say it is so easy to know that we should buy because stock has fallen so badly. I have a sense of intuition also which by just seeing the price tells me to buy or sell, don't you think this is good way to go about? Do other trader investors do same and follow gut feelings? All a person needs to do is track the stock price to know what is high and low. My PMS was managed by Yogesh Chabria and Panjwani of FAMS (Financial Asset Mange Simply). I don't think they are very big and for some strange reason don't advertise too much.
Also I didn't like the fact that they never met me personally, I only met some relationship managers - what is the use of PMS if they don't give privileged services and meet me when I want them to? I might as well keep in MF. I think the better PMS people give all sorts of privileges like special movies, clubs and lunches.
That can be main problem in copying them, that by the time they buy stock has gone up and by the time i sell it has gone down. But i think i still won't lose 40% - at most 5-10% change will be there.
I guess from what i am understanding here, no need to read anything just experience it by actually putting in money now and following TV/News, right?
If you saying me to just download internet software and trade - please suggest good broker for doing these things.
Whether your fund manager were that smart or not the result shows they have given you 180% return on your investment. but you are not happy because you think you have lost 40%. Have you really lost 40%? No. When you have gained 18 lakhs in a year why are you making yourself unhappy by thinking that they did not give you free lunches and movies. I think you should take your family and treat them and also enjoy yourself. Take your Corepathi friend who introduced you for a nice dinner.
It is nice that you have started reading Intelligent Investor. If you want to learn there are so many E-books available on Investment, Fundamental analysis Technical analysis and Money Management.
I told you what I thought will be good . If you think you have a sense of intuition go ahead fine. Find a good broker. see the high and low of a good stocks buy and sell them for profit and see what happens. Knowing High and low of a stock in a year is easy but it is not easy to Buy the bottoms and sell the tops. If a stock is coming down it must be having some reason and the market knows better than we do.
I told you about Jindal Steel because I know how the stick behaved. Read
13082007
Jindal Steel and Power (JSPL) moved up 6.19% to Rs 3910, and stood second among top gainers in A group. Earlier in July 2007, JSPL had signed a contract to exploit the vast El Mutun iron ore deposits in Bolivia. The deal set out an investment of $2.1 billion by JSPL to mine iron ore and make steel at the site in eastern Bolivia.
03012008
RAM
We strongly recommend a buy on Jindal Steel & Power at current levels with a target of 26069.00.
You will get news and targets like this when you are following the stock.
What you would have done if you had Jindal steel in your portfolio would you wait till it reached 26000 ?
Regards
Ken