Just had a very enjoyable chat with @drvijaymalik. Gave him a pet name: Dr. Stock. Check out his blog to find out why http://t.co/xBY7KN3gQJ
— Sanjay Bakshi (@Sanjay__Bakshi) March 21, 2015
The current article in this series provides responses related to the following queries: Does the quality of borrowers reflect upon the quality of lender? Why some stocks have low P/E ratios? Does the quality of borrowers reflect upon the quality of lender? Hi Dr Vijay, It is always a good learning reading your analysis on
The current article in this series provides responses related to the following queries: Do we keep target prices for stocks? Can an increase in the share price create issues for lenders? At how many years of growth should one focus? Should one take 10 years growth in all cases? Which EPS should one use: Diluted
The current article in this series provides responses related to the following queries: Can we trust the work done by auditors of companies? How can an investor calculate the CAGR of a portfolio? What do we do when the growth of a company slows down after P/E rerating? How can an investor learn about industries,
The current article in this series provides responses related to the following queries: What should an investor interpret when a company delays the deposit of undisputed statutory dues? Are reserves & surplus and cash & bank balances the same? How should investors correlate them? What is the role of weighted average cost of capital (WACC)
The current article in this series provides responses related to: How to interpret companies with negative working capital? Why would a company with SSGR less than sales growth be debt free? Is increase in the market cap being less than retained earnings a red flag? How to calculate operating profit? Are buying and holding criteria
The current article in this series provides responses related to: How to decide about existing stocks in the portfolio: buy more/hold/sell? How to interpret the promoters’ usage of funds of a publicly listed company by the route of investments in promoters’ entities to increase their stake in the company? Should one invest in companies with
The current article in this series provides responses related to “How to contact companies to get more information/clarification about their business?” How to contact companies to get more information/clarification about their business? Hi Sir, As you have mentioned in the analysis article on Indo Count: Read: Indo Count Industries Research Report “While analyzing the
The current article in this series provides responses related to: How to generate stock ideas for investment? How to make decisions about small companies with less information? How to interpret bulk/block deals with same buyer buying & selling the same stock? How to interpret a negative capex figure? How to track stocks portfolio performance online?
The current article in this series provides responses related to: How to find assets/land bank owned by any company? How to interpret ceiling on managements’ salary? Should we attend AGMs of companies to get additional information? When will our investment assumptions materialize? How to track commodity prices? How to find assets/land bank owned by
The current article in this series provides responses related to: How to start the stocks investing journey? Should one wait for markets to correct to invest? How to make earnings projection and identify companies before others? Equity or Debt: What is the right way to raise money for companies? When and from where to get
“Peaceful Investing” approach is the result of my more than a decade of experience in equity markets. This approach helped me invest even when I had a full-time corporate job and could not spare a lot of time for stock analysis. During my investing journey, I have faced all the common challenges of the investors, the biggest one being “scarcity of time”. “Peaceful Investing” approach keeps in mind that an investor will have limited amount of time to spare for stock investing.
The objective of “Peaceful Investing” approach is the selection of such stocks, where once an investor has put in her money, then she may sleep peacefully. Therefore, if later on, the stock prices rise, then the investor is happy as she is now wealthier. On the contrary, if the stock prices fall, even then the investor is happy as she can now buy more quantity of the selected fundamentally good stocks.
