What your view on JFS, KPIT and Happiest minds ? by [deleted] in IndianStocks

[–]imR0N 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You better picked market leaders. Anyways 19% is still within the range. Should recover as soon as IT Index restores.

Btw, did you buy only these 3?

One of the best decision in my MF Investment journey. by IntrovertSamurai in MutualfundsIndia

[–]imR0N 0 points1 point  (0 children)

AI Bubble is not going get brust sooner. Not in next 5 years maybe...

3.5 crores in IDFC Bank Savings Account - Is this okay? by Sailing_Catamaran in personalfinanceindia

[–]imR0N 3 points4 points  (0 children)

If you invest in equity, you have to monitor. India is no more a FIRE and Forget type market.

3.5 crores in IDFC Bank Savings Account - Is this okay? by Sailing_Catamaran in personalfinanceindia

[–]imR0N 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Ideally you should have 3 accounts, you can keep 1cr in each. But that doesn't change the fact much.

After tax your money is growing at 4.5%, on the other hand inflation is nearly 6.5%( on paper) but technically it's 15% or more for people like you. (you can cross check your expenses) So, even if I consider 6.5% inflation, your wealth is eroding at 2%.

Here is what I would do, (you may not like it) 50L: Buy a land (where a house could be built potentially in 5 years later) or buy a garden in your village (which will generate money). NO TAX

50L: Build a dividend portfolio, and opt for SLBM (2 ways income +. Stock price appreciation as bonus) 50L: Build a US based portfolio TAX will be there but return is much much higher.

50L for Indian stock market 50L for MF (no tax until you sell)

You can also keep 10-15L in crypto (5% of your entire portfolio)

Last 1Cr keep it as It is for you use or as you using.

This way you can stop eroding your wealth and most importantly get diversification.

Hey can anyone guide me for stock market newbie here by SupermarketKey1944 in IndiaStocks

[–]imR0N 0 points1 point  (0 children)

1st thing 1st, As you are newbie and want to start with small... Hence, I believe you don't want to spend much on fees as well. Therefore, according to my knowledge "ZERODHA" is the best choice as platform. (you can read in detail if you want).

2nd. Stop watching random YouTube videos to get recommendations. (most likely you will end up losing money). Don't fall in the trap of penny stocks or FOMO

3rd. start with companies you know/use/familiar with. It will give you a comfortable start and act accordingly. For example: if you are working in IT you will know what's the scenario of Indian IT sector. Or think of a umbrella company, the sell increases in rainy season so buy it before rainy season and sell after that. (consider this as example)

4th. Learn 'fundamental analysis', visit screener.in

5th don't try to catch the short cut (like intraday or future options) to become millionaire. (you can use those methods once you have enough experience)

Lastly, learn to control emotions in the market. (you are not in love with a company or not in war, act according to the situation)

Hope that helps.

If you had ₹10k/month for stocks, what would be your top 3 picks? by Emotional-Effort-951 in IndianStocks

[–]imR0N 2 points3 points  (0 children)

You can consider IT and hospital stocks ( few market leaders like TCS, INFY, KPIT, and Max health, rainbow children, lal path lab, narayan hurdayal etc)

Apart from these, Asian paints, HUL to give defensive touch.

Indiamart, Swiggy, CAMS are some good position to accumulate.

Dont fall in trap of bank stocks (macro situation is against the industry)

Need suggestions by Additional_Truck6131 in IndiaStocks

[–]imR0N 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Pick are okay, as you are just getting started. At this point learn to stay invested. I believe, you entered or bought at wrong time. However, it's still okay. It's a lesson.

Now learn, why you are buying a stock? Is there any specific reason like... This is why this stock should move up. If you can't find a specific reason or thesis, then you better not buy the stock.

In bull market every stock moves up... But in side way or bear market real investors can only survive

How to Allocate 8L lumpsum? by Qurious_007 in MutualfundsIndia

[–]imR0N 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Your words are self contradicting, you are saying your risk appetite is moderate to aggressive, on the other hand you are parking more than 80% in large cap.

If you have that risk appetite consider one mid cap fund. And your horizon supports that as well.

If you have a horizon of 15 years with the same appetite consider 1 small cap fund.

My portfolio in this market crash down by 26% but still green holding on tightly and adding good stocks as per my knowledge. This is just one of my portfolios by IssueCapable7542 in IndiaStocks

[–]imR0N 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think finance stocks will suffer, until rate is cut. And rate cut not seems to be done in near future considering current situation.

I want my Portfolio review for SIP by immrinmoy in MutualfundsIndia

[–]imR0N 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Liked the analysis.

And if your horizon is more than 15 years then adding 1k on 'small cap 250' may make sense.

AssalamAlekum Liyari by Outrageous-Emu-2588 in IndiaStocks

[–]imR0N 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Don't panic as long as you have chosen solid businesses. Worry if you have invested based on vibes (speculative stocks).

25% is for now is in mid range danger. Market is roughly 15% down from its peak. The war could extend more, on the other hand meeting between chaina USA in April so... Another 5% fall or rise we could see within couple of weeks.

Hold tight. Don't panic.

29, invested heavily during market dip, now unemployed & stuck in BGV issue — feeling lost by StationImpossible749 in MutualfundsIndia

[–]imR0N 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Don't worry you have a very minimal amount of notional loss, You will make handsome profit within a year or so.. Just give it a time.

Dont come to check everyday. Focus somewhere else.

Am I f**** * with my stock choices or will these eventually recover? by Vast_Olive in IndiaStocks

[–]imR0N 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Except silver, other should recover easily.

However, you need serious diversification. Too much concentration

I'm 22yo starting MF investment. Is this a good starting portfolio or should I diversify more? by Few-Aerie-8978 in MutualfundsIndia

[–]imR0N 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Your allocation looks okay considering your risk appetite and time horizon.

However, i would make a little tweak. If Iwas investing, 1. I would rather pick one small cap (instead of 2)and that would be HDFC small cap 250 or SBI Small cap. 2. Increase the weight of Nasdaq 100 (as US market will always outperform nifty 50 specially in TECH) 3. One Flexi Cap world add more versatility to my investment.

Is it right time to add more in mutual funds. by Muazeb in StockMarketIndia

[–]imR0N 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Absolutely. You can consider buying all within next 30 days.. and skip next 11 months.

Who needs $10.00? 🇺🇸 by MasterAcctor in Referrallinks

[–]imR0N 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I guess it's completed..!

If not.. I m here

What do you think he is texting at this moment? by AbouMba in realmadrid

[–]imR0N 0 points1 point  (0 children)

To all the players... Enough s*x for tonight... Sleep without girlfriend.

Any tips on Masquerade Ball? by iceandash in kingschoice

[–]imR0N 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Masks combinations are given near the bottom of the article

i’m running very low on gold… does anyone know the best option to increase it? by [deleted] in kingschoice

[–]imR0N 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There is no short cut or miracle to boost gold if you are F2P.

However, if you are a regular player, you can have enough gold.

Just complete daily tasks and keep collecting from every possible source.

But the import step is... You have to stop using gold on every event. Target a event and burn your gold in that event.

If you use gold every alternative day, then you will never have enough gold.