How to Avoid Loss and Earn Consistently in the Stock Market: An Easy-To-Understand and Practical Guide for Every Investor
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debt level decreases rapidly with increasing ROE and interest coverage ratio.
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world’s best companies may not be a good investment bet if you purchase at a wrong price.
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If an asset-light business is growing faster than its peers and is generating huge cash flow with good return ratios then be prepared to accept higher P.E multiples.
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Companies whose ROE and P.B ratio don’t go hand in hand should be analysed with extra care.
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Value investing is not about finding low P.E stocks.
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You can’t compromise on price to get good quality. So, why you should hesitate when it comes to equity investing?
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sell it whenever the growth slows down. Don’t put a second thought. Don’t rate the same stock as “value buy”,
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“Make sure to write down the purchase reasons that would immensely help you in selling decision.”
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“Don’t invest like a trader and don’t trade like an investor!”
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“Never ever calculate profit/loss as long as you are holding a stock. Calculate it only after selling.”
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“How many times a stock will move up in future depends on earnings growth, not on how many times it moved during the recent past.”
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“Avoid investing in stocks that suffered 60%+ correction from the recent peak.”
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“Avoid stocks having a market capitalization of less than 300 crores with promoter’s holding less than 20% stake”
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“Stocks touching 52-week high are a much better candidate to initiate further research for investment while stocks touching 52-week low regularly should be treated with caution”