Hello,
Could you please recommend a couple to ETF tracking Nifty or MSCI Index.
Thanks
Gurvindar
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To: AIII (Association of Indian Individual Investors)
Subject: <<Aiii>> Re: Picks for investing 10000 every month

Dear Ankita,
I suspect you are caught with the IPO bug which is not only famous in
India but also everywhere. Again, there is no guarantee that PSU IPOS
will deliver.
One common problem with everyone attempting stock market investment is
setting the goal to beat the market, which very very few could do (I
don't count all the famous fund managers as their several mutual funds
stock folios are not comparable to the benchmark against which they
track their funds). Don't get me wrong because I sound too negative.
The best strategy would be to keep it simple... as simple as SIMPLE
sounds. One good idea I could recommend to you is, pick an NIFTY or
MSCI index tracking ETF with lowest expense ratio. Every month as
your salary gets credited, buy the index irrespective of whatever
prediction they are talking about on the business channel. Go on
doing your job sincerely and come up in your own professional field.
Together your investment will climb with less worries at the lowest
cost.
On Aug 13, 5:48 pm, "Ankita Sharma" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hey everybody,
>
> Thanks for all the good advice.
>
> I will not buy property till I get married So for next 2-3years, that
option
> is out.
>
> For some reason I feel, it is better to bet on earning from dividends
than
> from stock price movement. Please correct me if I am wrong.
>
> Like Kingsley, I also want to understand from the experts here as to
what
is
> the method of finding out about the high dividend yielding companies?
Also,
> besides dividend, group standing, management, what other points one
must
> consider in evaluating a stock?
> Tata Group is my personal favorite too. Reliance Group, may be not the
best
> in my mind, but it is going to be there. ONGC is another favorite. how
about
> NTPC?
>
> Does anyone else support the idea of investing in IPOs of PUBLIC
SECTOR
> COMPANIES. How about OIL INDIA LIMITED AND NHPC? when investing in an
IPO,
> should you sell or hold after the listing?
>
> any other MF recommendations, besides the ones mentioned by Pankaj?
>
>
>
> On Tue, Aug 12, 2008 at 10:10 PM, Kingsley Y <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> > Dear all,
> > What are he high dividend yielding companies?
> > How about investing in those companies..
> > Regards
> > King
>
> > On Mon, Aug 11, 2008 at 9:02 AM, mgp m <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> >> Dear,
> >> Best investment is in Land,Second is stock market if you are
capabale
> >> of constantly monitoring the market movement .Any small jerk market
> >> will fall but not real estate.Third is SIP best option to invest at
> >> least for aperiod of three years & Final option is in PO Fixed
> >> deposit or in banks.with my best wishes.
> >> Ganapathy
>
> >> On Mon, Aug 11, 2008 at 7:34 PM, pankaj p bhavnani-274
> >> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> >> > 10000 rs which u have u invest in stock mkt , buy reliance group
shares
> >> > equally
> >> > means 10000/ no. of reliance group shares, don't rush to buy at
one
time
> >> and
> >> > one co.
> >> > and in sip , invest in kotak 30, tata infrastructure fund, jm
basic
fund
> >> > and don't invest in nsc. as per me .
> >> > and for gold , buy dsmpl gold fund.do sip
>
> >> > Pankaj P Bhavnani
> >> > Nagpur
> >> > Mobile:- 9373213183
>
> >> > -----Original Message-----
> >> > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Behalf
Of
> >> > Ankita Sharma
> >> > Sent: 08-11-2008 11:40 AM
> >> > To: AIII (Association of Indian Individual Investors)
> >> > Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> >> > Subject: <<Aiii>> Picks for investing 10000 every month
>
> >> > Hello everybody,
>
> >> > I am a small investor and have a pretty long term view for
making my
> >> > investments. My current salary and living expenses allow me to
save /
> >> > invest in the range of Rs 15000 - Rs 20000 every month. For some
time
> >> > now, I have been wanting to start investing Rs. 10000 on a
monthly
> >> > basis in the stock market and the rest in Gold, FD, mutual funds
or
> >> > other fixed return or low-risk investments. Once I get a salary
> >> > increment, which is due anytime now, I plan to save aside Rs
50000 to
> >> > invest in IPOs. So going ahead, within a month or so, I want to
be on
> >> > the following investment plan:
>
> >> > 1) Fresh investment of Rs. 10000 in stocks every month
> >> > 2) Fresh investment of Rs. 5000 kept aside every month for
investing
> >> > in gold
> >> > 3) Rs 3000 in 1 or 2 good non-ELSS MFs on SIP system
> >> > 4) If, after the above investments, I still have any amount left
on
> >> > me, I wish to put it in NSC, Post office saving, PPF etc
> >> > 5) And finally I will put one time amount of Rs. 50000 for
investing
> >> > in IPOs for this year.
>
> >> > Please give me your opinions on the following:
> >> > Are there others following any such systems? May be we can form a
> >> > group and guide each other.
> >> > Do I need to alter my above plan or am I on the right track?
> >> > How should I pick the stocks to put money into? I would highly
> >> > appreciate any good stock-recommendations for me to start with.
> >> > Any IPO recommendations?
>
> >> --
> >> M.Ganapathy
>
> > --
> > Regards
> > kingsley
>
> --
> Regards,
> Ankita
>
> Excellence is the Edge


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