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Old 21st May 2006, 10:20 PM
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Agilent, my friend you are true.

To me for Investors, its Accumulate…Accumulate…..Accumulate. Don’t rush in to buy shares. Identify stocks with great growth potential, and start buying in small lots over period of next 3 months. It can be rewarding investments if India story remains intact. Get rid of penny stocks before you don’t find any buyer for them. Review all the stocks in your portfolio, and if you don’t find compelling reason, then dump them. Quality pays…… I am a core believer in long term investing albeit very conservatively.

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Yes NKP effectively u are advocating the tried and tested strategy of averaging.

That can backfire if we are in a bear market now (instead of a mere secondary downturn of a continuing bull market, which is the only other theoretical possibility)

'Coz if we ARE in a bear market, we will be swimming against the tide for several months .. maybe over an year .. in which case, we will have to be very very choosy about our fresh long picks

Think about it
AGILENT

PS Frankly I feel its a mere secondary, but then if crude continues rising and Sitaram Yechury and Arjun Singh etc continue strengthening their respective stands (about you know what ... the latter can lead to a mini civil war dont u think) then I think we would be well entrenched in a bear market
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Old 21st May 2006, 10:37 PM
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Yes NKP effectively u are advocating the tried and tested strategy of averaging.

That can backfire if we are in a bear market now (instead of a mere secondary downturn of a continuing bull market, which is the only other theoretical possibility)

'Coz if we ARE in a bear market, we will be swimming against the tide for several months .. maybe over an year .. in which case, we will have to be very very choosy about our fresh long picks

Think about it
AGILENT

PS Frankly I feel its a mere secondary, but then if crude continues rising and Sitaram Yechury and Arjun Singh etc continue strengthening their respective stands (about you know what ... the latter can lead to a mini civil war dont u think) then I think we would be well entrenched in a bear market
Your comments are welcome Agilent...
But Friend, Any suggestion should not be taken blindly but has to be customise according to one's Risk taking ability. For a long term investing nothing can backfire especially to me. It all depends upon ones patience and strategy. If something had been already proven as a tried and tested strategy of averaging then I won't mind implementing it. For instance RIL if provide me the opportunity of buy at the same price what it was 2 years back I would rather buy then selling.

True that current political stands taken by named person are not healthy esp for market. I do agree.

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Thanks, Mr.Panjiyar for the e -book. My mail id was sai.sudhac@xansa.com and duely received.
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Hello friends,
i m a new kid on this block and want to learn about online investment. i m willing to invest(long term investment) around 2-3 lakh rs per annum. I m investing some amount through MF and ULIP. but want to invest directly in scrips. i m not very familier with the market terms. is there any gud way to learn it? again if i see some scrips say TCS at Rs 1137 at some time on NSE then if i bye through some broker say HDFC securities. then what price i have to pay? again what price i will get if i sell at Rs. 1190 after 2 days.

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