Day Trading Stocks & Futures
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no, not comparing net oi with oi change, there was a mistake in processing oi from new site, CE oi was fed incorrectly to chart... i corrected it, this is the correct chart of oi from new site 
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@Smart_trade Sir, the mindset of most people still is to look at equity markets as an alternative to gambling and try to get rich quick and not interested to explore safer means to generate returns which can beat the inflation. Its a fact that we are moving into a phase where equity based returns will be the only legal option left to generate returns to beat inflation and If one in not ready to bet on India's growth potential then I dont know were else can that growth come from.
Though the way I put it, it may sound arrogant and people can consider me rude, but I don't hesitate to speak my mind..as I know someone or other will get it over time....but its real that people do not appreciate free advice, most believe that its easy to speak when one have big capital to make investments....but most do not realize that big capital grows from a smaller capital and it needs years of compounding at just an inflation beating returns and does not need risky high returns.
I had shared an simple income generation strategy using niftybees and goldbees in another thread and I am sure very few would actually test it out and explore ways to apply it.
There are many simpler ways to generate steady low risk returns from equity..one just need to explore and try to focus on proper asset allocation, these days even RBI is planning to open up gsec to retail public...people should make use of it.
If one come out of the get rich quick mindset its not difficult to beat FD returns/inflation...even if one just allocates 70% gsec (6.5% returns) and 30% equity (20%) net return will be more than 10%. Also the niftybees and goldbees strategy I shared, even if one do not want to sell covered calls, it will still beat the inflation handsomely over time...just to quote RJ in a recent interview "Samajnewale Samajenge, na samaje who anadi... thats the kind of attitude and confidence one should develop to be successful in any field especially in equities market...and I can bet it also comes with years of compounded experience... All the best...!!!
Though the way I put it, it may sound arrogant and people can consider me rude, but I don't hesitate to speak my mind..as I know someone or other will get it over time....but its real that people do not appreciate free advice, most believe that its easy to speak when one have big capital to make investments....but most do not realize that big capital grows from a smaller capital and it needs years of compounding at just an inflation beating returns and does not need risky high returns.
I had shared an simple income generation strategy using niftybees and goldbees in another thread and I am sure very few would actually test it out and explore ways to apply it.
There are many simpler ways to generate steady low risk returns from equity..one just need to explore and try to focus on proper asset allocation, these days even RBI is planning to open up gsec to retail public...people should make use of it.
If one come out of the get rich quick mindset its not difficult to beat FD returns/inflation...even if one just allocates 70% gsec (6.5% returns) and 30% equity (20%) net return will be more than 10%. Also the niftybees and goldbees strategy I shared, even if one do not want to sell covered calls, it will still beat the inflation handsomely over time...just to quote RJ in a recent interview "Samajnewale Samajenge, na samaje who anadi...
thats the kind of attitude and confidence one should develop to be successful in any field especially in equities market...and I can bet it also comes with years of compounded experience... All the best...!!!
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