I've started this thread to share a little about my investment process and I call the investment process: #TechnicalGrowthInvesting.
I look at revenue growth of companies along with a few other ratios to shortlist scrips that have predictable, medium term growth as a company.
I then use indicator based technical analysis to tell when to enter or exit such companies. When a company is facing a sustained fall in prices, I exit and when the companies have a sustained period of scrip price rise after a period of sustained fall in prices, I enter.
If I only invested on ratios, I would have no more than index level returns on my investments. With technical analysis, I can at least triple my returns because I would not be active in companies that are having their price corrected despite a growth in earnings and revenues.
As of now, I'm only willing to disclose that I look at revenue growth, low debt and efficient management/business models.
My earnings for FY 2017 are over 21% as of this post in late January 2017. I initially started this investment process in August 2015 and have been fine tuning it to the point that I started significantly outperforming the index around August 2016.
I may be able to help people who are willing to mix growth or value investing along with technical analysis to achieve returns that signifcantly outperforms the NIFTY or SENSEX.
I look at revenue growth of companies along with a few other ratios to shortlist scrips that have predictable, medium term growth as a company.
I then use indicator based technical analysis to tell when to enter or exit such companies. When a company is facing a sustained fall in prices, I exit and when the companies have a sustained period of scrip price rise after a period of sustained fall in prices, I enter.
If I only invested on ratios, I would have no more than index level returns on my investments. With technical analysis, I can at least triple my returns because I would not be active in companies that are having their price corrected despite a growth in earnings and revenues.
As of now, I'm only willing to disclose that I look at revenue growth, low debt and efficient management/business models.
My earnings for FY 2017 are over 21% as of this post in late January 2017. I initially started this investment process in August 2015 and have been fine tuning it to the point that I started significantly outperforming the index around August 2016.
I may be able to help people who are willing to mix growth or value investing along with technical analysis to achieve returns that signifcantly outperforms the NIFTY or SENSEX.