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Location: God's own country
Posted on: 22-03-06 11:25:56
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BSE is doing good but it is very difficult to make money on the BSE. The problem there is that all stocks rise nominally at all times and so it is prudent for a medium term only and you know only about blue chips.
In the TSX, juniors (esp. oil and gold) stocks are doing well. If you have good exp. in Indian stock markets then you can make more money in TSX.
My dad invests in BSE. he made 40% return on rs. 1 lakh last year. In TSX, if you are prudent on OIL and GOLD, then you can make more (though i lost $40K while starting) but these days (since i know more about the market , i am managing to WIN.
Looks at stocks like :
PLY, CAT, TOO, EXL,PRZ,IEX
My personal Conclusion-> BSE may be better for Blue chips but TSX is best for penny stocks. May be NEW york is also good for penny stocks. if you have no time to follow stocks, then it may be better to invest in Mutual funds concentrating in PAK, India, Korea etc...
TK
Disclaimer- The standard one. Please consult a finacial consultant before investing in any stock market. I am not implying / concluding that any one stock market is good nor that mutual funds is a good investment.
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I am a Gents and not a Ladies.
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Originally posted by tamilkuravan
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BSE is doing good but it is very difficult to make money on the BSE. The problem there is that all stocks rise nominally at all times and so it is prudent for a medium term only and you know only about blue chips.
In the TSX, juniors (esp. oil and gold) stocks are doing well. If you have good exp. in Indian stock markets then you can make more money in TSX.
My dad invests in BSE. he made 40% return on rs. 1 lakh last year. In TSX, if you are prudent on OIL and GOLD, then you can make more (though i lost $40K while starting) but these days (since i know more about the market , i am managing to WIN.
Looks at stocks like :
PLY, CAT, TOO, EXL,PRZ,IEX
My personal Conclusion-> BSE may be better for Blue chips but TSX is best for penny stocks. May be NEW york is also good for penny stocks. if you have no time to follow stocks, then it may be better to invest in Mutual funds concentrating in PAK, India, Korea etc...
TK
Disclaimer- The standard one. Please consult a finacial consultant before investing in any stock market. I am not implying / concluding that any one stock market is good nor that mutual funds is a good investment.
Dhanyavad for info. Apun just making comments on mad cow (BSE)trend.
No time to follow stocks but have the invested in MF's using Buffett's famous technique of OPM (other peoples money) and believe you me apla rate of return mast. Somebody tolding about Excel bonds(actually it is funds). Apun investing and almost doubling in 2 years and if u r counting apla investment as apun only paying inteest ROR it is very high. Last year March to this year March on $50,000 apun making around $23,000 and interest cost about $3,300 so matlab making 19500 on 3,300 and not paying up front lakin around $250 per month , lakin to make calc aasaan it is about 600 % on apla own money, though there was option of redeeming units to pay monthly interest payments, lakin apun not taking it. In that case it been totally OPM.
This year apun wanting to invest in other thing. Any suggestion lakin using OPB (other people's brain) and OPM?
No time to continously scan stocks like it seeming u r doing.
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hinglish zindabad
Location: God's own country
Posted on: 28-03-06 22:47:25
HEllo! Investment buffs!
Uranium stocks are doing very very well. Many uranium penny stocks have tripled in the last month. I am searching for a good uranium stock but most of them are overvalued.
Reasearch and see : FRP, HPU, NWT, PTU (all TSX-Venture).
TK
Disclaimer- All the stocks shown are overvalued at this point in time and i am not recommending these stocks or any other Uranium stocks. Take the advise of your finacial planner before investing or deciding not to invest
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I am a Gents and not a Ladies.
Location: God's own country
Posted on: 01-04-06 21:11:28
Hello!
Please refer to my earlier posts recommending Uranium stocks.
None of the uranium stocks out there is cheap and i found this one to be very cheap. it has increased from 6 cents to 16 cents in 15 days. I bought 30000 shares at 14 cents and sold it at 14.5 cents. Today it is around 13.5 to 14 cents (even though you see 13.5 cents you will not get any except at 14 cents). My view is that it will decrease a bit and then later increase. I personally think that it is a good buy at 8 to 9 cents (if you can get it). Then sell it at an appropriate time. I will hesitate to buy it at current prices at this point in time.
TK
Disclaimer : My standard disclaimer regarding stock buying.
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I am a Gents and not a Ladies.
Arey Nikkei seeing or what- cracking 17,000.
lamba raasta to its high of almost 40,000 in 1989,lakin solid run from12,000 last year to17,000.Lakin apla mad cow gaya saal from 6000 tot oday 11,000-kya solid!
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hinglish zindabad
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Originally posted by dimple2001
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Orginally posted by Desi Raja
Hello Members,
why not we start thinking about an " Investment club ".
I am sure there are lot of people with good investing Knowledge / experience . I happened to see this with every community.
Pls advs if this is a good idea.
Based on all the posts, is this something that you were thinking to start? If so, I think, we are having a positive discussion.
Actually I didn't mean this .. This is looking more like a "Free for all" ..I was looking for a collective info from a small group and plan investments..
Location: Western Hemisphere
Posted on: 04-04-06 20:49:29
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Originally posted by Desi Raja
Actually I didn't mean this .. This is looking more like a "Free for all" ..I was looking for a collective info from a small group and plan investments..
Not sure what you mean. Can you elaborate please?
My investment strategy is for long term (more than 10 to 20 years). Also, I tolerate a risk level of 6 to 7 on a scale of 0 to 10 (10 being riskiest). Based on those two, I have focused my strategy on mutual funds and have diversified them as much as possible.
I hold balanced portfolios, domestic equity investments and international equity investments - all through Canadian and US based mutual funds.
I do not invest in individual stocks as I neither have time to monitor every little thing nor risk tolerance. I have no wish to be instant millionaire, but rather prefer to have a steady growth with reasonable volatility. So far, my strategy has worked.
Anyway, if you are interested more about the kind of investments that I normally pursue, feel free to comment and discuss.
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Dimple2001
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