Rule #3 Investing timeframes

Dear investors,

One of the biggest hurdles for Investors is patience.

Fundamentals based investing is about identifying mismatches between Share price of a company and value lying within the company. This value may be created by 1) Expected growth of the company or business revival, and 2) a share price correction or fall, due to an external event.

In both these scenarios, the mismatch may take some time to unfold, or be recognized and understood. An Equity Research on a company may identify the mismatch, but the firm may still be far from the value unlocking.

Rule #3 – Investing based on Fundamentals should be done with minimum timeframe of 2-3 years

All fundamentals based investing is prone to unexpected news, internal and external, and business cycles. Sometimes we can be lucky, and get quick returns from our investments. Most other times, its worth it to wait for value unlocking, even using a SIP method of investing, where we systematically buy the shares of a target company based on the Equity Research recommendations.

Another aspect I have come across is “triggers for investments”. Here the analyst identifies a target company, but waits patiently for the triggers to be in place for share price revival, rather than investing from earlier. This however is fraught with unknowns. Will we recognize the triggers in time? Will we be able to buy at this time?

Thus its better to give investments a 2-3 year timeframe to unlock value. Here’s where JainMatrix Investments services can help you. To find out more reach out to us on

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