Author: JainMatrix Investments
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Best wishes
Dear Investors, Happy Ganesh Chaturthi to you and your family ! from JainMatrix Investments
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Corporate Transformation: From Cost to Time
Growing up in a middle class home, I have pretty much got used to worrying about cost. Going on a holiday? What’s the best deal you can find? Buying a coffee table? What’s the best price you can find for that size and quality? In recent years, there has been a new challenge. On getting…
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LIC IPO – Buy the Family Silver
JainMatrix Investments presents an Investment Report on RACL Geartech Ltd. 03rd May 2022 Sector – Life Insurance IPO Opens 4-9th May Price range ₹902-949 /share; discount for policyholders is ₹60, and for employees is ₹45 Large Cap: ₹ 6,00,000 crore Mkt cap Summary Positives: 1) High life insurance market share 2) massive Assets Under Management…
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An interview with Indra Nooyi
An excellent interview with one of the sharpest global business leaders – Indra Nooyi – amazingly grounded ….. she has such wonderful Ideas about solving today’s problems …. superb viewing for every Indian ……
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25 Lessons – Great Investing Wisdom
First published by me on May 11, 2018 Here is a brilliant tweet from @jposhaughnessy. I have added to it some of my commentary. In the note, he touches upon the classic challenges – uncertainty, fear, under-performance, the big new industries, standing out, biases and luck. It is great investing wisdom. Jim O Shaughnessy / My Thoughts…
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When to make a stock SELL decision
First published July 8, 2014 With the Indian markets pushing to new highs over the last 6 months, its time to ask a loaded, important, yet difficult question. When should you SELL your stock? I assume here that you are a long term investor. You are growing your equity portfolio from a minimum 3 year…
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Equity Portfolio Thoughts – Control, Wealth and your Reflection
——————————————————————————————————- Date 28/01/2022, first published 23rd March 2015 Summary An Indian investor is free to invest in any of 5000+ stocks listed on the exchanges. He may have a range of needs in his equity portfolio, which we have captured in a hierarchy. He may like to progress on this range and exercise his…
