Category: Investing Strategy

  • Indian Telecom at Cross-Roads

    Feb 03, 2012 – The SC judgement striking down 122 telecom licenses from 2008 is a sharp indictment on governance in Indian Telecom. First Come First Served is a poor way to award licenses. The maximum damage may be to the new Telecom operators, and to business confidence of foreign investors. The justice process has just started with…

  • Bottom fishing in 2012 ……

    ———————————————————————————————————————————— JainMatrix Investments has published a review of this portfolio, please click  on the link  October Review Article Published  January 17th 2012 A Happy New Year to you!                                                             January 17th 2012 In my first post of 2012, I’d like to mull over a very basic question. There are a number of fundamentally good companies, firms in…

  • Indian Equity – Winds of Change

    December 16th 2011 The Indian Stock market has been buffeted by a lot of changes in the last few quarters. As a long term investor, one needs to track the key moves and tweak the overall outlook and investment strategy in line with these. While there is a lot of noise and headline grabbing information…

  • Gold as an Investment – Should you buy Gold now?

    September 2011 Introduction: Gold has been in the news of late for a number of reasons, including the recent steep rise in prices. This metal caused a ‘gold rush’ – the migration in USA from East to unexplored West in the 1800s It has been a currency and a store of value for man since…

  • The Demographic Dividend in India

    And how you can profit from it. Get my reports and articles first, right in your inbox – subscribe for free to this blog, on the right hand side panel.  We’re hearing the term ‘Demographic Dividend’ bandied about quite a bit, when describing India. What does it mean, and what are the implications? What’s happening…

  • This is a good time to add Small Caps

    This may be a very good time to add Small Cap stocks to your portfolio. Let me substantiate the logic and reasoning for this. If we list out equity-oriented investments in order of Safer to Riskier (and generally Lower to Higher return), they are: Sensex/ Nifty / ETFs /Large cap Mutual Funds Mid Cap and…

  • Steep Fall in Indices – Stay calm

    Here is a quick round up – of the bad news: Sensex is 17% down from November 2010 peaks. Particularly second half of Jan onwards, fall has been steep Sensex is below its 200 Day Moving Average – DMA FIIs are withdrawing funds from India. After investing $28 billion plus in 2010 they have now…