Tag: JainMatrix Investments
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JainMatrix Investments – Indian Banking Sector Investment Report
Introduction Recent News, Events and Updates of Banking Sector: Analysis of the Banks The 32 listed banks were identified for this report, see Fig 1b. Further, the banks were first classified into PSUs -12, Large cap Private – 8 and Mid and Small cap Private – 12. Fig 1b – Full List of Banks Next…
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Who and what is a long-term investor?
A long-term Equity investor is one who – is willing to wait even 10 years for his investment to achieve satisfactory returns– is much greedier (I prefer the word Ambitious) than a trader, he wants a 5-20 times return from an investment compared to a 5-20% gain by a trader or other investors. Note –…
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Become a Master of Finance
I came across this superb interview today of Harvard Professor Mihir Desai (with Lewis Howes). I understand him well as he has Indian origins. And he is sharing awesome lessons from his long career as a Finance professor. Here you go. Happy investing, Punit Jain
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Have you achieved Escape Velocity on your wealth?
In this note, Research Analyst Punit Jain shares his thoughts around Financial Freedom, a case study on Financial Goal based investing, and finally the concept of Escape Velocity on wealth. Financial Freedom We used to call it Retirement, but now it is referred to as Financial Freedom. During our working careers we need to track…
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Rule#7 Pitfalls – If you want to invest in Indian markets, start NOW
Dear Investor, One of the most difficult skills in investing is called Timing the Markets. My experiments with this have pushed me to the conclusion – most of the time, we should just avoid timing the markets. More important than this is Time in the Markets. Start right away and allow the markets to grow…
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Lessons from 10 years, and Pitfalls in Investing
Dear Investor, At JainMatrix Investments, I am happy to announce we have completed 10 years as a Research Analyst company. (we did get the RA certification in 2016, when the norms kicked in, but were practicing from earlier). On this occasion, the best thing I can share with you, dear investor, are my learnings from…
