Welcome to Carnival of Indian Stocks. This edition of the carnival includes 13 articles for fellow bloggers. Some of the articles presented here may be contrary to the topics I discuss on this blog, however, it provides a view from a different window. I hope you enjoy reading some of the diverse set of articles as much as I did.
- India Value Invest presents Why this company is hesitant in paying dividends?
- Siddharth Garud presents Telecom stocks hammered – Why the haste? saying, “Telecom stocks have lost in Indian markets. This blog analyses the situation.”
- Direndra Kumar presents IPOs: Promoter gaining most, little gain for genuine investors
- Ranjan Varma presents Three components of managing money
- KCLau presents Case Study: Consolidating Personal Loan, Mortgage and Credit Card Debt
- Leslie Brown presents The Ten Best ETFs You’ve Never Heard Of
- Silicon Valley Blogger presents Best CD Rates: Certificate of Deposit Rates (3 Month To 5 Year Terms)
- Investing Toolkit presents Why Should I Start Investing?
- Stacie Young presents 100 Best Blogs for Future Investors
- Banker Saver presents Living With Low Interest Rates and Poor Investment Performance
- Devangshu Dataa presents Volatility set to rise
- Manoj presents NIFTY Spot – Will those 3 Peaks BEAR the burden?
- Kumaran presents Correction in Stock Markets
That concludes this edition. If you would like your best article to be included here, then submit your blog article to the next edition of Carnival of Indian Stocks. If any blogger(s) is interested in hosting this carnival, then please contact me.
I take a considerable amount of time to perform a thorough quantitative and qualitative evaluation for any stock or the company. I believe it is necessary since I am investing for long haul. How does a one month or two month matter when I am attempting to visualize for next 10 years or more. Yes, I agree delaying couple of months will make me miss the window of opportunity or as the stock investing lingo says, missing the multi-bagger.
Hawkins Cooker Limited (HAWKINCOOK) is India’s second largest company engaged in pressure cookers and cookwares. The produces a wide range of other house hold and commercial cooking utensils. Its brands include Hawkins, Futura, and Miss Mary.
Two readers of this blog left couple of intelligent questions in comment section on some of the articles. Both of these questions relate to what I term as rebalancing the portfolio (or profit booking). I wanted to wait until I posted articles on TIPBlog portfolio update and risk analysis. I wanted to discuss these two questions in the context of TIPBlog portfolio. It will help better understand the re-balancing and profit booking processes.
Media pundits and business experts are again beating the drums of bonus shares from Reliance. And we all individuals, without giving the thought, start beating the drum of the bonhomie, and are rejoicing that we are getting something for free. Because it is termed as “Bonus”, it is free and we all should be happy for it. Happy that company management is thinking about shareholders and giving them “Bonus Shares”. Coming from school of “value thinking” I believe this is fools paradise. We have lost our ability to think rationally and then make a judgment call. Let us discuss little bit more….
