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		<title>By: TIP Guy</title>
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		<description>Hello Ravikant,

(1) No i do not have everything in same place or in pdf format. sorry. 
(2) good question. But investment strategy or monitoring on basis of absolute value does not make sense, and it is not correct. You should always measure performance, or devise a strategy, on relative basis. It should always be based on your investment inputs. It is very easy to double Rs 100, but difficult to double Rs 10000. You may double your Rs 100 investment, but if it only represent 10% of your assets, then its overall impact is very less on your wealth. Similarly, if you gave only 20% gain on Rs 10000, it could be still better because it represents higher % in your assets. Percentage helps your put your gains/losses in relative to something (cost basis or impact on your wealth). Hope this helps.

Regards,</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Hello Ravikant,</p>
<p>(1) No i do not have everything in same place or in pdf format. sorry.<br />
(2) good question. But investment strategy or monitoring on basis of absolute value does not make sense, and it is not correct. You should always measure performance, or devise a strategy, on relative basis. It should always be based on your investment inputs. It is very easy to double Rs 100, but difficult to double Rs 10000. You may double your Rs 100 investment, but if it only represent 10% of your assets, then its overall impact is very less on your wealth. Similarly, if you gave only 20% gain on Rs 10000, it could be still better because it represents higher % in your assets. Percentage helps your put your gains/losses in relative to something (cost basis or impact on your wealth). Hope this helps.</p>
<p>Regards,</p>
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