i got some little idea,how to get profit in market

ROHAN wrote:i got some little idea from my broker ,how to get profit in market,i see he always follow same & several stocks,its like 10 or 15 companys,he always recommend its for thare client, lastly he expert about that shares.

what you think about it...

Chinwi wrote:70% of my portfolio value is now generated by 12-15 stocks. Non of them are speculative or overpriced shares pushed by organized gangs.

Most of the rest is spread over 25 selected stocks in different sectors ; medium to long term targets.

There is another set with over 50-60 companies, few 100s each, hardly monitored or trade them due to the fact you mentioned. Some are residuals of former favorites. But, sometimes they produce me some buks without much effort when I sell them during a rally.

Chinwi wrote:70% of my portfolio value is now generated by 12-15 stocks. Non of them are speculative or overpriced shares pushed by organized gangs.

Most of the rest is spread over 25 selected stocks in different sectors ; medium to long term targets.

There is another set with over 50-60 companies, few 100s each, hardly monitored or trade them due to the fact you mentioned. Some are residuals of former favorites. But, sometimes they produce me some buks without much effort when I sell them during a rally.

Leo_pold wrote:

Chinwi wrote:70% of my portfolio value is now generated by 12-15 stocks. Non of them are speculative or overpriced shares pushed by organized gangs.

Most of the rest is spread over 25 selected stocks in different sectors ; medium to long term targets.

There is another set with over 50-60 companies, few 100s each, hardly monitored or trade them due to the fact you mentioned. Some are residuals of former favorites. But, sometimes they produce me some buks without much effort when I sell them during a rally.

You seem to own half of CSE if not everything!!

Chinwi wrote:70% of my portfolio value is now generated by 12-15 stocks. Non of them are speculative or overpriced shares pushed by organized gangs.

Most of the rest is spread over 25 selected stocks in different sectors ; medium to long term targets.

There is another set with over 50-60 companies, few 100s each, hardly monitored or trade them due to the fact you mentioned. Some are residuals of former favorites. But, sometimes they produce me some buks without much effort when I sell them during a rally.

Meta Trader wrote:

50+ ?
good for you. but i like to keep it simple .

Chinwi wrote:

Meta Trader wrote:

50+ ?
good for you. but i like to keep it simple .

Actually I am a person who bought SAMP @ 8/- in 1980s.

Those days, we had to have shares of a company to receive its reports (by post). There were no Internet, email, sms, mobiles etc. No other way to learn about performances of the companies except reading Dailynews' business page.
No sites like this, no much friends investing in CSE. , no computers, just using our brain , memory , note books to keep records and used 1mm graph sheets in walls of my room to plot movements and trends.

If you were not in the shareholder list it was very difficult to get enough info of a company.

Hence we are used to it, to meddle with many numbers. Not that much rich :-)

Chinwi wrote:
If I buy 1000 @ 10 (= 10,000+ broker%) and able to sell it at a higher price, usually I sell 900 (say @ 14 x 900 = 12,600) to recover the costs and get some profit. The balance 100 is kept without much attention , sometimes years. It is at zero cost for me as I have recover the total investment, may give some income later with splits, rights + chance to get additional rights etc . ( apart from getting reports during early days)

Chinwi wrote:@ Meta Trader,

Its OK . I just explained my story. What you have said is correct for personal portfolio management.

Actually most of my low quantity shares in 50-60 batch are zero cost holdings.

If I buy 1000 @ 10 (= 10,000+ broker%) and able to sell it at a higher price, usually I sell 900 (say @ 14 x 900 = 12,600) to recover the costs and get some profit. The balance 100 is kept without much attention , sometimes years. It is at zero cost for me as I have recover the total investment, may give some income later with splits, rights + chance to get additional rights etc . ( apart from getting reports during early days)

Only trouble is getting many dividend notes for few rupees, rarely deposit them.

Chinwi wrote:@ Meta Trader,

Its OK . I just explained my story. What you have said is correct for personal portfolio management.

Actually most of my low quantity shares in 50-60 batch are zero cost holdings.

If I buy 1000 @ 10 (= 10,000+ broker%) and able to sell it at a higher price, usually I sell 900 (say @ 14 x 900 = 12,600) to recover the costs and get some profit. The balance 100 is kept without much attention , sometimes years. It is at zero cost for me as I have recover the total investment, may give some income later with splits, rights + chance to get additional rights etc . ( apart from getting reports during early days)

Only trouble is getting many dividend notes for few rupees, rarely deposit them.