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Monday, October 31, 2016

DIWALI PICKS- 2016-17


                                                                                     DIWALI  PICKS- 2016-17


COMPANY
       C.M.P 
CURRENT E.P.S
ESTIMATED E.P.S
DIVIDEND  %
TARGET
 Sharda Motor Industries Ltd
   1325.00
57.50
80.00
125
1800.00



COMPANY
       C.M.P 
CURRENT E.P.S
ESTIMATED E.P.S
DIVIDEND %
TARGET
 OCL India Ltd
950.00
41.00
65.00
200
1400.00
           
COMPANY
       C.M.P 
CURRENT E.P.S
ESTIMATED E.P.S
DIVIDEND %
TARGET
 WABCO India Ltd
5700.00
107.88
160.00
120.00
7000.00


COMPANY
       C.M.P 
CURRENT E.P.S
ESTIMATED E.P.S
DIVIDEND %
TARGET
 Sphere Global Services Ltd
80.00
1.00
8.00       
       NIL
150.00

                                   
COMPANY
       C.M.P 
CURRENT E.P.S
ESTIMATED E.P.S
DIVIDEND %
TARGET
 Xpro India Ltd
    57.60
-30.00
3.00
NIL
150.00

Sunday, October 30, 2016

Wealth building principle

Wealth building principle #1: Unearth Your Inner Motivation
Building wealth is not a simple path. It is a prolonged and cumbersome quest which needs a deeply rooted motivating force which is strong enough to see you through the accomplishment of your goal.
The four internal motivating goals that will allow for you to succeed are:
1. The independence from day to day hard work. This will grant you time to indulge in your passion and personal growth so you can live your life to its fullest potential.
2. The capacity to give. If you're wealthy, you are more capable of sharing. Rich people have tremendously strengthened environmental and social causes by the charitable foundations they have created.
3. The quest for personal growth. Once you've obtained financial freedom you'll have time to find your personal freedom and achieve true wealth.
4. The ability to motivate. Your achievement will inspire the people around you to follow in your footsteps. In acquiring true wealth you will have the ability to help people escape the shackles of financial mediocrity.
Wealth Building Principle #2: Give More Than You Get
"We make a living by what we take, but we make a life by what we give."
To gain true wealth, you have to help improve other people's lives as you improve your own. You could help everyone surrounding you if you give more value than you get.
True wealth is about achieving riches, happiness and contentment. Taking value will definitely give you instant riches yet it can absolutely not lead you to contentment and happiness.
Wealth Building Principle #3: Live In Complete Integrity
Never induce harm on people or the environment, encroach on other's properties or defy any moral laws. Never offend, tell a lie or cheat for financial benefits. Simply speaking, never ever do anything that won't make your family proud.
Follow the simple rule, "if it doesn't feel right then it probably isn't". Between expediency and integrity, pick and choose integrity simply because no amount of money can substitute for peace of mind and a clear conscience.
Wealth Buildg Principle#4:Take Courage To Do Things In A Different Way
As social beings, we are often fearful to try and do things differently and independently. But, wealth could not be obtained by conforming to the majority. Wealth stems from doing things that other individuals have never done so you can obtain what they never
will. Building wealth will take guts so be brave enough to take on different pathways and to learn new skills so you can do what others can't.
Wealth Building Principle #5: Be Self-disciplined
Wealth is absolutely not built in a single day. It is the result of several small things that have piled up and compounded over your lifetime. So wealth building significantly relies on your everyday habits which comprise saving, investing and reinvesting, and
gaining financial and business intelligence. Simply speaking, wealth building demands a great deal of discipline.
Without discipline, you are going to fall prey to the main wealth killer that is procrastination. Discipline yourself and initiate the right habits now without delay.
Wealth Building Principle #6: Live Modestly
The cornerstone of wealth building is based on the basic principle of delayed gratification. Wealthy people live modest lives. They expend less money, time and energy than they can certainly afford and use the difference for more value in the future. They have come to the realization that the material trappings of wealth could not grant happiness. Material things are obstructions to the achievement of the greater causes that propel them to be successful.
Life-style will make or break your success in wealth building. Do not be confused by the myth of consumerism that being wealthy is about living an extravagant way of life. In reality, life-style and wealth building are a pair of conflicting demands. With your limited resources, only one of them can win.
Wealth Building Principle #7:: Create Supportive Environments
The quest for financial freedom is not simple. Few succeed in building wealth even with the best laid plans because life continuously presents challenges and distractions. The key to success is focused, constant and unyielding action. To attain this, create a support system that will keep you focused as you pursue wealth. Structure your work environment, family and relationships, financial habits and daily regimen to help support and reinforce your plans so they will practically pull you towards wealth.
Wealth Building Principle #8 Take Advantage Of Leverage
Leverage is a key principle of wealth building. It will allow you to build wealth much faster and easier by making use of resources beyond your own. By using leverage you will very easily overcome road-blocks towards financial freedom brought by your own personal limitations. Therefore, use other people's money so that you would not be constrained by your own financial means; work with other people's time so as you wouldn't be restricted to 24 hours a day;make use of other people's systems and technology so as you can be more effective with less effort and hard work; utilize other
people's marketing resources so that you can communicate to more people with less effort; benefit from other people's resources and connections so that you can extend your network beyond your own and utilize other people's talents, expertise, and experiences so as you can utilize greater knowledge than you would ever have.
Wealth Building Principle #9: Manage Your Wealth Like A Business
Use proved business principles such as accountability, leverage, accurate record keeping, and competitive advantage in building your wealth plan to attain success. Apart from these business principles, include things like your unique skills, interests, and your resources as you establish your personalized wealth building plan. In wealth building, you must handle your money like a business.
Wealth Building Principle #10: Take Care Of Your Wealth
You do not own your wealth, you're just its keeper. All things should pass and you're not an exemption. When it's your time to go, you can't take your money with you. Wealth is something which is just temporarily in your care.
Use your money wisely for the reason that your legacy of wealth will very well be your greatest gift to your family, to others or to the society that comes after you.

DIWALI

WISHING YOU A VERY HAPPY DIWALI


SAHADEV

Thursday, April 21, 2016

7 Factors to Consider Whether Your Investment is a Value Trap



7 Factors to Consider Whether Your Investment is a Value Trap

1. Earnings and Cash Flow

If a stock’s price is very cheap compared to past earnings this is a warning sign. Past earnings have little effect on the future price of an investment. The markets are looking forward to discount future cash flows. If an investment has fallen to the point where it is absurdly cheap compared to past earnings, that is a clue something is deeply wrong.

2. Business Plan

Beware of a business plan that is not understandable or is unprofitable. If a company is unable to make profits or has a plan that is complicated and hard to explain – avoid it.
Bypass companies whose business plan has been outdated by new technologies.  If a product or service is outdated it doesn’t really matter how many other good attributes the company has; it will most likely fail. Technological obsolescence is a common misfortune of many business plans.

3. Management

Poor management can sink almost any company. If management is selling stock, giving guidance that is untrustworthy, or cutting the dividend; beware. These would be signs of a possible value trap.
Look for management that owns their company’s stock; insider buying is a positive sign. Quality management will give trustworthy guidance and demonstrate they have the knowledge to successfully guide the company.

4. Accounting

Producing complicated or fraudulent company accounting  reports often means there is additional hidden problems. Any hint of fraud should eliminate an investment from consideration for purchase. This usually results in further declines in the stock or bond price.
Real value investments will have transparent financial reports and credibility with investors. Quality companies with sound management will demonstrate openness and honesty with their successes and failures.

5. Balance Sheet / Debt

The balance sheet may be more important than the income statement for sorting out value traps. High debt can cause problems with liquidity and solvency that can sink an otherwise good business plan. A highly leveraged company has less leeway for making mistakes or overcoming obstacles.
A strong balance sheet is the foundation of a quality company and provides a margin of safety. When a company faces adverse conditions a conservative capital structure gives them the financial flexibility to meet the challenges.

6. Strategic Advantages

A company that lacks strategic advantages to overcome tough competition or heavy regulations can lose their ability to compete. In today's cutthroat global markets a company must have sustainable competitive advantages. Before purchasing a cheap stock be sure the company has competitive advantages that will provide the cash flow and growth needed to raise the price of the stock.
Does the company have the ability to stay ahead because they are a market leader, have economies of scale, pricing power, differentiation of product, cost benefits, or have powerful brands. Without one or more competitive advantages the company may not be able to thrive.

7. Look Forward Instead of Backwards

A stock may look cheap when compared to its past earnings. But the market values companies on future earnings and growth of those earnings.  What a company has earned in the past will have little to do with its value today.

Most financial sites quote P/E ratios based on past earnings. Looking forward means estimating future earnings and cash flows; then comparing those metrics, not past metrics, to the current price


http://www.livemint.com/Money/9phbcmsyFD51butAA60VxN/Value-trap-dangers-of-cheap-stocks.html

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