Create knowledge
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Esha Johar
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| 2 years ago
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This is a good initiative by NSE to go more web savvy and even though Indian numbers are few currently on twitter when compared to facebook or orkut its still a platform which attracts more serious profiles that the other two. Also its status...
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Kausik Panda
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| 2 years ago
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I don't think it is so easy because in social networking sites there are so much of clutter and informations! Still there is lot to be done in social networking sites then only we can expect something.
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Debate: "NSE Nifty On Twitter: how it can really benifit?" deleted from your view.
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ROIC
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ROCE
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Vinod kumar
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" ROIC"
| 1 year ago
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i think ROIC is better because it gives an easy way to assessing how well company is running and generate cash flow relative to invested capital.
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Mathew Cherian
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" ROCE"
| 3 years ago
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ROCE is better known as ROA and is known as the 'acid test' one of the most important measures of a companies performance. Interest cost is controlable cost so ROIC or known as ROI is a secondary measure of corporate performance.
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Kausik Panda
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" ROCE"
| 3 years ago
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ROCE might be a better measure of value creation. ROCE is a pre-tax measure of return on capital, so if the firm has debt, it is inappropriate to compare it directly to WACC.
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Debate: " What is the better measure of return on capital, ROIC or ROCE?" deleted from your view.
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Stick to your current investment
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Technical Analysis
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Manish N Chugh
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"Invest in domestically driven sectors and stocks!!"
| 2 years ago
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I feel there is huge potential for Indian markets to grow gradually from here. I am telling this based on our economic growth and the upcoming global cues. However, seeing our domestic growth henceforth, one should stick to most of the stocks...
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Kausik Panda
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| 3 years ago
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Use Technical Analysis as a tool for identifying unfriendly stock market environments and moving to cash as a result. If you are looking to develop a serious, objective based roadmap for navigating the markets with technical analysis, It will be good...
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Abhay Dodiya
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" Stick to your current investment"
| 2 years ago
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Market May go up or down it's more about market movement but if strong on your fundamental and have passions than there is no need to move according to market.
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Ideate: "With the current turmoil in the equity markets worldwide, what is going to be your strategy? " deleted from your view.
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Satish Pandey
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| 3 years ago
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Credit Policy can't be classicist, because it has no morals. From the perspective of the person lending, you have to charge late fees in order to achieve the risk premium you need in order to make lending to that borrower profitable.
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Kausik Panda
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"Yes"
| 3 years ago
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Your credit rating is based on your credit history, not your income, your wealth or anything else. Lenders have a right to know how reasonable an expectation it is that they will be paid back by you, in full and on time. Credit ratings are as...
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Debate: "Is Credit Policy Classist, Penalizing the Poor?" deleted from your view.
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Net Assets Cover
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Entity’s Credit History
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Satish Pandey
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"Net Assets Cover"
| 3 years ago
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Very careful view regarding 'real' value of current assets and current liabilities. Has the entity recently applied for new loans? If so – how many – and in what standing. Multiple loans should raise a red flag – this signifies the entity could be...
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Kausik Panda
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"Entity’s Credit History"
| 3 years ago
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Does the entity currently trade with merchants comparable to you? If so what’s the motive to enlist with a new vendor that provides the same/similar merchandise or services? How does the entity’s industry fare in the current economic climate? If...
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Ideate: " What factors would you consider, when assessing client creditworthiness, her credit risks and risk of default? " deleted from your view.
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Debt-equity ratio
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Positive operating cash flow
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Varun Sood
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"Dividends"
| 3 years ago
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Being a shareholder, I am only interested in investments. A company which consistently pays dividends implies it’s rewarding its shareholders. Preference should always be given to a company with higher dividend yield. Higher the yield more is the...
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Kausik Panda
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| 3 years ago
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Another parameter to be considered is free cash flow, i.e. the cash left with the company after capital expenditure (capex). Any company may have negative operating cash flow (OCF) for one or two years, but a good company with a sustainable business...
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Ideate: "Think Smart and making mega bucks? How ?" deleted from your view.
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Make real money
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The value of learning
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Varun Sood
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"Make real money"
| 3 years ago
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Real money is made when you 'buy' an asset and not when you sell that asset is yet another gem from the author. Be careful of the price you pay when investing in an asset. Don't rush into buying any investment at any price. Wait till the prices...
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Santosh Bhosle
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"The value of learning "
| 3 years ago
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Instead we tend to just pick up the phone, speak to our stockbroker, buy a stock and start dreaming of becoming rich. That's exactly what rich investors don't do. Instead, they 'learn' to 'invest'. They learn all there is to know about the art of...
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Ideate: "How to get rich despite bloodbath at markets" deleted from your view.
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Socialism in financial services, it would seem, is everywhere. To go with that, if we are to follow Gordon Brown’s triumphant urgings, is a new financial architecture of supranational regulation. This could involve a revamped International Monetary Fund (IMF) and World Bank, or even a combined entity, with greater oversight and control of national regulators such as the America’s Securities and Exchange Commission and Britain’s Financial Services Authority. The Bretton Woods conference in New Hampshire also put in place a system of exchange rate management that lasted for about 30 years. No one has suggested renewed control of exchange rates yet, but a new Bretton Woods in the sense of a ...
Insight: "Financial crisis: A new Bretton Woods won’t fix everything" deleted from your view.
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Live within your means
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Maternal Wisdom
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Gandhi Rajan
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"Live within your means"
| 3 years ago
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Indians have always lived the life of a common man. Indians have internalized the benefits of thrift; the average US citizen has never postponed gratification, and is now learning the ills of wastefulness. Americans are being hit by several forces...
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Kausik Panda
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"Maternal Wisdom"
| 3 years ago
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Applying the above principle to derivative offerings, one can force issuing bankers to not transfer till maturity the riskiest part of any securitized bond offering. This could enforce honesty about riskiness of the offer, and circumspection in...
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Alok Kumar Singh
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"Live within your means"
| 3 years ago
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I knew that Indian concepts of living will always work. I have gone abroad and have been astonished by the way they live. I knew something somewhere was wrong and this proved to be right. All that glitters is not gold.
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Ideate: "What can the world learn from India?" deleted from your view.
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Quick returns.
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Quick returns.
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Alok Kumar Singh
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"Quick returns."
| 3 years ago
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This is an important point to note. Investors entering the equity markets with a very short-term horizon to make quick money are exposed to very high risk, as the markets are volatile in the short run and can move either way. These investors...
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Kausik Panda
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"Quick returns."
| 3 years ago
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Rising confidence starts bringing short-term money into the markets as investors suffer from the illusion of control. When the cycle reverses, investors with the short-term horizon and money suffer the most. Stock markets are not the place to...
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varsha
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"Quick returns."
| 3 years ago
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YA QUICK RETURNS ARE ALWAYS THE MOST IMP FACT ALWAYS CONSIDERD BY THE INVESTOR IN THE MARKET
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Ideate: "Doubts about the stock market" deleted from your view.
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