Wake up Hindus, wake up.
Aaj Delhi ke Tarun ke saath hua…
Kal kisi aur ke saath ho sakta hai.
Chhoti si baat par ek Hindu yuva ki jaan le li gayi.
Ab bhi agar hum chup rahe… toh galti hamari hogi.
Ek ho jao, jag jao, apni awaaz uthao.
Har Har Mahadev 🚩
@SonuSood sir my 16-yr-old cousin sister is battling blood cancer (Acute Leukemia). She urgently needs ₹15 lakhs for surgery. Daily expenses ₹15k–₹16k and her parents are daily-wage earners. She’s at Basavatarakam Cancer Hospital, Hyderabad. Please help us sir 🙏💔
Just watched 23 at Rajadhani with friends an emotional film based on a true story. It shows how one mistake can change a life. Brilliant performances, by Sagar , Jhansi Garu ,Chinna bhai Hats off to director Raj. A must-watch with a strong message for today’s youth.
@Rajrfilms
If you're in your 20s, prioritize investing steadily in quality stocks rather than overthinking each decision. Commit to a long-term strategy, and avoid the urge to sell prematurely. This approach allows for peaceful, gradual wealth creation.
Wisdom from Legendary Investors:
1. Warren Buffett: "The stock market is a device for transferring money from the impatient to the patient." Focus on patience and disciplined investing for long-term rewards.
2. Peter Lynch: "Know what you own, and know why you own it." Make sure you understand the companies you invest in, building a portfolio of businesses that you believe in.
3. Charlie Munger: "The big money is not in the buying and selling, but in the waiting." Wealth is built by holding onto quality assets, letting compounding work its magic over time.
4. John Bogle: "The best way to achieve long-term success is to keep investing regularly in broad market index funds." Regular investments, especially in diversified funds, can help minimize risk and capture market growth.
5. Benjamin Graham: "Successful investing is about managing risk, not avoiding it." Acknowledge risks, but focus on minimizing them through intelligent stock choices and diversification.
Radhe Radhe ❤️
Checklist for Quality Small caps
1. 5 year ROCE / ROE > 15%.
2: Debt to equity < 0.3 for Mcap < 2500 Cr. Else avoid D/E > 1.5
3: 5 yr OPM > 10%.
4: 5yr CFO > 70% of PAT.
5: Promoter holding > 50%
6: 5 year ROE > 2* PE. This offers good PE rerating possibility.
7: Promoter pledging = 0.
8: 5 yr profit growth > 5 year share price growth.
9: Dividend > 0 for last 5 years.
10. Company is no. 2/3 in its category with a bigger peer.
Not all boxes will be ticked in one company so investor needs to take a judgement call on what is important.