CA Manish Goel

Multibagger Securities Research and Advisory Pvt ltd..SEBI Registered Investment Advisor since 2017.. Long Term Value Investing

[CA Manish Goel @StockGoel]

Kiran has Rs 5 lakh to put into shares, and he finds two he likes the look of. Everything about Kiran and these two shares is made up to teach an idea. Let us call them Share A and Share B. Both show a last traded price of Rs 100 on the screen.
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Two cousins, Ravi and Meena, each have Rs 5 lakh in the first week of January 2008. Everything about them in this story is made up to teach an idea, but the market numbers are real history.
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Two lenders open their doors in the same small town in the same month. Everything in this story is made up to teach an idea. The first is Sunrise Finance.
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So friends.. I bought 1.1 crore rupees of the new stock through MTF at ICICI direct account… 🥳

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Two shops stand side by side on a busy street in Nagpur. Everything in this story is made up to teach an idea. The first is Rao’s Sweets, where a box of kaju katli costs Rs 400 and nearly everyone pays in cash.
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On this same day of 23rd October … 14 Years Ago in 2012, I wrote this at Facebook

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I hope now everyone has understood as to why I am investing only in defensive sector stocks.

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Imagine a woman called Kamla who makes mango pickle in her kitchen in Pune. Everything in this story is made up to teach an idea. For years she sold her jars to neighbours and to two small shops nearby. Her business was small but steady.
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Extremely Exciting Days Ahead.. 🥳

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In July 2023, a kilo of tomatoes in parts of India cost around Rs 200. Tomatoes became front-page news. Some farmers who happened to have a good crop that month earned a windfall (a sudden, unexpected gain), as news reports at the time said.
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Friends… I used the Pledge/MTF route to invest more in the new stock because its price has corrected over the last few days… That’s why I averaged down further today.

[CA Manish Goel @StockGoel]

Today, I found a new way to buy the new stock.

I opened an account with ICICI Direct, which offers a facility called ‘Share Pledge as Margin’… So, I pledged some of my existing holdings and got additional margin.

And then it offers another facility called ‘MTF’ (Margin Trading Facility)… So, I used the additional margin created by pledging my shares to buy the new stock through MTF !!

So, these two facilities, when combined, provide a substantial additional buying limit.

But remember that this should not be tried for short-term trading. Only experienced investors should use these facilities, and that too, only for buying very high-quality stocks.

[CA Manish Goel @StockGoel]

Today, I found a new way to buy the new stock.

I opened an account with ICICI Direct, which offers a facility called ‘Share Pledge as Margin’… So, I pledged some of my existing holdings and got additional margin.

And then it offers another facility called ‘MTF’ (Margin Trading Facility)… So, I used the additional margin created by pledging my shares to buy the new stock through MTF !!

So, these two facilities, when combined, provide a substantial additional buying limit.

But remember that this should not be tried for short-term trading. Only experienced investors should use these facilities, and that too, only for buying very high-quality stocks.

[CA Manish Goel @StockGoel]

Every neighbourhood has a shop like this one. Let us call him Uncle. He has run the same small tailoring shop for thirty years. He cuts every piece of cloth himself. He remembers the measurements of every customer, and he knows which of them pays late.
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I simply love the way ‘Chanakya’ Amit Shah ji has handled the cockroaches 🪳 over the last 4–5 months… Otherwise, India 🇮🇳 would have become another France.

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Imagine that your cousin is choosing a coaching class for her son. She has two brochures on the table. The first, from Sunrise Academy, is printed on thick glossy paper.
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Imagine a small town where a new highway is about to open. Everyone is excited. Traffic on the old road was about 1,000 vehicles a day. Once the highway is ready, it will be about 3,000.
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One week ago I posted below post and yesterday it was proved right in France… France has a population of only 7 crores and yet 5,50,000 protesters accumulated in riots…. While in India where population is 150 crores, only 5,000 people accumulated at Jantar Mantar🤠…. Dear foreign powers, you just can’t do regime change in India 🇮🇳

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Friends… Today, protests are scheduled at Jantar Mantar in Delhi… Today, we will decode this whole game and beyond.

The foreign powers/deep state are going to deploy their full might today and try to do the same thing (regime change) that they did in Nepal, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, and Pakistan in the last few years… But these foreign powers/deep state have been trying to bring about regime change in India for many years through farmers’ protests and many other types of allegedly manufactured protests… Then why is it that these foreign powers are not succeeding in India…? Today, we will deep dive into this question.

The reason is — Indian philosophy 🕉️…

You can’t easily instigate an Indian, even if you raise a sensitive issue… Just see for yourself that, despite the alleged huge NGO funding and the full might of foreign powers, they are able to buy and instigate only a few thousand Indians out of 150 crore to gather at Jantar Mantar… Calculate the % and then compare it with the protest participation percentages in Nepal and Bangladesh.

Actually, the biggest difference between Indian philosophy and other cultures/philosophies is that an Indian is not very ‘future-seeking’ or ‘aspirational’… Indians are more or less content with whatever they have… And you can’t instigate an already satisfied/content person…

Now compare this with other countries, like Middle Eastern countries, where the deep state allegedly brought about regime changes one after another, like a pack of cards… Because it’s very easy to instigate people in most countries in the name of religion, finance, democracy, etc.… But it’s not easy in India.

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They’ve just looted Louis Vuitton in #Bordeaux #17octobre

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マジでフランス崩壊してるんやけど…

生活費高騰のデモが暴徒化して、エルメスとか高級店が白昼堂々に略奪。

複数都市で店が次々荒らされて、1200人逮捕。

これが「多文化共生」のリアル