10 Years ago, I was:
- Slogging in a low-paying 9-5
- Struggling & Depressed
- Unable to save & grow money
- Had ₹1 lakh in investable capital
Today I am:
- Financially Independent
- Running a finance content business
- Managing an 8-figure stock portfolio
- Helping people learn growth investing in stock markets
In 10 years, my life changed significantly because I decided to invest in stocks to become wealthy.
@RupakRoyC I would rather work backwards and find common quantitative traits of winners. Earnings growth is the most prominent one.
If I blindly put 5-7 stocks with the triple-digit current earnings growth in the portfolio, and even if a third of them deliver, I end up making a fortune.
@WealthEnrich I bought it near ₹1000 after Sept 2024 earnings. No deep fundamental study as such.
The quarter earnings were great, best ever, and the technicals looked good. I held on because it never gave an exit signal, even in the worst of the markets.
Now it's up 3.5x from the price.
@EyeOn_Trade This is such a stupid take.
Aise toh google ko search pe ruk jana chahiye tha. Gmail kyu kiya, Youtube kyu kiya. Baaki 35 crore Americans kya kar rahe the?
Most of what Shankar Sharma says is nonsense blabber.
@shiladitya4u Earnings is the only factor worth looking. When earnings are growing, everything else automatically falls into place most times.
You just need 1 explosive grower to change your life. That’s why it makes more sense to put 90% of your time/efforts on earnings growth.
@investor_sr33 That’s logical too. Capex alone shouldn’t be the driver of the stock.
Several things can go wrong when the capex is happening or after it has happened.
It’s always safe to wait for revenues and op. Leverage to trickle in.
@Atulsingh_asan All my policies are online. Taken some claims (health and auto) too without hassle. Seen other people also facing no problems.
This is just one person’s grievance amplified as collective misery.
Typical online BS.
@Akveq_ There were only three 5%+ gap downs in the past 25 years (2004 NDA Defeat, GFC, and COVID), and they were not the end.
So, the game is never over unless there is an apocalypse.
They won't. At least for the next year, the markets are going to be a stock-picker's market.
Will have to keep an eye on earnings leaders- stocks with phenomenal earnings growth.
Look for smallcaps with a minimum 100% EPS growth. That's the best starting point.
Deepak Khatwani (@thetrendbuff)
@WealthEnrich Yes, smart investors understand that the real gold and far better returns are in small caps.
Barring a brief period in 2018-2019, I have never witnessed smallcaps doing badly than the large caps.
Direct small-cap investing does even better.
@Fintech00 Absolutely, FOMO is such a big wealth destroyer.
The key is to wait for your trades to arrive and strike the hammer hard when the system asks you to.
So, Mankoli Village in Thane is burning in waste, and the authorities don't care.
A landfill fire has occurred here, and the waste has been burning continuously 24x7. The poisonous smoke is inhaled by thousands of residents around the illegal landfill. People are complaining of breathing, throat and eye-irritation issues. Kids are not able to play in the open and pregnant ladies are at a greater risk.
It's been a week since I sent emails to the Pollution Control Board about the fire that's been going on for the last 2 weeks, but no one has gotten back.
The gram panchayat is clueless and helpless. The higher authorities don't care. So now, citizens are supposed to die helplessly because no one cares.
@ThaneCollector@CMOMaharashtra@mpcb_official@mid_day@BhiwandiNews@CityBhiwandi@NewsbandTweets@BeyondThane
#MankoliLandfillFire #Bhiwandi #ThanePollution #StopWasteBurning
@BMTheEquityDesk Similarly, stock lene ke baad don’t drop your kid to school or attend your brother in law’s wedding.
Keep yourself glued to screen to watch every tick.
By that logic, S&P 500 trades at 24 PE. NASDAQ at 33. US growing at 2.8%. That’s absurd too.
Nifty500 PE at 23. Emerging Markets PE at 16.
FIIs will stop selling when the gap between EM and India PE reduces. It has already reduced by over 50%.
So, the entire $600 bn wouldn’t have to go before retail investors make money. Even if that leaves gradually, retail investors will make money.
@virajmehta16 Sure, that's your investing perspective, and it's completely okay. I just wanted to emphasize that you should not wait until the last day to do it, if you are doing it.