Tuesday 12 March 2013

Latest Newsletter "Investors ate Idiots" Issue 43

 

 

 


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The latest fortnightly E Newsletter “Investors are Idiots” Issue 43 is released for the fortnight of 15th March 2013. In this issues

  1. Rate cuts is better than no rate cuts – Economic Analysis March 2013
  2. India has let down is economic defence- View
  3. Weighting stocks based on a set of portfolio parameters- Learn to be your own fund manager series 23
  4. Ramesh learns to reduce long “In the money trading positions” – Upgrading your trading skills series 6  

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Latest Newsletter “Investors are Idiots” fortnight of 15th March 2013 Issue 43

 

1.Economic Analysis March 2013- Rate cuts may not help but no rate cuts is worse

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Net to net, even though rate cuts will not help the economy, the consequences of no rate cuts look worse. The economy is better off with rate cuts than no rate cuts. 

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2.View- India has let down its economic defence 

The bright spot in all this is that India undertook path breaking reforms in early 1990’s led by the current PM and then FM, Dr. Manmohan Singh and the country is now looking to embrace hard economics to bring it out of the mess it is in at present.  

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3.Learn to be your own fund manager series 23 - Stock weights based on set portfolio parameters  

The ten stock portfolio that you have identified have stocks with varying fundamentals. Low PE to High PE stocks, zero debt to high debt stocks and low profitability to high profitability stocks. How to weight the stocks in the portfolio? 

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4.Upgrading Your Trading Skills Series 6- Reducing long “In the Money” trades 

Ramesh was bullish on NIF and he expected the market to move higher in the next few weeks. He was running positions in near month NIF and he wanted to roll over the positions to the next month. However he was worried about volatility at higher levels of the index and this gave rise to circumspection on the notional value he was carrying on his NIF positions.  

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