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Query from: lakhan jain, india, 12/28/09
Topic: INVESTING      Submitted on: Ammas.com
Subject: Investing

My Date of Birth is 30th March 1979 at Pindwara (Rajasthan) (India) at 2.15 pm & my wife’s date of birth is 11th November 1979 at Ahmedabad (Gujarat) (India) at 10.15 am. Further, I am a practicing Chartered Accountant in Mumbai by my profession & with god grace running absolutely fine. But my issues are as follows:

1) Where do I invest my savings. From past 6 to 7 years I mainly invest in shares, but at the end I found I didn’t got adequate returns out of it, probably I mght have land up incurring net losses in it. Hence, I would like to know whether as per my chart shares investment are beneficial for me or not. 2) Do you think I should invest in some particular shares whose names start from certain letters or anything like that, so that I can get better results out of it. Further, do you think i should hold my investments for certain time say longterm or shortterm to get better results. 3) In case if you feel I should not invest in shares as per my chart than, what should be the alternate investment whether, I should go for Gold, Properties, Land or safe Bank deposits or government bonds.

I would appreciate if you advice after considering both of our chart where you can suggest that some types of investment can be made on my wifes name & some sort of investment can be made on my name as per our chart or may be you can suggest that in certain mahadasa or subdasa I should avoid certain types of investment. ..

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Response from: srikanth matrubai,   
Registered Member on Ammas.com
Source: This information comes from my own knowledge.
Dear Lakhan, Luck does a play a part in anyone's investment but it plays only a small part. The big part is played by skill, knowledge and patience. You need to do research and then invest. Most people invest and then start researching. Invest in Mutual Funds which does the tough job of researching for you. Invest in Diversified Mutual Funds which have a good track record. Visit my blog http://goodfundsadvisor.blogspot.co… for more on Mutual Funds. Regards, Srikanth

Rate = 1.5 (Rated by 2 Council Members)

 
Response from: Raju Balasubramanian,   
Registered Member on Ammas.com
Source: This information comes from my own knowledge.
20% of your savings may be deposited in Mutual Fund for 3 years scheme. Then 20% to 40% but gold coins. Another 20% deposit in PPF (Public Provident Fund). Rest of 20% deposit in shares. Under Section 88 you will get rebate for Mutual Fund and PPF. So there will not be any trouble for your future. My best wishes.

Rate = 1.5 (Rated by 2 Council Members)

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Response from: aravinda yereseeme,   
Registered Member on Ask Agent
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According to me, the best investment option would be to invest on agricultural land because of the following reasons.

1. Stock trading has become a highly uncalculated risky gamble. 2. Agricultural income is tax free. 3. Mass cultivation of crops is highly profitable.

Rate = 2 (Rated by 3 Council Members)

 
Response from: kiran mande,   
Registered Member on Ammas.com
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give ur query in astrology catogory.

If you want to invest money in high interest, this means that you want to get a high yield for ur investment. There are many risky ways of going about this and many which are not so risky. you can invest your money in a high interest internet savings account which is not risky or you can invest in private bonds which is risky.

Become a valued customer. Valued customers of a bank are the ones that move the most money into the bank. They usually pay for top of the line banking services because of the number of transactions they make. This type of commitment to a bank says a lot, so often the highest interest saving account will be offered to the valued customer.

or u can buy shares or mutual funds in a well noted company.

or buy land in ur area. now a days real estate is in a big boom.u can get more income in future.

Rate = 2.5 (Rated by 3 Council Members)

 
Response from: Anonymous ,   
Registered Member on Ammas.com
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I am not an astrologer to answer questions 2 and 3.

As to question 1, I answer as below.

1. the key to any investment is not when to invest but when to get out of the investment.

On a long term basis, shares do outperform but it depends on which industries you have invested. As a chartered accountant, you might know which industries are generating good profits and make such investments in the future.

Look at property related investments as properties in india had grown by 450% in the last 9 years!!

good luck

hope this helps

Rate = 2 (Rated by 1 Council Member)

 
Response from: Prasanth ,   
Registered Member on Ammas.com
Source: This information comes from my own knowledge.
I Guess you should have a balanced portfolio. Now looking at your age you are around 31 years old. So you can take a reasonable risk. Also looks like that you have already invested in the share market so i believe you do have a good risk appetite. Now my advice:- 1) Invest in the follwing manner. Should give you a reasonable return with a decent liqidity.

1) 30-40% in Mutual Funds. Select some Good Equity Diversified Fund. Ideally enter using SIP as the markets are quite high right now. 2) 20-30% in Share Market. Currently you can invest in the Hotel/Aviation sector. Good Shares would include Hotel Leela, Asian Hotels etc 3) 20-30% in RBI Relief Bonds/NSCs/Post Office MIP. Give a Good 8% ROI 4) Rest in FDs + Gold(Paper Gold - Buy in NSE). This is for high liquidity.

Also Remember in the Mutual Fund

Rate = 2.5 (Rated by 1 Council Member)

 
 
 
 
 
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