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Mr. V
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Posted: 06/Mar/2007 at 10:57pm

Thank you very much for the warm welcome.

Basant, You are right, the intensity is what matters. At the same time, intensity need not be adrenaline charged. Sometimes doing absolutely nothing and believe me its very hard to sit idle, is the better option and it requires a lot of intensity. Most of the stocks in my portfolio, Nucleus, a 25 bagger, Blue Star a 7 bagger, Shanthi Gears, a 6-7 bagger, L&T, I don't even remember, it was one of the first stocks I bought way back in early 2002, have all given me great returns because I didn't tinker around or churn the portfolio. Ofcourse, my lethargy wasn't a result of any profound investing insight but was mostly unintentional and what the heck the market was going up like crazy anyway. But in hindsight, I think it was a very important lesson that I learnt, albeit unintentionally.

Omshivaya,

Retiring in a few years ? No way. I love investing way too much to even consider quitting

Shashi,

Let me congratulate you on your analysis of YES Bank. Its one of the simplest at the same time indepth analysis of a bank that I have ever come across. I have always found banking stocks too complex to analyze.

Edited by Mr. V - 06/Mar/2007 at 10:58pm

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Mohan
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Posted: 06/Mar/2007 at 12:06pm

Victor,Welcome to TED

Thanks for sharing

Be fearful when others are greedy and be greedy when others are fearful.

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omshivaya
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Posted: 06/Mar/2007 at 1:04am

Originally posted by Mr. V

Omshivaya,

Retiring in a few years ? No way. I love investing way too much to even consider quitting

Exactly what I wanted to hear. All TEDdies think alike. Good luck mate

The most important quality for an investor is temperament,not intellect.A temperament that neither derives great pleasure from being with the crowd nor against it

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atmalhotra
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Posted: 10/Mar/2007 at 2:03am

Name:Atul

Age: 31 Years

Location:Bogota, Colombia - born and brought up at Chandigarh

Occupation: Banking Software consultant

Interests: Football, stock market

Investing Style: first started investing in 1997... small time. burnt my fingers in pentafour, HFCL and Zee TV.

Again started in Aug 2004. 30% of my portfolio is focussed long term. 70 % is short term.

Want to change this to 75% Longterm and 25 % short term. i love to speculate short term.

From the beginning(Aug 2004) was very bullish on pantaloon, TV18 and IFlex. Sold IFlex at the wrong time(at 1000). Still think the three companies have a long way to go.

My longterm holdings currently - Pantaloon, TV 18 and Ab Nuvo.

Investing Legends: Warren Buffet and Peter Lynch. Have read a lot of books on investing .

Atul Malhotra

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keshav
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Posted: 10/Mar/2007 at 10:07am

Hi Everyone ( just joined )

Name :keshav
- Location : calcutta
- Occupation : Technical analyst
- Interests : hedge fund , commodities,equity,forex

- Investing styles - I love the hedge fund style where they are open to any kind of views and types of position

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s_praharaj
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Posted: 11/Mar/2007 at 4:21pm

Hi Atul and Keshav,

Welcome to TED.

With Atul joining from Colombia our international presence is increasing.

Keshav with his job as technical aanalyst will definitely contribute a lot to the forum. Both of you are young members of TED and we have a lot of expectations from you.

All of us will be benifitted by your membarship.

Shashi Praharaj

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omshivaya
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Posted: 11/Mar/2007 at 5:18pm

Yes, I second that Shashi ji. Bubble ji now has a friend he can share same-level talks with. I was and am a dumbo at tech. analysis.

The most important quality for an investor is temperament,not intellect.A temperament that neither derives great pleasure from being with the crowd nor against it

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basant
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Posted: 18/Mar/2007 at 1:29pm

Guys if you have not introduced yourself here please update this thread by introducing yourself. We are really eager to know more about you.

Regards,

Basant

'The Thoughtful Investor: A Journey to Financial Freedom Through Stock Market Investing' - A Book on Equity Investing especially for Indian Investors. Book your copy now: www.thethoughtfulinvestor.in

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