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Quote ramsey123 Replybullet Posted: 26/Apr/2011 at 11:18pm
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There always be a big majority who would want the Fish(cooked..grilled and with a dash of lime preferably Wink !) instead of going out in the sun...waiting patiently for the catch !

But then we should not blame them for what they are seeking, for if you look around, you will find that value investors don't hunt in packs like hyenas!!!
 
I wonder where the need arises to make personal attacks. The core idea is nothing wrong or malicious and is infact something that can be quite useful to many.
 
If you disagree, you can just say it and cite your reasons. Why type-cast people, judge them, label them, and ultimately create a my-side vs. your-side scenario?
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Quote ramsey123 Replybullet Posted: 26/Apr/2011 at 11:21pm
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TED's USP is QUALITY...which is FREE!!! Any of these two goes, TED goes!!! So, I concur with your views and others' views that are on similar lines.

At best, one can have a "Donation" link on TED and anyone can choose to freely donate some small amount anytime they wish to. That should cover admin. charges etc. etc.
 
Omji, the idea is not to make TED paid. TED is and should always be a free forum. This is regarding a paid service where e-mails are sent to subscribers.
 
Also, subscribers need not blindly follow...just like with any paid service. Those interested would subscribe, those who don't require such support to supplement their thought process can choose not to.


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Quote stockquery Replybullet Posted: 26/Apr/2011 at 11:39pm
TED's USP is QUALITY...which is FREE!!! Any of these two goes, TED goes!!! So, I concur with your views and others' views that are on similar lines.

At best, one can have a "Donation" link on TED and anyone can choose to freely donate some small amount anytime they wish to. That should cover admin. charges etc. etc.
I totaaly agree with Mr leo ji.... I believe  knowledge shared  is knowledge gained  and nothing can superced the value of knowledge.... I am a novice  to the forum, but the discussion has led me to better understanding of fundamentals and value picks.....
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Quote ash7979 Replybullet Posted: 26/Apr/2011 at 11:45pm
Originally posted by ramsey123

Originally posted by omshivaya

TED's USP is QUALITY...which is FREE!!! Any of these two goes, TED goes!!! So, I concur with your views and others' views that are on similar lines.

At best, one can have a "Donation" link on TED and anyone can choose to freely donate some small amount anytime they wish to. That should cover admin. charges etc. etc.
 
Omji, the idea is not to make TED paid. TED is and should always be a free forum. This is regarding a paid service where e-mails are sent to subscribers.
 
Also, subscribers need not blindly follow...just like with any paid service. Those interested would subscribe, those who don't require such support to supplement their thought process can choose not to.


I also second to this subscription based services from Basant Sir...I rate him at the up there with Best of best fund managers of India...So, I wont mind paying him subscription fees...As we pay entry load & exit load in MF as well..and 50% of those under-perform  their own benchmark index leave apart Sensex...So,I am in favor for subscription based service from BM...


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Quote Buffet Glb Replybullet Posted: 26/Apr/2011 at 11:46pm

Hello folks,

 

While the debate seems to be boiling emanating steam, let me revert to the topic, ‘My investment Strategy’.

 

Basantji’s methodology of stock picking and therefore reaping dividends better then benchmark indices is very logical. It leaves less of room for the emotional factor.

 

However my issue is very amateurish – How does one get relevant data. Some annual reports mention them, but that happens only after you are a shareholder. Now I have been fervently scouting websites and magazines for the same. I need to assimilate data from different sources, yet I have not been able to get slated growth of the sector/company, ROE/RoCE for last 5 years.

 

Can anyone facilitate novices like me. Thanks.

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Quote ash7979 Replybullet Posted: 26/Apr/2011 at 12:00pm
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Hello folks,

 

While the debate seems to be boiling emanating steam, let me revert to the topic, ‘My investment Strategy’.

 

Basantji’s methodology of stock picking and therefore reaping dividends better then benchmark indices is very logical. It leaves less of room for the emotional factor.

 

However my issue is very amateurish – How does one get relevant data. Some annual reports mention them, but that happens only after you are a shareholder. Now I have been fervently scouting websites and magazines for the same. I need to assimilate data from different sources, yet I have not been able to get slated growth of the sector/company, ROE/RoCE for last 5 years.

 

Can anyone facilitate novices like me. Thanks.



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Quote CHINKI Replybullet Posted: 26/Apr/2011 at 9:05am
Originally posted by ash7979

Originally posted by ramsey123

Originally posted by omshivaya


TED's USP is QUALITY...which is FREE!!! Any of these two goes, TED goes!!! So, I concur with your views and others' views that are on similar lines.

 

Omji, the idea is not to make TED paid. TED is and should always be a free forum. This is regarding a paid service where e-mails are sent to subscribers.

 

Also, subscribers need not blindly follow...just like with any paid service. Those interested would subscribe, those who don't require such support to supplement their thought process can choose not to.
I also second to this subscription based services from Basant Sir...I rate him at the up there with Best of best fund managers of India...So, I wont mind paying him subscription fees...As we pay entry load & exit load in MF as well..and 50% of those under-perform  their own benchmark index leave apart Sensex...So,I am in favor for subscription based service from BM...
Gentlemen, leave this issue to Basantji who knows what to do and when to do about this forum better than most of us. In case if he wants any suggestions/ideas in this regard, he would put that on the forum.

Why unnecessary wasting pages/memories for such unwanted things on such a good thread.
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Quote wiseowl Replybullet Posted: 27/Apr/2011 at 12:10pm
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However my issue is very amateurish – How does one get relevant data. Some annual reports mention them, but that happens only after you are a shareholder.



Many companies post PDF files of annual reports on their website. These are freely downloadable. I have studied many companies in this way although I am not their shareholder. It is a good idea to study the ARs of the past few years also.

Many companies also post analyst reports. Look at them and see how  good the projections have turned out to be.
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