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omshivaya
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   Posted: 11/Nov/2007 at 11:28am |
Originally posted by smartcat
There is no 'Mere Paas Maaa Hain' or 'Mein Dil Se Ameer Hoon' option?
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Well, that option is already there. There are 2 invisible options for that. And in that case, that person need not select any of the choices given.
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Om, there is no real difference between 20 - 40 lakh and a 40 to 60 lakh portfolio.
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For a person who has a 40 lakh portfolio(as an example), every lakh counts.
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A couple of good or bad months will result in a portfolio entering into either of those two options.
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That's okay. We are taking a 1 year view of this whole thing.
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To get a better picture, there should've been only 4 or 5 options to choose from - and the value of the portfolio adequately spaced out.
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For a person who has a 40 lakh portfolio, every lakh counts. For a person who has a portfolio in crores, every crore counts. I actually tried to limit the options else would have had more options for segregating the "crore" segments. Again, it is to get an idea of the average *ACTLO TEDdy. Thanks for your suggestions though. Next time around, the ACTLO TEDdies can brainstorm this thing and decide on the options and we can then implement it.
*ACTIVE(regular reader/poster) & LOYAL
Edited by omshivaya - 11/Nov/2007 at 11:35am
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Posted: 11/Nov/2007 at 11:57am |
OM good poll, but ……..How do leveraged guys vote? Based on Margin and actual money or based on Leveraged capital and market value of open positions?
I voted based on actual money invested!
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Posted: 12/Nov/2007 at 12:15pm |
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Yes, ACTUAL MONEY is the right way to go. Thank you for voting Bubble jee. Hope your work is going great guns.
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Posted: 12/Nov/2007 at 1:10pm |
Voting machines are on...Click Click Click Goodfellas!
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Posted: 12/Nov/2007 at 1:20pm |
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Yes, ACTUAL MONEY is the right way to go. Thank you for voting Bubble jee. Hope your work is going great guns. |
All is well here Om....Thanks! Expecting the same at your end.
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Hey! What is the HNI cutoff these days?
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Posted: 12/Nov/2007 at 1:25pm |
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Dont know for India, but IF we apply US Standards, we all are very rich (as most in US are worth negative) or Very Poor (as in US, a minority is very very rich - Las Vegas types)! 
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Posted: 12/Nov/2007 at 1:40pm |
Bubble jee, I am doing okay here too.
Basant sir, HNIs are people with net financial assets of at least $1 million(as per a recent article on www.IBEF.org), excluding their primary residence and consumables, which comes to around 4.5 crore rupees.
BUT...I would say from a portfolio-only point of view, a HNI would be someone with upside of 1 crore as portfolio value.
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