I do not have much experience in the subject of college romance - there were 200 guys for 3 girls in the Mech Engg deparment - so can't comment on that! But for me, letting go smaller percentage stocks is a lot easier.
Plus, if it is better to buy 6 apartments of 1000 sq ft each and get Rs. 8000 x 6 tenants = Rs. 48,000 as rent rather than buy a 6000 sq ft bungalow and wait for a tenant who would pay Rs. 48,000 every month to move in.
If dividend yield is important, mega-diversification is required. Plus, I actually like all the companies I've invested in.
| you become eligible to write a book |
Don't tempt me!
| easily the longest snake in blore |
If vivek ever publishes his full portfolio, you will get the largest anaconda in Kolkata.
| With my very limited experience, I can say that selling the excess over X amount every month so keep the portfolio at the level of X just sounds good as a strategy but its difficult to get it that way and also, it seldom helps in maximising returns. |
I agree about the lower returns part, but it is a risk-reward tradeoff. Even with all the SELL indicators I am collecting, there is a chance that all of them fail to detect a big crash. No indicator can detect a border skirmish or a large terrorist attack for example.
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