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#1 Wed Mar 01, 2017 9:03 am
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Registered: Feb 2017
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Thanks Bazarguru for sharing your experience and this experience and knowledge is very valuable for all the new/old investor who lost their patience and suffers from loss . Ups and down are the part of life but consistent ups or downs may be harmful so hope for the good days ahead .
Have a good day to all the investors & be positive.
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#2 Tue Feb 28, 2017 11:25 pm
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Registered: Dec 2016
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Bazarguru is very correct. You must have patience to wait for right moment. You must wait Till the fruit ripes. Time will come to pluck them and enjoy them. Dont worry just have patience.
Happy investment!!!
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#3 Tue Feb 28, 2017 9:47 am
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Registered: Oct 2016
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The beginner ji, bear market doesn't bring loss, the bear trap locks investment. Average garda garda paisa sakkiyo, still decreasing so just like you many are frustrated cause they can't buy anymore. Similarly my portfolio is also rapidly in devaluation. Mutual funds are no expert, they are same as you and me. They just have a bigger capital and automatically gives them a bigger purchase option. From personal experience:  I remember my dad around 7 years ago come to my room and said 'barbad bhayo mero paisa sabai dubyo'. he had NABIL shares which devaluated from 6-7 lakhs to around 1 lakh so fast and since he lost his share certificates he couldn't sell them. in 2016 he sold the same script for around 30+ lakhs and taking lakhs worth cash dividend. Nepse ghatbad hunxa buy good companies and survive. A day will come when these scripts will pay all dues.
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#4 Mon Feb 27, 2017 10:02 pm
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Registered: Feb 2017
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Thanks to the Rising sun, Crore kitta & Bazar guru for your valuable opinions and it is in fact highly appreciating thoughts. I've entered in the market when nepse was around 1600 ( after returning from 1800 ) ( That is why i'm the beginner) and then i continuously investing ( small amount ) in share and minimizing average cost per unit but nepse still in decreasing trend. sometimes mini bulls appears without any reason and again same old story , decreasing without any reason. though i ve shares of company having good EPS & Low PE Ratio, but still thinking that holding share for long term ( period more than two years ) is not at par as compared with the interest accrued from FD , though earning from share investment is higher than bank deposits considering risk factor . So, bit frustrated coz 100 points of fluctuation in a day can not be considered as normal tara Mutual Fund ko NAV decrease bhayako dekhada aafailai chitta bujhauchu since they are very expert in investing . so being positive, i keep on happy investment as Bazarguru always says  . Thanks again and apology for frustration.
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#5 Mon Feb 27, 2017 9:27 am
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Registered: Oct 2016
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Hold garnu pani siknu parxa hajur. Buy good companies and relax.
Sabai lai paisa pyaro nei hunxa. No one wants to be at a loss. For example GBIME ko mutual fund is in a really bad position. They entered when the market was 1600+ and have already sold shares in huge losses.
I also hold huge amt of mutual fund. Too cheap right now and schemes like nmb, nib, nabil and siddartha will give healthy returns over the period of time.
Relax and invest. Long term. Loss taba hunxa jaba we sell. Everyone has right to enter and exit at any point.
Happy investment.
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#6 Sun Feb 26, 2017 11:40 pm
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Registered: Dec 2016
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Not allowing to sell is not in favour of investors. Any wise Investors who planned to invest always invest in a way that he can exit as soon as he find DANGER or get dnger signs. Its your money its u who decide when to exit. Not allowing anyone not to sell their property is crime. Its against freedom. Is there any gurantee after few months it will give u profit. Short term and long term both are equally important in market. Short term attracts more people. Its not that easy to play short term. This year bearish has given us lot of good knowledge. We should appreciate it.
Next thing mutual funds and other institutional investor are not here to take the nepse up. They are here to do business and book profit. So they can give good dividend. Mutual funds this year should give nice dividend. Mutual fund ko nav ghateko cha tara i believe they will give cash dividend above 25%this year. No offense. Just a thought.
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#7 Sun Feb 26, 2017 11:10 pm
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Registered: Oct 2013
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I appreciate your support for long term investment, i too am very much support of long term investment. But I like to disagree, Nepal is democracy so there should be freedom. I actually want us to be able to sell share as soon as we purchase, not take 3/4 days. But govt, NEPSE, SEBON, NRB could do is introduce market maker. http://108.175.12.66/forum/topic.php?id=5497 If #$@ want to save NEPSE using market maker I think, institutional investors like mutual fund, banks, insurances are manipulating NEPSE, they are using public money to manipulate. They personally buy shares before institutions buy and sell before institutions sell. Its time, govt should tell those institution, they can participate in NEPSE only if they are ready to act as "MARKET MAKER" or they should be barred from investing.
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#8 Sun Feb 26, 2017 10:23 pm
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Registered: Feb 2017
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I think that some strict policy should be introduced by the policy maker to stop the manipulation in share market, for eg : Once share is purchased, it is locked for some days , may be 30, 40 days so that it cannot be sold in that period and this locking period is applicable to the whole share of the respective company. Though this may sound harsh/difficult in the beginning, this will also somehow stop short term investor coz current market scenario is totally controlled by such investor and if this act continues for few more days, then definitely, genuine investor will leave the market.
Thoughts from the member of this forum is highly welcome to share the knowledge as i m the beginner to this forum.
PS : This thought is totally personal and is not targeted to any individual investor.
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