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Pritam Deuskar - Equity Investors - 4 Biggest Mistakes To Avoid

According to Pritam Deuskar, if stock is getting discussed everywhere and analysts of the street know and boast about the company more than promoters themselves, its time to pause. Fancy of markets favor only for some time. Catching a high speed Running train often meets with accidents. It is then late to realise that growth is not coming and one entered a wrong valuation. If you require additional information, please visit wealthyvia.<br>

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Pritam Deuskar - Equity Investors - 4 Biggest Mistakes To Avoid

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  1. PRITAM DEUSKAR - EQUITY INVESTORS - 4 BIGGEST MISTAKES TO AVOID modern

  2. Pritam Deuskar - Equity investors buy stock in a company with the expectation that it will appreciate in value. In a volatile market, equity investing allows investors to profit handsomely. Though profits are generated more quickly, the risk factor is also quite high. According to Wealthyvia’s founder Pritam Deuskar, life is full of ifs and buts. Nobody makes bad decisions on purpose in life. Only when the decision is made does it appear to be correct and profitable. For an equity investor, every mistake is an opportunity to learn and it is tution fees of losses. Someone correctly stated that the biggest mistake in life is not making a mistake. It brings your life's learning curve to a halt. START PRICE

  3. Equity Investors - 4 Biggest Mistakes To Avoid Cheap valuations does not mean safety Many times stocks are at lower PE ratio or low price to book or low ev/ebitda for a reason. It can be management pedigree issue or corporate governance or commoditised segment or too many alternatives cheaper products or ways available. Companies getting disrupted by other new technologies can also have low valuations. Many value traps can have low valuations. Wealth from Market can be made when future growth is high and sustainable. START PRICE

  4. Selling a stock early that is working well With stocks we should have an employee / employer relationship. If performing well , reward with more allocation. If not performing, remove allocation. It's all about cutting the weeds and watering flowers. This is what Peter Lynch described. Also start with smaller allocation and build it higher over a period of time. Exit though painful to accept loss. Moving on is always a better option. It's all about the time resource that you have and the effectiveness of a portfolio working for you increasing your money. START PRICE

  5. Buying the most popular hot stock! According to Pritam Deuskar, if stock is getting discussed everywhere and analysts of the street know and boast about the company more than promoters themselves, its time to pause. Fancy of markets favor only for some time. Catching a high speed Running train often meets with accidents. It is then late to realise that growth is not coming and one entered a wrong valuation. START PRICE

  6. Not understanding cyclical part of industry and markets According to Pritam Deuskar, market returns are made when business cycle and market cycle coincide. Return can get hampered by tailwinds coming for a sector , hurdles coming for stock market up move or business unable to generate growth. All three have to be in a symphony for stock ideas to work wonderfully! START PRICE

  7. About Pritam Deuskar Pritam Deuskar is a SEBI registered research analyst. He has spent many years working in stock market research and business analysis. He previously worked for well-known portfolio management firms and PMS firms. His views, interviews, and articles have appeared in all major financial newspapers and TV channels, including CNN, CNN Bazar, Moneycontrol, Economic Times, and Business Standard. Pritam Deuskar is well-known for identifying small and mid-cap multibagger companies at an early stage. He has worked with both private and public clients. If you require additional information, please visit wealthyvia. START PRICE

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