When Rajesh, a 34-year-old software engineer from Pune, bought 200 shares of Asian Paints at ₹1,850 in January 2015, his colleagues laughed. “Too expensive! P/E ratio is 45! You’re overpaying!”
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Dividends, buybacks, M&A, organic growth
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When Priya, a 32-year-old software engineer from Bengaluru, allocated ₹2 lakh to speculative small-cap stock Suzlon at ₹40 in early 2024, she watched it rocket to ₹78 by October 2025—a
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When Amit sold his Infosys shares at ₹1,220 in 2018 after banking a “safe” 13% gain (bought at ₹1,080), he celebrated locking in profits before “potential losses.” Meanwhile, he held
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When you value a cash-burning startup using P/E ratio (designed for mature companies), or judge a declining business by revenue growth (relevant for growth stages), you’re making the same mistake
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When Rohan invested ₹15 lakh in March 2020—allocating ₹5 lakh to Tata Elxsi (chip design services), ₹4 lakh to Dixon Technologies (electronics manufacturing), ₹3 lakh to KPIT Technologies (automotive semiconductor
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When Amit invested ₹5 lakh in defense stocks in early 2020—specifically Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL), Bharat Electronics (BEL), and Bharat Dynamics (BDL)—his conservative friends laughed. “PSUs? Defense? That’s your father’s
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When Rajesh analyzed his ₹20 lakh equity portfolio in early 2020, he noticed something curious: while his FMCG and IT holdings delivered steady 12-15% returns, his friend Priya’s ₹2 lakh
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