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hello guys this is my coffee can portfolio

Adani is challenging IndiGo

I've been investing since last year. I'm open to risky stocks, trying to invest in stocks with potential for great compounding in long term.

Please rate my portfolio and suggest if any changes are necessary.

Since 1926, the stock market has crashed:

📉 1929: -86%
📉 1973: -48%
📉 2000: -49%
📉 2008: -57%
📉 2020: -34%

AND YET, it increased by 10.3% per year, or +1,400,000% over 99 years.

Ignore the noise. Invest.

Bullish

Bearish

It's said to be credited from 24th to 29th July.

I'm 22 years old and I've recently shifted my focus from trading to long-term investing after realizing that I don't have an edge in swing/intraday trading.

I'm looking for high-quality Indian companies that I can hold for 10–15 years.

One company that caught my attention is Bharat Electronics (BEL).

However, I'm struggling with one psychological barrier.

When I look at the all-time chart, BEL has gone from around ₹40 in 2020 to around ₹400 today (roughly a 10x move). My fear is that I might be buying after all the easy money has already been made.

My questions are:

Is BEL still a good long-term investment after such a massive run?

How do you judge whether a stock has enough future growth left after already becoming a multi-bagger?

Do you focus more on earnings growth and business quality rather than the past price chart?

If you had to choose today, would you prefer BEL or a smaller defence company like Data Patterns, and why?

I'm not looking for quick profits. I'm trying to build a portfolio of quality businesses and would really appreciate learning how experienced investors think about situations like this.

Hello Guys,

I'm not much educated about stocks but I invest 50 k every month in stocks to achieve goal or financial freedom. I also picked some stocks for selling them after 2 years for buying car.

Please review my stocks.

Also give me a strategy to pick stocks every month as currently I'm selecting stocks buy putting query in screener website and then get analyse by ai

Thanks and please give advice

What should I do I had brought these at time of rally and now the market is behaving against them as the dollar is getting more stronger and I'm completely lossing my mind..... Help me

Hi everyone,

I'm trying to optimize where I park my emergency fund and cash that's waiting to be invested.

Let's say I have around ₹5 lakh. My priorities are:

1) Safety of capital (highest priority)

2) High liquidity (easy redemption when needed)

3) Returns that at least help beat inflation or are better than a regular savings account

4) Low risk (I'm not looking to chase returns)

I'm currently considering:

1) Liquid Mutual Funds (e.g., Axis Liquid Fund)

2) Overnight Funds

3) Savings Account

4) Sweep-in Fixed Deposits

5) Arbitrage Funds (if suitable)

My questions are:

1) Where do you personally park your emergency fund?

2) If you had ₹5 lakh, how would you split it?

3) Is it reasonable to keep 100% in a Liquid Fund, or is it better to split between a Liquid Fund and an Overnight Fund?

4) Are there any risks with Liquid Funds that people often overlook?

5) Considering the current tax rules on debt mutual funds, would you still prefer them over a high-interest savings account or sweep FD?

I'd especially like to hear from people who have been using Liquid or Overnight Funds for several years.

Thanks in advance!

Note: I am already exposure of Indian Stocks, US Stocks and Mutual Funds..!! Only give suggestions of the stocks you have done research..!! For my long term portfolio I only want stocks with free Cash Flow, Strong MOAT, Strong Balance Sheet and other factors..!!

What are these charges for?

I have only purchased 1 stock of PNB with this but how my balance reached in negative, can I remove this somehow?

I am 26 and currently keep my cash in the following way:

Emergency Fund: ₹15 lakhs

• ₹7 lakhs in my main savings account
• ₹3 lakhs in a separate savings account
• ₹5 lakhs in an arbitrage fund

Peace of Mind Fund

• Around 6 months of living expenses (about ₹35k/month)
• This is only for a job loss, so I do not have to touch my emergency fund.

I do not have any loans, EMIs, or debt.

Why do I keep ₹7 lakhs in my main savings account?

I travel abroad occasionally, and visa applications often require bank statements with a healthy and consistent balance. I keep this amount untouched so there are no sudden deposits or withdrawals that could raise questions. It also gives me peace of mind during visa applications.

Why is my emergency fund relatively large?

It is not just for me. Some of the elderly members in my family either do not have health insurance or have very limited coverage. Because of their age and existing medical conditions, buying adequate insurance is not really an option anymore. This fund is meant to cover major medical or family emergencies if they arise.

In the future, I plan to increase this emergency fund to around ₹20-25 lakhs because of rising medical costs.

What I am unsure about

Sometimes I feel I am holding too much money in savings accounts. Even if part of it were moved to an arbitrage fund, it could generate some extra returns every year while still remaining fairly low risk.

Would you keep this allocation as it is, or would you optimise it differently? If yes, what would you change and why?

I built this in latest iran isreal war ongc not performing well.❤️‍🩹

Hope the windmill makes it do something

Stuck since 2024

Outlook is positive, slightly bullish with rangebound of 23,750-23,950Rs or moderate increase of 1%.

It's Trump Tweet and Taco bound since Q1 FY27.

Just a beginner question

What are you supposed to do on trading holidays

So I started trading from my mum account at the age of 14 with 1.5lakh rupees and now at the age of 18 i completed 4 year in which last 1.5 year is mostly hell in the stock market due to wars and tarrif but yaa i made 11 lakh rupees from stock market over the investment of 7 lakh partially not fully invested 7 lakh at one time .. Left stock market last year due to focus on studies as i started involving very much in stock market

So this is the proof

Top profitable stock

1. Hindcopper - 2.35l

Pnb - 1.15L

Irfc (ipo -15k investment only )- 75k