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Portfolio performance for Year 2018

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January 2, 2019
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Its time of the year to ponder on the year bygone and look to the future. In that spirit, in this article, I will dig into my actively managed portfolio of investments and summarize my performance for the year. I will begin with the following chart that compares my performance for the year to those […]

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Individual Investment Portfolio and Performance at Year end 2017

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January 9, 2018
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In this article, I will discuss my philosophy for investing in individual stocks. I will present my current stock portfolio, built around my investment philosophy and will discuss how the portfolio has fared in the year gone by. Investment Philosophy My investment philosophy can be summarized succinctly as “contrarian value”.  My investments have historically geared […]

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100 Baggers

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December 6, 2017
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Recently I came across the book, 100 Baggers, by Chris Myers. The book presents a case study of 100-bagger stocks, i.e., stocks that turned $10,000 investment into a whopping Million Dollars. The book promotes a rather simple, yet fundamental concept of “buy and hold”, rain or shine. In addition, there are several key nuggets spread […]

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Self Managed Retirement Portfolio

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October 3, 2017
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This is the final article in my series on Retirement Portfolio’s. In this article I will discuss my retirement portfolio, which is spread across 3 different brokerage firms. The goal for this article is to outline the various ETF and mutual-fund investment vehicles present in my retirement portfolio. In forthcoming articles, I will delve deeper […]

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Retirement Portfolio- 7Twelve

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September 10, 2017
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This is continuation of part II on my series on Retirement Portfolio’s.  In this article, we will look at the 7Twelve Portfolio. In my last blog article (see here), we looked at the Permanent Portfolio (PP). While PP provides broader diversification into asset types that are uncorrelated at the macro-level, the diversification is not quite […]

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Retirement Portfolio- Permanent Flavor

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August 29, 2017
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The second topic in the series on Retirement Portfolio will focus on portfolio diversification. I will share my thoughts on 2 specific retirement-portfolio ideas, (a) the Permanent Portfolio and (b) the 7Twelve Portfolio. Each satisfies the following two basic requirements, that I feel are essential for self-directed individual investor: offer broader diversification (as compared to […]

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Retirement Portfolio-Part I

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August 22, 2017
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In this 3 part series, I will present my thoughts on the topic Retirement Portfolio.  The series will cover the following topics: In the first part, I will explore in some details what Warren Buffet has to say on the topic of retirement portfolio. The second part of the series will explore strategies for portfolio […]

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Value Investing

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August 14, 2017
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In this article, I will cover my thoughts on the following topics: What is value investing? What is intrinsic value? What are some common accounting metrics to identify value stocks? What is some of the criticism of value investment strategy? Buffet-notion of value investing My take on value investing as an applied value investor. Value […]

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  • What does chatGPT think of my investment principles?

This blog should not be considered as investment advice of any kind. Any opinions expressed in this blog are solely for information or entertainment purpose only. Do not consider any information in this blog as a recommendation or an offer or solicitation for purchase (or sale) of any investment vehicle.

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