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March 13, 2009

Investing and Wealth Growth Presentation

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swathi
swathi
15 years ago

thanks manish, those were simply superb.

swathi
swathi
15 years ago

Hi Manish,
I don’t have access to sharing sites from my office. Can u please e-mail me the ppt? my id is [email protected]

Manish Chauhan
Manish Chauhan
15 years ago

Thanks Krishna

Yes , It includes a time span which was end of a bull market (2000-2001) , then a bear market (2001-2003) , then a bull market again (2003.5 – 2008) and then start of a bear market (2007 onwards) .. There can obviously be people who can time markets better, but the main idea to show that how common investor can use markets to generate wealth over long term without knowing and understanding whats going on in markets .

Btw , Does anyone know where can we get Mutual funds NAV in a clean form for any date we want . I got all those NAV from moneycontrol.com after 76 clicks and my fingers were crying with Pain .

Manish

Krishna
Krishna
15 years ago

Thanks Manish.. The presentation becomes more relevant as the time span taken for case study is from year 2000….the period 2001-2003 was a lean patch and after that our mkt had a tremendous bull run till January 2008.
You have really done a very good job to open eyes of investors like me by considering both lean & strong phases of stk mkt for case study which further highlights the "POWER OF SIP".

Manish Chauhan
Manish Chauhan
15 years ago

Anu

ULIPS are great product if you know how use them . If you can have discipline of practising Asset Allocation , and can take advantage of Switching and all . ULIPS can perform better than mutual funds in long run . Because by readjusting your portfolio in euqity to debt , you dont have tax implications which you may have if you buy and sell mutual funds in short term on your own .

Manish

Anu L
Anu L
15 years ago

Yet another rocking article from Manish. So does that means, for very longterm goals (retirement, child marriage etc, 20yrs+) Ulips are better or equal to mutual funds?