SillyJellybean
SillyJellybean

I just beat my mom's MF portfolio manager with my stock portfolio tips

I never trusted the guy to begin with, begged her to do stocks instead. She finally agreed to buying some of my suggestions once in a while.

After 2 years he stands at 15% while mine is at 27% unrealised profit.

IRCTC, JIOFIN, OIL INDIA and gold were among the decent winners, Naukri dragged the rest of wins down but others are also mostly in the green.

If she had listened to all of my advice it would have been better returns, but there's still room to grow and portfolio will be fine. Might set a few stop losses in place soon.

Cheers to others who have been sharing their financial wins and analysis as well, great to see 😊

Highly recommend everyone to learn the basics of trading, you never know what wonders you could do yourselves. Don't play with leverage or options though, do your own research.

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FluffyMuffin
FluffyMuffin

A word of advice : Never benchmark yourself in a bull market. The fund manager's portfolio might usually be conservative.

SillyJellybean
SillyJellybean

Fair point. But I've made money in bear markets as well. Much more difficult than bull ofc.

DancingPretzel
DancingPretzel

Good. Without Goals and timeline the returns doesn’t matter.

SillyJellybean
SillyJellybean

Of course, timeline is crucial. And so is realised profit 😊

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thanks to 'covid & long term investments'

what are your best performing stocks

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user

Some of us had negative money during covid πŸ₯²

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What’s amazing is that you didn’t sell these stocks when you return touched 100%