1000 Shares Become 16000 shares in less than 2 Years

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I bought EASEMYTRIP shares for rs 200, around 2 years back. The company given 1:1 bonus 6 months back, my 1000 shares become 2000, then before 20 days the company made their face value to 2 to 1 so my 2000 shares become 4000, today they given 3 shares bonus to every single share holding, so 12000 bonus shares I received in my demat today, now total holding 16000 shares now.

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Deal Newbie Deal Newbie
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Guys this is shooting in air with blind folds. If you don't have exp don't even try finding shares by your self and put your hard earned money. 

Go to small case, and invest according to your risk appetite. You can do lump sum or sip. Trust my I started investing last year when market was all time high. This year thru it's ups and downs I've still managed to earn 8% returns which is not bad considering when I started investing. Alternatively you can also invest in mf. They have also given me 8% returns in last 12 months. This 2 lakh ka 8 lakh is one in thousands case. 



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abhishekkjain wrote:
You bought at face value?

I can see 50% returns for normal ipo folks.
I bought for 200000 and now become 800000 less than 2 years and till holding
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Deal Cadet Deal Cadet
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Lol, share count doesn't matter, what's the profit % you made in that 2 years matter? I agree to all other points.

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abhishekkjain wrote:

Lol, share count doesn't matter, what's the profit % you made in that 2 years matter? I agree to all other points.

I given my bought price, you can calculate yourself. 
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svilvam wrote:
I given my bought price, you can calculate yourself. 

You bought at face value?

I can see good returns for normal ipo folks. 1 lakh became 8,34,400.

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abhishekkjain wrote:
You bought at face value?

I can see 50% returns for normal ipo folks.
I bought for 200000 and now become 800000 less than 2 years and till holding
Deal Subedar Deal Subedar
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Any opportunity if someone wishes to make fresh entry into this?

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svilvam wrote:
I bought for 200000 and now become 800000 less than 2 years and till holding
@bikidas2060 bhai doesn't share splitting affect its market price too.
Benevolent Benevolent
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soon they will give you 100% equity.jk paji congrats to you

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svilvam wrote:
What you mean by this?
I mean like what happened with nykaa shares.
Deal Cadet Deal Cadet
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That's True. Holding good shares is lot better than trading. Even Zerodha founder say 99% can't beat FD returns. If one find good companies and hold on to them despite setbacks in economy ( where share will definitely fall ), compounding does wonders. 

Dear, I do not know your experience ( even my experience is very less ), but it's very much difficult to find good companies over long periods, because if history holds any good, 50X, 100X shares journeys are not all smooth. There are periods when even excellent excellent company shares have shed 60-80% of their share value before bouncing back!!! Imagine holding these shares. Only who has studied in and out and only who has immense sector knowledge can take proper decision, and even for them there are lot of unknown unknowns. And imagine your share has run 20X, do you book profit or wait for 100X? See the best of fund managers say that their biggest mistake is always 'selling too early'. 

All I want to say is it is a probabilistic game, where no one says which company is going to win in the long term. That is why it is hard to best index in the long term. There are several strategies where you can pick shares and hold on to them to mimic index or get decent returns( which beat 99% of investors ). If one doesn't have skill, one can simply index and enjoy compounding and their life. And also a peaceful sleep!! 

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neo13 wrote:

That's True. Holding good shares is lot better than trading. Even Zerodha founder say 99% can't beat FD returns. If one find good companies and hold on to them despite setbacks in economy ( where share will definitely fall ), compounding does wonders. 

Dear, I do not know your experience ( even my experience is very less ), but it's very much difficult to find good companies over long periods, because if history holds any good, 50X, 100X shares journeys are not all smooth. There are periods when even excellent excellent company shares have shed 60-80% of their share value before bouncing back!!! Imagine holding these shares. Only who has studied in and out and only who has immense sector knowledge can take proper decision, and even for them there are lot of unknown unknowns. And imagine your share has run 20X, do you book profit or wait for 100X? See the best of fund managers say that their biggest mistake is always 'selling too early'. 

All I want to say is it is a probabilistic game, where no one says which company is going to win in the long term. That is why it is hard to best index in the long term. There are several strategies where you can pick shares and hold on to them to mimic index or get decent returns( which beat 99% of investors ). If one doesn't have skill, one can simply index and enjoy compounding and their life. And also a peaceful sleep!! 

All I want to say is it is a probabilistic game, where no one says which company is going to win in the long term.

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Don't do intra trade and make loss, don't argue that you are making profit in trading.

Both are very subjective comments. Individual experiences vary. 

Hunk Hunk
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Congratulations for your profit.

Deal Newbie Deal Newbie
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Guys this is shooting in air with blind folds. If you don't have exp don't even try finding shares by your self and put your hard earned money. 

Go to small case, and invest according to your risk appetite. You can do lump sum or sip. Trust my I started investing last year when market was all time high. This year thru it's ups and downs I've still managed to earn 8% returns which is not bad considering when I started investing. Alternatively you can also invest in mf. They have also given me 8% returns in last 12 months. This 2 lakh ka 8 lakh is one in thousands case. 



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Golden_bhidu wrote:

Guys this is shooting in air with blind folds. If you don't have exp don't even try finding shares by your self and put your hard earned money. 

Go to small case, and invest according to your risk appetite. You can do lump sum or sip. Trust my I started investing last year when market was all time high. This year thru it's ups and downs I've still managed to earn 8% returns which is not bad considering when I started investing. Alternatively you can also invest in mf. They have also given me 8% returns in last 12 months. This 2 lakh ka 8 lakh is one in thousands case. 



@guest_999 @Ramta_Jogi @EkdamSastaRaju @Jarvis.-. What do you think about small case?
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Somewhat trade i did with patanjali(Ruchi Soya earlier) bought when it was hitting upper circuit and bought [email protected] when opened then went all way down to 650 levels still held and then fpo was announce and applied in all family members names for 1 lakh each and got full allotments at 650 and rest is history

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