is it a good decision to invest in bonds which double up ur money in 4 to 5 years

At 4:20AM(IST) u suddenly woke up for this ?

@Achilles wrote:

At 4:20AM(IST) u suddenly woke up for this ?

do.u also invest in mutual funds

no bond that can double money in 4-5 yr ..

@eskimo wrote:

@Achilles wrote:

At 4:20AM(IST) u suddenly woke up for this ?

do.u also invest in mutual funds

@Achilles wrote:

At 4:20AM(IST) u suddenly woke up for this ?

shayad koi khwaab dekh liya hoga…..

I dont think any safe bond will double your money in 4 years maybe 5

which bond are you talking about

sip is worst investment so is mutual fund

If its government bond you should go ahead better than sip and mutual fund

One of the bonds issued recently was of deewan housing which is a Triple A rated company , it’s coupon was around 9℅ average over all classes of bonds. Even 9℅ is high, it got oversubscribed in a day and scheme was closed in one day. A 9℅ bond means double in 10 yrs.. So I don’t think any bonds will get u returns fast.

To get more returns u need to take more risk One of the good options is investing in IPOs . You may also invest in shares for long term. But yes , there is risk.

If u want to play safe and want tax exemptions, go for ppf.. better than bonds
Even NSC issues are pretty lucrative.

You will always get mix reviews, when you discuss about investment in common.

However, considering condition of my family, I always invest in stocks (which is too risky). But, once i invest, i consider that amount as zero (in major cases)

I pick, multiple stocks from different industry, after proper review of their graph/history..

example:
For long term, my choice is britannia. But, current market price is high, cannot buy.

However, current market price of LUPIN is worth buying. It might go down a bit, but within a period of 5 years, it will surely move up..

@Chotta Bheem wrote:

One of the bonds issued recently was of deewan housing which is a Triple A rated company , it’s coupon was around 9℅ average over all classes of bonds. Even 9℅ is high, it got oversubscribed in a day and scheme was closed in one day. A 9℅ bond means double in 10 yrs.. So I don’t think any bonds will get u returns fast.

To get more returns u need to take more risk One of the good options is investing in IPOs . You may also invest in shares for long term. But yes , there is risk.

If u want to play safe and want tax exemptions, go for ppf.. better than bonds
Even NSC issues are pretty lucrative.

good advice

dewan can be default in future no one will take guarantee

sirf 1% jayda ke chakar m log 100% Money with interest gava dete hai

Recently heard unitech default the payment

@sunnie wrote:

You will always get mix reviews, when you discuss about investment in common.

However, considering condition of my family, I always invest in stocks (which is too risky). But, once i invest, i consider that amount as zero (in major cases)

I pick, multiple stocks from different industry, after proper review of their graph/history..

example:
For long term, my choice is britannia. But, current market price is high, cannot buy.

However, current market price of LUPIN is worth buying. It might go down a bit, but within a period of 5 years, it will surely move up..

Your long terem choice is not good

britannia ne jitna paisa banana tha bana diya if you had invest in britannia 3-4 year ago then good

current level there is nothing much can go to 30-40% but Multibagger vali baat is level per nahi h

@eskimo wrote:

@Achilles wrote:

At 4:20AM(IST) u suddenly woke up for this ?

do.u also invest in mutual funds

@blue wine wrote:

@sunnie wrote:

You will always get mix reviews, when you discuss about investment in common.

However, considering condition of my family, I always invest in stocks (which is too risky). But, once i invest, i consider that amount as zero (in major cases)

I pick, multiple stocks from different industry, after proper review of their graph/history..

example:
For long term, my choice is britannia. But, current market price is high, cannot buy.

However, current market price of LUPIN is worth buying. It might go down a bit, but within a period of 5 years, it will surely move up..

Your long terem choice is not good

britannia ne jitna paisa banana tha bana diya if you had invest in britannia 3-4 year ago then good

current level there is nothing much can go to 30-40% but Multibagger vali baat is level per nahi h

agreed

Simple financial advice -

Set up an emergency fund of 6 months expenses and keep it either in a savings account or any liquid MF.
Then invest half of the money in an index tracking mutual fund. Do not touch this money until you retire or in case of extreme emergency. Set up monthly SIPs.

Invest the rest in PPF and the rest in a large cap MF which gave 17%+ returns in the past. Set up SIPs for both.

Also buy an online term-only life insurance. Buy 2 – from different cos, one govt and one private of Rs. 50 lakhs each.

@blue wine wrote:

@Chotta Bheem wrote:

One of the bonds issued recently was of deewan housing which is a Triple A rated company , it’s coupon was around 9℅ average over all classes of bonds. Even 9℅ is high, it got oversubscribed in a day and scheme was closed in one day. A 9℅ bond means double in 10 yrs.. So I don’t think any bonds will get u returns fast.

To get more returns u need to take more risk One of the good options is investing in IPOs . You may also invest in shares for long term. But yes , there is risk.

If u want to play safe and want tax exemptions, go for ppf.. better than bonds
Even NSC issues are pretty lucrative.

good advice

dewan can be default in future no one will take guarantee

sirf 1% jayda ke chakar m log 100% Money with interest gava dete hai

Recently heard unitech default the payment

@sunnie wrote:

You will always get mix reviews, when you discuss about investment in common.

However, considering condition of my family, I always invest in stocks (which is too risky). But, once i invest, i consider that amount as zero (in major cases)

I pick, multiple stocks from different industry, after proper review of their graph/history..

example:
For long term, my choice is britannia. But, current market price is high, cannot buy.

However, current market price of LUPIN is worth buying. It might go down a bit, but within a period of 5 years, it will surely move up..

Lupin is a mad stock these days, moving 100-150 in a day
All pharma shares these days are like fire, can go up/down

@Achilles wrote:

@blue wine wrote:

@Chotta Bheem wrote:

One of the bonds issued recently was of deewan housing which is a Triple A rated company , it’s coupon was around 9℅ average over all classes of bonds. Even 9℅ is high, it got oversubscribed in a day and scheme was closed in one day. A 9℅ bond means double in 10 yrs.. So I don’t think any bonds will get u returns fast.

To get more returns u need to take more risk One of the good options is investing in IPOs . You may also invest in shares for long term. But yes , there is risk.

If u want to play safe and want tax exemptions, go for ppf.. better than bonds
Even NSC issues are pretty lucrative.

good advice

dewan can be default in future no one will take guarantee

sirf 1% jayda ke chakar m log 100% Money with interest gava dete hai

Recently heard unitech default the payment

Buy DHFL equity shares Troll, target 450 in an year

Buy Sujana Universal Target 9 rs in 2 year

No normal bond can double your money in 5 years, that too with tax benefits.