Investment planner india

[Armanii]

Did anyone use investment planner in India to manage your investments portfolio etc ? Please recommend if u know any best 

[Konebhar6]

2 hours ago, Armanii said:

Did anyone use investment planner in India to manage your investments portfolio etc ? Please recommend if u know any best 

My friend did. Invested 20 lakhs .. He made it 0 in 6 months. I am not kidding. 

Just buy MFs. MF returns are very good in India. Just google the best performing MFs and pick some. You can also take the advice of any fund managers from your brokerage account (Zeroddha, Axis, ICICI, etc)

[krishnaaa]

47 minutes ago, Konebhar6 said:

My friend did. Invested 20 lakhs .. He made it 0 in 6 months. I am not kidding. 

Just buy MFs. MF returns are very good in India. Just google the best performing MFs and pick some. You can also take the advice of any fund managers from your brokerage account (Zeroddha, Axis, ICICI, etc)

This is the best advice anyone can give.

Investment planners are ancient. Most of them nowadays are scammers.

[Pavanonline]

While we're discussing India towns(like warangal, khammam) lo business ideas emina unte cheppandi

[psycontr]

14 minutes ago, Pavanonline said:

While we're discussing India towns(like warangal, khammam) lo business ideas emina unte cheppandi

First warangal lo nimmakaya ne em antaro cheppu

[Konebhar6]

51 minutes ago, Pavanonline said:

While we're discussing India towns(like warangal, khammam) lo business ideas emina unte cheppandi

1. The best business anyone can do is - NOT capital-intensive and generates good cash flow. You will have to look for options.

For e.g. Pickle packing and sending business. All you need is some pamphlets and a small shop at home. A good website works as well. You go to customers' homes, weigh and pack their stuff (you charge for packing) and take the amount per KG.  Pick from all customers. Once a day go to the local airport and send them. You already made money on a transaction with out any principal. 

Figure out such low capital intense and cash flow businesses.

2. During the gold rush, the best business was someone who sold Shovels, buckets, and other stuff needed to dig gold. Figure out such opportunities in your area. You will have to go around, find the right opportunities. For e.g. There are lot of pharma companies around hyd. Figure out the raw materials that are needed. Something that's not easy to get or import from other countries. You need to figure out the customs and other procedures needed to secure them. Selling them is the easy part. 

3. Hospitals need equipment and a lot of it is imported from Germany. They don't get them directly as they have to go through a lot of hassles. You can setup a company, figure out how to do these esp. Import/Export, handle customs, etc. Once you figure these, its easy to place orders. Lots of demand in hospitals. 

If you think and sit or go around Warangal with a group of friends a lot of ideas will come. 

[megadheera]

1 hour ago, psycontr said:

First warangal lo nimmakaya ne em antaro cheppu

Nimmakaya antaru uncle 

[AvramFaind]

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