10 Rules for Successful Investing - Rule No: 7 | Parimal Ade

Unlock the secrets to successful investing with this video series on Successful Investing! In this informative video, we delve into the essential principles every investor should know to thrive in the financial markets. Discover actionable insights and practical strategies to navigate Rule 7 effectively and optimize your investment portfolio.
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[@kavitadjoshi]

This type of series is really helpful.

[@piyushupadhyay8764]

Well explained sir..

[@shilpashah4491]

Thank you sir for your valuable guidance and knowledge

[@pawansharma-nt6kk]

Thank you so much Parimal sir for your guidance ❤

[@luckygharu]

Thanks Sir g

[@gouthampai5055]

Thank you parimal Sir

[@rajeshsurve253]

Asset Allocation to be done as per the risk appetite

[@stockwalasw]

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[@Star-ds4sd]

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[@geographylearner7987]

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[@yatin833]

Sir agar dtc tax aa gaya to profit pe kitna tax lagega. Iss par ek video banaiye

[@MultiJuljul]

1 ? Regarding reallocation sir...if initial allocation is let's say 25/25/50% in debt/real estate and equity and then the return of equity outperforms other 2 classes regularly, making % in 15/15/70% let's say, why rebalance and cut outperforming asset class ?
Also, should we rebalance equity portfolio...among different classes of stocks or different stocks. If yes, then again, same question...why cut an outperforming stock and allocate to less performing stock?
Thank you 🙏

[@pralaysangma8019]

For a long term investors over 15 to 20 years horizon, rebalancing every year seems too much considering the cost of transactions. Even if we rebalance once every 3 or 5 years is good enough.
In my opinion, we must first do enough research before buying rather than spend much time correcting or rebalancing our portfolio.

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