Our Eureka Moment: How we stumbled upon our greatest idea till now?

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the information given by money works4me is very good and indeed its helping investor in creating wealth and lot of knowledge for many who are recently entered in stock market.

Basics boss, basics are to be / should be the cardinal rule for stock selection. Right company, passionate management working as if nurchering their baby, thoughtful decision making, “doing what they know and knowing what they do”, ability to earn and willingness to share- both traits displayed by them. These are factors outside the annual report. earn for a lifetime by investing in them at their first/second gear stage, and then drive the third and top gear of multiple gains.
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First of all would like to congratulate the team of money works4me for their good finding,which will helpful to the invester in trading at correct timings.

Thanks a lot. We hope to continue this in the future and ensure that more and more people invest sensibly in the stock market.

You are spot on in your observations. We also believe in these things and consider them while evaluating individual companies.

Thank You Sir. Do check out our story in Outlook Profit magazine and give your feedback.

The efforts put in by the moneyworks4me team, to accomplish a task as herculean as attempting to accurately follow a market index, is certainly laudable!
Just out of curiosity – Why the Sensex? Is the Nifty not a better indicator? Its a broader market index and certainly more liquid. If the F&O contracts (as per defn) hold some credence, the Nifty is certainly heading towards the 'market rated' price (an MRP in itself, albeit arrived upon differently)
Either which ways, kudos to the efforts put in by the team. Will be on the lookout for updates in this space.

PS: I am slightly prejudiced about BSE products, including their Index Thus the rant.

Sunil
@sunildrajan

Thank you Sunil for the encouragement. Sensex was just a starting point taken due to its wide following as the benchmark of the Indian economy. Our aim is to have a similar MRP for all the indices present. And of course the next index in our sight is Nifty. We hope to come out with a Nifty@MRP soon.

Why did you focus your effeorts exclusively on the sensex. Why not other exchanges as well.

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Its the most ridiculous thing to search on mother earth, the value of the sensex. The sensex is made of companies and the dynamics change as companies come in and go out, 75% based on market cap, whats the point chasing an index, you would rather buy the stock lower before it becomes part of the index. Its best to remain stock specific rather than looking at the index, just take a look at the 52 week highs many stocks are making and we haven’t seen the high of 21000, interestingly the current market cap of all companies is higher than now as compared to when the index was 21000, so please stop fooling yourself.

Dear Sir,
This is a great effort. Like you mentioned in the beginning of this article, it is the idea which is not only fascinating but will also benefit thousands of investors in this country. Good approach. I read with interest most of your blogs and article. Thanks for the yeomen service.

Sensex is the bellwether for anyone tracking the market. Though it is composed of just 30 companies, it is a good gauge of the overall market mood. So, if the Sensex gets hit, there is a very high chance that even the smaller companies get clobbered. Any major movement in Sensex affects almost all the other stocks. And as investors wouldn’t we be better off knowing whether there has been a fundamental change in the Sensex companies or it is just the market sentiments in play. If the Sensex crosses the Sensex@MRP most of the companies will very likely be overvalued and will be quoting above their MRP as well. It thus helps us to ascertain whether it is the earnings growth which is driving the Sensex or has irrationality taken over. We are confident that it can allow many investors to take better decisions while investing in stocks.

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Commendable, what parameters do u use to calculate MRP

Sensex was just a starting point taken due to its wide following as the benchmark of the Indian economy. We have now come out with a report on Nifty@MRP similar to Sensex@MRP. You can get the report by becoming a fan of our page on Facebook. Click the link given below to go to out fanpage
http://bit.ly/a1xoOK

MRP is primarily dependent on the earnings capacity of a company. You can read more on which parameters does MRP depend on our post on MRP. Please find the link given below
http://bit.ly/b24Pv9
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Thanks a lot for your appreciation and encouragement! Our mission is to educate the retail investors about the best way to invest in stocks. And we hope to get better and better at doing it. Do keep on reading our blog and encouraging us!

Such a tool will definetly help in maximising gains and minimising losses…..

Such a tool will definetly help in maximising gains and minimising losses…..