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Name : Usha YadavCity : Sonebhadra(UP)
ARN NO : 87069Date : 24 Jun 2015
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We should follow the need base selling to the investors & invesment should be through SIP mode.
Name : JosephCity : Bangalore
ARN NO : IDFC AMC LtdDate : 08 Jun 2015
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The calmness and professionalism you carry, with Words of Wisdom are truly inspirational As you rightly put forward its more complex to manage INVESTOR BEHAVIOR than his FINANCIAL INVESTMENTS.
Name : Harish RaoCity : Bengaluru
ARN NO : Simple EquationDate : 05 Jun 2015
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Wonderfully explained, Deepak. Just shows your excellent understanding of the investment advisory process and the simplicity behind it.
Name : BinayCity : New Delhi
ARN NO : 83420Date : 04 Jun 2015
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Good one sir
Name : e m sivasankaranCity : manjeri
ARN NO : 56234Date : 04 Jun 2015
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an interesting article indeed.and i fully agree with his views
Name : AshCity : New delhi
ARN NO : 81Date : 04 Jun 2015
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So much good, non jargon ,sensible talk here. It is a very interesting point mentioned regarding investment returns and investor returns. Agents who have been able to help investors capture investment returns need to be treated separately from the agents who follow the national average/ scheme average or fund house average period of holding equity assets, so if to take the patient phrase of warren Buffett so well mentioned above to its logical conclusion - maybe the time has come to change compensation patterns and make it fair, just and equitable.
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Comments Posted
Name : Usha YadavCity : Sonebhadra(UP)
ARN NO : 87069Date : 24 Jun 2015
Comments :
We should follow the need base selling to the investors & invesment should be through SIP mode.
Name : JosephCity : Bangalore
ARN NO : IDFC AMC LtdDate : 08 Jun 2015
Comments :
The calmness and professionalism you carry, with Words of Wisdom are truly inspirational As you rightly put forward its more complex to manage INVESTOR BEHAVIOR than his FINANCIAL INVESTMENTS.
Name : Harish RaoCity : Bengaluru
ARN NO : Simple EquationDate : 05 Jun 2015
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Wonderfully explained, Deepak. Just shows your excellent understanding of the investment advisory process and the simplicity behind it.
Name : BinayCity : New Delhi
ARN NO : 83420Date : 04 Jun 2015
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Good one sir
Name : e m sivasankaranCity : manjeri
ARN NO : 56234Date : 04 Jun 2015
Comments :
an interesting article indeed.and i fully agree with his views
Name : AshCity : New delhi
ARN NO : 81Date : 04 Jun 2015
Comments :
So much good, non jargon ,sensible talk here. It is a very interesting point mentioned regarding investment returns and investor returns. Agents who have been able to help investors capture investment returns need to be treated separately from the agents who follow the national average/ scheme average or fund house average period of holding equity assets, so if to take the patient phrase of warren Buffett so well mentioned above to its logical conclusion - maybe the time has come to change compensation patterns and make it fair, just and equitable.