If you look at the Sensex, most of the stocks are bluechip category that have existed as good companies and have been part of the exchange for a long time.
The current make up of the Sensex is as follows:
Each company represents a good part of the its sector and is considered for various reasons to be included here. 5 or 10 years back, the Sensex didn't comprise of the same stocks. They keep changing regularly. Many companies which were in the midcap category have now moved to large cap and similarly, many companies which were small cap have become either midcap or large cap in the last 10 years.
So coming back to your question, we cannot invest in companies and forget about them for 10 or 20 years and expect that they will perform well and give outstanding returns. Most of the stocks listed above have had atleast a 20% correction in the last one year - not because their business is bad but such downturns do come in intervals and hence need to be reviewed.
Once you invest, you have to review the performance of these companies on a regular basis - maybe once in a year or two atleast, to get a feel of the growth direction.
If you don't want to spend time on your own research, then you can invest in any of these companies or index funds and keep reviewing the performance regularly.
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