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What is a Coffee Can Portfolio?
Simply put, a coffee can portfolio is an investment strategy where you BUY & FORGET shares of companies that are of high quality & generate consistent returns for their shareholders
It can be an alternative to investing in a mutual fund.
What is a Coffee Can Portfolio?
Simply put, a coffee can portfolio is an investment strategy where you BUY & FORGET shares of companies that are of high quality & generate consistent returns for their shareholders
It can be an alternative to investing in a mutual fund.
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Story behind the Name
Old Americans in the 1900s had the habit of storing valuable things like gold in coffee cans. From that, Mr Robert G Kirby coined the named Coffee Can Portfolio in 1984
Mr Saurav Mukherjee introduced this term in his book “The Unusual Billionaires”
Story behind the Name
Old Americans in the 1900s had the habit of storing valuable things like gold in coffee cans. From that, Mr Robert G Kirby coined the named Coffee Can Portfolio in 1984
Mr Saurav Mukherjee introduced this term in his book “The Unusual Billionaires”
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Coffee Can Investing: The Low-Risk Road to Stupendous Wealth
Through this book, Saurabh Mukherjee shows you how to go about low-risk investments that generate great returns.
A must read book for new investors!
Coffee Can Investing: The Low-Risk Road to Stupendous Wealth
Through this book, Saurabh Mukherjee shows you how to go about low-risk investments that generate great returns.
A must read book for new investors!
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Here’s what you can look at to build a Coffee Can Portfolio:
1. ROCE should be above 15% in the past 10 years of the company you are analysing
2. From the point 1, this point becomes obvious. This company should be around for more than 10years.
Here’s what you can look at to build a Coffee Can Portfolio:
1. ROCE should be above 15% in the past 10 years of the company you are analysing
2. From the point 1, this point becomes obvious. This company should be around for more than 10years.
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3. Revenue growth should be at least 10% year over year. This shows that the company has no problem in generating higher sales.
4. The company you are analysing should have a great brand value.
5. The company should have a competitive advantage over its rivals.
3. Revenue growth should be at least 10% year over year. This shows that the company has no problem in generating higher sales.
4. The company you are analysing should have a great brand value.
5. The company should have a competitive advantage over its rivals.
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6. The market capitalisation of the company should be more than ₹100crores.
7. Debt to Equity ratio of less than 1 is considered ideal.
8. Diversification is necessary. Carrying stocks from different sectors can help you get that downside protection.
6. The market capitalisation of the company should be more than ₹100crores.
7. Debt to Equity ratio of less than 1 is considered ideal.
8. Diversification is necessary. Carrying stocks from different sectors can help you get that downside protection.
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9. Don’t try to time the Market. Investing regularly and for longer timeframe will reap you rewards.
10. And above all, have a clear objective and goal before investing into the stocks. That will help you to stay put even during high market volatility.
9. Don’t try to time the Market. Investing regularly and for longer timeframe will reap you rewards.
10. And above all, have a clear objective and goal before investing into the stocks. That will help you to stay put even during high market volatility.
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What do you prefer, Investing or trading?
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What do you prefer, Investing or trading?
@caniravkaria @datta_arvind @Jitendra_stock @kuttrapali26 @AvadhMaheshwar2
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