🔹50-30-20 rule of home budgeting followed here. It means 80% of your salary is expenditure while 20% is savings.
🔹The same expenses is assumed to have taken place when trading is pursued.
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🔹Profession switch takes place at 40 yrs age after fulfilling the following criteria.
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So at the age of 40, suppose u have a decent package of Rs 12 lacs p.a. with annual increment of 10% p.a.
Meanwhile, your trading capital is 2X your annual package i.e. Rs 25 lacs around.
You have accumulated a net worth of Rs 75 lacs.
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Lets see your situation had u been working in a corporate job till age 60.
This is how much savings u would have accumulated at 60 years of age.
Around Rs 1.37 cr !
Savings rate remains constant @ 20% of your salary.
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Lets see what happens when u pursue trading FT assuming u r converging 4% monthly returns or 50% annual ROI.
(Savings is added to trading capital for next year).
At age 60 u have accumulated Rs 11.23 cr as savings while capital growing to approx Rs 24 cr.
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Savings rate has increased gradually upto 95% of your annual income in 20th year of trading.
& this calculation doesn't end here 'coz there's no retirement in trading.
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While in job we consistently worry about our expenses 'coz they form a major part of our salary while in trading after some initial years, expenses constitute a nominal part of our income.
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In case u r struggling to decide upon the profession switch Maths comes to rescue.
Play lots of excel.
These calculations will make your work easier & your decision will be based upon a solid foundation of numbers & figures.
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Trading has always been a full time profession since long in developed nations. But it has to get its due recognition in our Indian society.
Its that u have do your due diligence to the same level for trading profession as u did while deciding upon your 1st career.
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DIVIDEND PAYOUT RATIO & RETENTION RATIO
The dividend payout ratio (DPR) is the ratio of total amt of dividends paid out to shareholders relative to the net income (earnings after tax & interest) of the company.
It is % of earnings paid to shareholders via dividends.
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Total earnings of a company comprise of 2 parts ~
🔹Dividend payout ratio (the dividend it pays) &
🔹Retention Ratio (the amount it retains for re-investing in the business).
Eg.
✅To attract investors & increase the value of their stock.
✅To reassure investors about the companies financial health.
✅To increase the investors’ confidence in the companies ability to generate earnings.
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✅To increase the demand for the stock as many investors seek regular income in the form of dividends & they would buy more of such dividend distributing cos.
Story of an Indian-origin British trader who made fortunes by trading from his childhood bedroom until he was accused of helping to trigger the flash crash of 6th May 2010 in US Markets.
--- NAVINDER SINGH SARAO ---
A Thread ( Spoiler alert ~ large 🧵)
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Story of Navinder is a real-life Financial Thriller, who was held responsible for FLASH CRASH, the fastest drop in the US market history on 6th May 2010 when the Dow Jones Index crashed up to 9% within mnts only to rebound quickly. He was arrested & punished later.
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WHO IS NAVINDER SINGH SARAO ?
Navinder Sarao, also called the "Hound of Hounslow" by the news & media persons was a self-taught stock market trader who helped cause panic in US markets in 2010 from his childhood bedroom in his parents' home in Hounslow, West London.