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Retailers like DMart & Future Retail (Big Bazar) may see a big ramp up in their sales post GST ......

.... as the helpless kirana shop owners and small retail shop owners seems unable to cope up with GST compliance ...... with huge increase in cost of software and Fee to be paid to Charter Accountants ...

http://www.moneycontrol.com/news/bu...or-how-is-india-preparing-for-it-2302217.html
That's good news....small kirana at least in Mumbai tend to short charge customers like selling milk at a higher then MRP. They deserve it...

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Yes Sir. The goal is always to learn.

No one can predict in advance how the stock will perform in future. What things should I be looking at before things are going bad for a company. Few things that came to mind is decreasing profits, debt. Could you please add more on that.

Companies RCOM, DLF looked very good at some point but they did not turn out good. Stocks which lost their value over time.
http://www.moneycontrol.com/news/ma...-stockswhich-investors-lost-4-99_1607981.html

Other members are also welcome to answer.
Some advanced warnings and signs are as under :

1) The sector becomes too competitive with increased Govt regulations.

2) It needs large investments to keep the business going...

3) Frequent change in technology needing large investments.

4) The growth in the sales and profits stagnate or starts going down.

5) The borrowings and interest burden increase rapidly without corresponding growth in business.

6) Return on capital employed drops drastically.

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wisp

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Some advanced warnings and signs are as under :

1) The sector becomes too competitive with increased Govt regulations.

2) It needs large investments to keep the business going...

3) Frequent change in technology needing large investments.

4) The growth in the sales and profits stagnate or starts going down.

5) The borrowings and interest burden increase rapidly without corresponding growth in business.

6) Return on capital employed drops drastically.

Smart_trade
Da, if we are caught in one of those falling stocks, what would be a good point to get out?
 
Da, if we are caught in one of those falling stocks, what would be a good point to get out?
A good stock falling in the form of a correction is fine but if one is caught in a bad stock as mentioned in my post, he must get out as quickly as possible, and preserve the remaining capital, as these stocks keep going down further if we wait for the pullback.

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wisp

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A good stock falling in the form of a correction is fine but if one is caught in a bad stock as mentioned in my post, he must get out as quickly as possible, and preserve the remaining capital, as these stocks keep going down further if we wait for the pullback.

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Thanks so much Da. So for these, do we ignore charts completely?
 

wisp

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No, dont ignore charts...for bad companies, they will show downtrend on charts also.

ST
Thanks a lot da, so would exit then like a daily pivot or monthly pivot or somethign else if we are using pivots for trend?
 
That's good news....small kirana at least in Mumbai tend to short charge customers like selling milk at a higher then MRP. They deserve it...

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Good for consumers ...... YES.

Good for Society ....... ??

Well ........ personally ....... I feel a lot of unemployment will be created ....... not good for economy , society, country ...... as these small shops are source of livelihood to lakhs of people in one city alone ...... knocking them off the employment / livelihood ......

will ....
1) increase unemployment rate

2) increase frustration in society

3) increase CRIME RATE which ... ultimately will not good for we, the people .... even consumers .....

Economics is very complex system with so many things interlinked .....

We cannot just keep our vision limited to benefits of us as a consumer .....

Jut My PoV.
 
Good for consumers ...... YES.

Good for Society ....... ??

Well ........ personally ....... I feel a lot of unemployment will be created ....... not good for economy , society, country ...... as these small shops are source of livelihood to lakhs of people in one city alone ...... knocking them off the employment / livelihood ......

will ....
1) increase unemployment rate

2) increase frustration in society

3) increase CRIME RATE which ... ultimately will not good for we, the people .... even consumers .....

Economics is very complex system with so many things interlinked .....

We cannot just keep our vision limited to benefits of us as a consumer .....

Jut My PoV.
Our neibourhood banias( provision store walas) are very hard working and innovative businessmen...they will find ways to survive and prosper.

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