[GSIFS] May You Be Blessed With Saraswati & Laxmi This Diwali
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Nov 8, 2007, 11:52:11 PM11/8/07
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Firstly let me thank all those wonderful GSIFS family members who sent so many warm e-mails and & sms's from the bottom of their heart. I wish on behalf of the entire GSIFS team wish all of you a very Happy Diwali and not only do I hope everybody is blessed with health, happiness and wealth but also with knowledge.
May the goddess of wealth-Saraswati always be their with everybody. With knowledge everything is sustainable and stays. So don't just seek the blessings of goddess Laxmi this Diwali but also of goddess Saraswati.
I will be spending time with my close family and since it is the festive season, I might take a little bit longer to reply to e-mails, but do keep them coming.
To all my friends who might have bought higher, please don't do panic selling or panic buying. Stay calm and be disciplined. If your company is fundamentally strong within the longer term you will let your price. It doesn't make selling in a loss and then after a year regretting when you look back. In May 2006, my personal portfolio was down by over 40%- but instead of panicking I bought more. I am glad I did today.
Market downs allow you to buy.
May the full world be blessed with peace and happiness. Let us spread the love and humanity together.
Even though we provide technical research based short term ideas, I personally rarely trade. If I do I have an upper limit of 10%. You can check out our latest review of short term calls here at GSIFS Premium.
Yogesh Chabria
www.GSIFS.com
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Posted By GSIFS to GSIFS at 11/09/2007 10:11:00 AM
May the goddess of wealth-Saraswati always be their with everybody. With knowledge everything is sustainable and stays. So don't just seek the blessings of goddess Laxmi this Diwali but also of goddess Saraswati.
I will be spending time with my close family and since it is the festive season, I might take a little bit longer to reply to e-mails, but do keep them coming.
To all my friends who might have bought higher, please don't do panic selling or panic buying. Stay calm and be disciplined. If your company is fundamentally strong within the longer term you will let your price. It doesn't make selling in a loss and then after a year regretting when you look back. In May 2006, my personal portfolio was down by over 40%- but instead of panicking I bought more. I am glad I did today.
Market downs allow you to buy.
May the full world be blessed with peace and happiness. Let us spread the love and humanity together.
Even though we provide technical research based short term ideas, I personally rarely trade. If I do I have an upper limit of 10%. You can check out our latest review of short term calls here at GSIFS Premium.
Yogesh Chabria
www.GSIFS.com
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Posted By GSIFS to GSIFS at 11/09/2007 10:11:00 AM
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