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[@abhay_hegde]

Books recommended: 1. One Up on Wall Street --- Peter Lynch 2. Secrets for Profiting in Bull and Bear Markets --- Stan Weinstein 3. Masterclass with Super-Investors --- Vishal Mittal and Saurabh Bhaskar 4. Capital Returns: Investing Through the Capital Cycle: A Money Manager’s Reports 2002-15 --- Edward Chancellor 5. Trade like a Stock Market Wizard --- Mark Minervini 6. Bulls, Bears and Other Beasts --- Santosh Nair 7. How to Make Money in Stocks --- William J. O'Neil

[@SOICfinance]

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[@paraskotak535]

I have read Masterclass with Super Investors. Brilliant wisdom from the Investors mentioned in the book. It requires seriousness & matured mindset to read this book.

[@SOICfinance]

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[@mrharshals.k.5954]

​@@SOICfinance Hi I am Harshal, can please tell me where will I get A to Z about stock market, n which channel I should go for more details. Please 🙏

[@joker88394]

My top 3 learnings: 1. For an investor it is equally important to understand the risks of the business as much as he understands the strength of it.I think you do that very well by having an antithesis section at the end of every business you cover on your channel.There is a popular concept in behavioral finance by the name of confirmation bias, where anything that agrees with your belief you are only going to listen to that and anything that goes against your belief you are going to throw it away.A smart investor does the oposite where he looks for the antithesis first.I want to quote one of the sayings of Mr chetan parikh where he said, "Progress comes from contradiction and not from confirmation."So,putting emphasis on the risk of the business as much as its strength is one of the biggest learnings for me. 2.Avoid companies when they are at their peak margins,peak sales.When the company is at its peak margin level,sales level,the earnings tend to get inflated and as a result of which the pe looks a bit lower.You had explained this very well with the example of iol chemicals,where the company was trading at a pe of 9 when the market was at its all time high level and it turned out to be a big value trap.The company was going through an up cycle which lead to spike in the opm,roce and eventually the earnings and made the stock look cheaper turning out to be a huge value trap.I want to share my own experience with respect to amrutanjan heal,the company during the covid phase had abnormal surge in its topline and opm,pushing up the earnings abnormally and now as the earnings is getting corrected,the stock price is correcting as a result of that.I didn't buy it and turned out to be a good decision on my part. 3.There are many other learnings from this channel but I want to talk about something which never gets discussed much and that is with respect to maintenance capex.This topic hardly gets discussed in investing books.Apart from berkshire hathway agm's where they talk about maintenance capex regarding their energy business it has only been you who has covered this topic.You had covered it in your podcaast style video where you were discussing the learnings of howard marks. My favourite video on your channel has to be on kei industries: My learnings were how kei industries had this technical moat of making high voltage cables as they did a collaboration with a Swiss company to develop high voltage cables and also one has to clear 8 years before starting its manufacturing.Even though Polycab has recently entered into high voltage cables they don't possess an immediate threat to kei as they have to serve the entry period of 8 years. Also learnt how the management is trying to replace its epc business with its retail business.The reason for doing so is,their epc business has a retention money clause because of which a lot of money gets stranded in their working capital taking a negative hit on their working capital turnover and eventually on their roce. Also learnt how the company is moving towards non recourse finance which will further help them to reduce their investment in debtors and help them to improve their roce and the money that comes out of their debtors will also help them to increase their free cash flow.We have seen something very similar happening with apollo steel as well where the business got more efficient in terms of its working capital efficiency and whatever cash that came out as a result of that was used for deleveraging.

[@DarshitGupta]

My Top 3 Learnings by this Channel is 1. Having an Exit strategy is more important than buying because nobody thinks about an exit from the stocks and booking profit or loss by the stock. If we book at the right time... Our CAGR returns will change tremendously over the years. 2. Always know what you are buying means which type of stock it is fast growers, GARP, Cyclical company, consistent compounder or slow warts as if one knows what he/she has in his portfolio, it becomes easy to track and set the expectations from a particular company. 3. Always be disciplined in the journey of investing and read a lot because one cannot invest heavy amounts on borrowed conviction and it wont work for 15-20 years. And Starting valuations of a company will decide your returns in long term as if one buys a company at 60 PE and other at 30 PE, over the span of 5 years 30 PE will definitely beat the 60 PE if other matrices are at the right place. Following soic since last 2 years and watched almost all videos and my Favourite videos are 2 videos. 1. How to do industry research in which IshMohit sir explained in detail about how to do research from scratch 2. Video of SRF in which he himself did an in-depth analysis of a company. I read 3 of these 7 books and will definitely read the remaining 4 now. Thank you so much for sharing .

[@SAIVENKATASASTRYDEVULAPALLI]

My top 3 learnings from SOIC: 1. Importance of Asset allocation & portfolio sizing. 2. Importance of fundamental analysis in choosing good and ethical companies. 3. Importance of technical analysis to plan entry and exit strategies. My favorite video from SOIC: How to use a screener in the most effective way.

[@veerabrahmam4837]

Congratulations Team SOIC , learned a lot from SOIC. Top 3 Learning: 1. You need to have different checklist, different mental models for different companies. 2. We can borrow/filter stock ideas from different channels but before buying you must have conviction about Specific security/stock. 3. Select the stocks based on upside potential & take position sizing based on downside risk. Top-1 Video (enlightening): Art of investing with Samit Vartak|Worldly Wisdom Series Finally: 1% Better Every Day

[@sidharthr5532]

My top 3 learnings are: 1) Always focus on portfolio-level returns rather than individual stock returns. 2) In order to maximise returns, technical analysis should be done on fundamentally strong companies before investing. 3) The valuation of a business is very important. During a bad phase, those stocks that are highly overvalued might go down and could possibly give low or even negative returns over a long period of time. Even though I absolutely enjoy each bit of content from your end, my favourite video has to be: 'SOIC’s Secret Strategy for Multibaggers Revealed: How to do Industry Research?' This video gives us a holistic idea about investing by considering various important parameters. A must-watch for all budding investors!

[@patelmayank4849]

First, thanks & hello’s I have watched so many videos in the last 1.5 years learning as below points. 1) Which companies have high free cash flow identify. 2) Which companies doing high capex every year 3) Which companies higher ROCE 4) Which companies Higher EBITDA 5) Which companies’ low Debt to Equity 6) Business type B2B / B2C / B2G / B2I (I am preferring B2B/B2C) Stage Analysis 1) Stage - 1 ( Breakout of IPO base) 2) Stage - 2 ( UP Trend I always Buy Stage - 2 Recently IEX / Sona BLW / FSL / INDIAMART) 3) Stage - 3 (Base formation) 4) Stage - 4 (( I Always sell Down Side) Most Remember Point 1) Margin Expansion 2) New Products develop / Change. 3) Capex 4) Cost reduction 5) Industries cycle 6) Management Change Most popular video THE FMCG ROCKET! Varun Beverages COMPANIES

[@rishabhmalik4154]

My top 3 learning’s 1.How to filter epic stocks using tijori finance and screener and classify the same on the basis of soic bucket framework and Peter lynch classification of stocks along with anti thesis pointers to avoid loosing money 2.How to do valuation of stocks using bear bull base scenarios and keeping rational return expectations 3.How to have a exit strategy in place using technical analysis stage analysis as described in the video and in soic webinars My favourite all time video is of ICICI bank primary because of the ROA tree concept which in my opinion is very important in analysis of a bank and was very unique concept taught by ishmohit sir . Proud to be forever soic tribe member and life long learning machine ❤🎉

[@pythoneducative2735]

My top 3 learnings 1 Patience and discipline are crucial in the stock market: Successful investing requires patience and discipline. It's important to have a long-term view of the market, and not get too caught up in short-term fluctuations. It's also important to stick to a well-defined investment strategy and not be swayed by emotions or hype. 2 Diversification is the practice of spreading your investments across a variety of different stocks and other assets but having more stock is difficult to handle and monitor. Allocation amount is importance factors. Investing in 100 company with Rs 1000 Rs will not create wealth rather invest in 10-15 stock largest amount. 3 Knowledge and research are critical for making informed investment decisions: Before investing in any stock, it's important to do your research and understand the company's financial health, competitive position, and growth prospects and business. My favourite video is "How to find Multibagger using proxy investing"

[@anujchovatia7079]

All the videos in SOIC are just amazing but My most favourite Video in SOIC channel is : Top 10 overvalued stocks in 2023. My key learnings from SOIC Videos are: 1.) Top 10 overvalued stocks in 2023 - We must have to focus on valuations also when we are buying the stocks (Nestle, P&G, Havells, etc are amazing buisness with good moats too in their respective domains but their valuations are so high that their earnings are not justifying it. I have learned that when we enter in stock at reasonable valuations then at a long run we can create huge wealth otherwise our money will get stuck in that good but overvalued business and P/E will degrade as the time passes and so even if earnings goes up, stock price would go down at a longer duration. 2.) How I made 9X with Peter Lynch Strategy - Here I have learned about DCP model (Discipline, Consistency and Patience model) in studying buisness and to became a reading machine and we have to always increase our circle of competance. I have learned concept of Proxy investing in themes and the companies. Also learned about concept that We have to look at PEG ratio rather than P/E ratio to gauge the valuation. 3) Banks and NBFCs (Masterclass with Digant Haria) - this video is also a masterpiece showing which parameters we should look in banking and nbfc industries. This industry is totally different from others and we have to focus mainly on P/B ratio, Gross and Net NPA, ROA and other such matrix and we don't have to see P/E and D/E ratios while analysing this buisness. How some banks got stuck in their Buisness when they had given loans to the sector which they don't have much expertise and technical know-how. Thank you soo much Team SOIC, We all love your videos and we are very grateful to whole team for such a tremendous amount of effort for making our financial journey easy. Thank you again Team SOIC.❤❤

[@prakashkhairnar7275]

Hi I am big fan of you. I am so lucky that I got your channel subscribed I always watch your each video you'r such a school that gives value investing knowledge genuinely to retail investors free of cost. my three learnings are 1) Big money become only in long term investing and not by doing day trading. 2)Before investing first select the idea which will become life changing sector (idea)so accordingly select the sector & then do the peer comparision of that sector. select from midcap smallcap and even microcap sector do the fundamental analysis of that business. what are the future plan of the managment. and then take the appropriate decision. 3) Invest in high growth value companies, having moats, well trusted managment. increasing capex. free cashflow generating & low debt componies. 4) keep alert on about invested business . # My favourite video is about Neogen chemical. EV theme.

[@sreecharan4300]

One of my favorite videos of yours is the one on Peter Lynch that you made last year. I also enjoyed the Peter Lynch video you made during the COVID-19 pandemic. Afterward, I read the book 'One Up on Wall Street,' where I learned a valuable lesson about playing a theme right based on the size of the opportunity, as well as his famous quote 'Earnings, Earnings & Earnings' and the importance of owning businesses that you understand. The application of these concepts in the Indian context, particularly in recognizing upcoming patterns, differentiates these videos and has helped me filter stocks and shortlist their concalls for potential triggers to look for. My learnings include: 1. Importance of Moats: Understanding the sources of competitive advantage that protect a business's Return on Capital Employed (ROCE). Analyzing the longevity of moats and potential risks is crucial, along with identifying emerging moats before investing. Understanding the terms like economies of scale and switching costs fascinated me as a newcomer to the finance field. 2. 'Allocation khaas hai baki sab Bakwaas hai' and following a % of allocation started to show a significant improvement in my portfolio, Using Relative Strength (RS) and analyzing price action and volume to enter and scale up positions. I also read Mark Minervini's book based on your recommendation and wish I had come across him much earlier. 3. Importance of Proxy Investing: How playing with proxies increases certainty and reduces risks associated with cycles not playing out well. For example, investing in banks and building materials as a proxy for Capex, or Glassline manufacturing and amines as proxies for chemicals. 4. Filtering criteria from the balance sheet and income statement, such as the significance of high stable Operating Profit Margin (OPM) over 5-10 years, and how CWIP/fixed assets can be important factors to filter stocks. Additionally, various valuation techniques like DCF and reverse DCF have expanded my knowledge. I have tried to summarize these learnings as concisely as possible. Thank you, Ish Mohit, for this wonderful journey.👏👏

[@ashokkj1]

All SOIC's sessions are interesting from the point of learning. That definitely makes me 1% better everyday in the field of investing. I try to apply in all the aspects of my life like personal, professional (technical)too. I regularyly follow all the videos especially how to start Research, finding Stock valuation, most importantly when to exit. However for the sake of choosing one I choose - "Biggest Confusion for Retail Investors | How to Start Research?" Key learnings: 1. Don't ignore the intrisic value of the stock before purchase 2. Stage analysis 3. Chart parameter to exit the stock

[@RAVIRAJ-rf8nc]

My 3 key learnings from SOIC : 1. I understood, how a bank with higher ROE can grow with a compounding speed, beating it's competitors significantly over the years.. 2. Using CWIP upon net block, I am tracking capex of multiple stocks like Aarti industries and meghmani finechem to name a few... It works well ! 3. I have started to apply thesis and anti-thesis to each stock I choose.. Best video: story of Bajaj finance. (How I still trust the management)

[@topeshsahu4560]

Hi My key learning from your valuable videos are 1. Investing framework is necessary 2. Must have exit strategy, because it's easy to invest but not easy to exit. 3. Invest in those company which you understand better. And my favorite videos are 1. My portfolio strategy revealed. 2. Proxy inventing by peter lynch video.

[@stockmarketinkannada7]

My top 3 learnings are 1) understand the business and sector and buy the business and never buy the share 2) no price is high for a good business and no price is low low for a bad business 3) learn valuations after that only you will able to enter or exit any stock and soic videos helps in all these 3 subjects

[@pankajkmahapatra]

Deep gratitude to u dear teacher. My learning 1. Building the investing framework 2. How to read financial statements and detect red flags 3. Importance of valuation and allocation kyunki "Allocation hai khas and baki sab bakwas". My favourite video on SOIC channel " Top 10 stocks which I am studying" in recent days. It made our task easy to study the business because all the businesses discussed have potential growth story.. Thank you so much

[@shubhamkumar-od3ow]

1. Check Future growth prospects is a must. 2. Understand cycle type of business. 3. Current valuation of company to peers. Best video was varun beverages. You immense growth it has given via fundamentals.

[@hardiksumariya-work]

A) My Top 3 Learnings : 1. Follow only Earnings, Earnings & Earnings 2. Understand the Business, the Value chain and be the part of the business with right Portfolio Sizing 3. Never Disturb the compounding “All I want to know is where I'm going to die so I'll never go there.” - Charlie Munger B) My favourite video from the SOIC's wisdom treasure would be "Variant Perception" Although every video is explained holistically. So I would be adding a line my favourite youtube channel "SOIC" ❤

[@soumitradutta5995]

First of all, congratulations for your 3rd anniversary. Have seen almost all your videos. They are a wealth of knowledge. Thank you for your efforts in teaching us. My top three learnings are: 1) Doing sector analysis and then understand the entire spectrum. - FMCG Rocket video 2) Learning how to sell your stock, stage analysis. Video from Stan Weinstein 3) Understanding Banking industry. HDFC vs ICICI and The next HDFC. My favourite video is the FMCG rocket. The entire industry is explained beautifully. Thank you again.

[@kuldeepbijaka7434]

Though today i cant say i made money after watching your videos but beyond this money making cycle i got few life long wisdom's which i never got untill 2 years back. Humility= Suna tha aaj tak, but when i saw your channel, got this stuck in my mind and heart. How important it is, it earns everything for you. (Generously teaching us) Motivation= Even if i cant be ish, but yours efforst ignite something that makes my self keep pushing irrespective of the outcome. (Hope is alive i will shine) Confidence= I can surely say even if someone has seen all your videos, he can feel change in level of their confidence. People may come here for a company name but personally itna samjha diya hai videos ne now can stand in middle of 4 people and put my own thoughts. (Make me informed about right or wrong) Best video: Kei industies one, learned how small small trigger can change the tragectory of stock. (Change in EPC division✓) + ( Value perception thing) Thanks for everything so far! Keep teaching. One small thing may be you dont know me but when first time i saw you/meet you in person in delhi,had little tears in my eyes, my small dream became true to meet you)🙏

[@yashbmr]

TOP 3 LEARNINGS 1. VALUATIONS VALUATIONS VALUATIONS... how much good business is valuations matters.. (DMART, RELAXO, ALKYL AMINES, PIDILITE) even with long runway for growth and high TAM, if valuations are too expensive either we get a correction in price or its a long forced long term investor with time correction. Reverse DCF with valuations and expected growth to get returns would help to hold or exit. 2. Stock IDEA Generation (ENTRY) - Capex(Deepak Nitrite), New Product introduction, New GeoGraphical area expansion (VBL), Margin Expansion (CGD s natural gas prices corrected) ( GAEL based on raw material price correction - MAIZE ) , Acquisitons (AGI) / merger / demerger (Equitas Hold co.) 3. (EXIT) Over earnings VERY importance concept saved a ton times ( Mainly learnt from alkyl amines ) Margin abnormaly high with highest ever valuations PEAK MARGINS PEAK VALUATIONS , stay very cautious and have a exit system in place. (DMART/RELAXO/DIVIS LAB) BONUS LEARNING Understanding business model - Factors by which sales are affected , Factors the affect margins , monitor this as no stock is buy and forget.. BEST VIDEO LEARNING FROM ALKYL AMINES, concept learned OVER EARNINGS/ HIGH VALUATIONS / (NO STOCK RECO above >> JUST LEARNINGS)) THANK YOU FOR THIS youtube channel there are many more videos with huge learnings... and many more to come..

[@Pavithra_VS]

My favourite video is asian paints... How grasim is going to take market share small paint companies... My three learnings are 1) how new competitors in a business affect old players?? 2) dig about new products of a company i.e future goals and future products of that company 3) business cyclical nature and high opm reverse to normal opm

[@desinh.4]

My learnings: 1) Exit is more important than entry 2) Always read and try to understand the business 3) Industry and sectoral analysis I like every video as it is a pool of knowledge and it increases my jar of knowledge, thank you.

[@ravvvi436]

My three learning is 1.earning 2.earning 3.earning My best vedio on itc valuation

[@patelfulchandra2940]

Learning 1) stick to read and find details of what u understand 2) avoid chaos around you 3) keep remember 1) and 2) you will be rich enough in this investing world My favorite video is this only. Because it's conclusion of your thoughts for investing philosophy...!

[@SOICfinance]

We're glad you're participating in the contest and happy to know that our content adds value to your investing journey.😃 Thankyou for watching our videos. 🤝

[@sharaashish]

My top 3 learning 1. Proxy investing 2. Index undervalued and undervalued indication. 3. Profit margin expension and reduction cycles impacting investment thesis. B. Best video - nykaa business analysis as it was insightful for me as you explained many things which were unknown - 1. Way they are handeling packaging for different categories of customers. 2. How nykaa can be pathway for many international brands. 3. How huge number of products feedback on app & genuine product made a big difference..

[@kalpeshugvekar5462]

Congratulations Ishmohit and team SOIC on 3rd anniversary , learned a lot from SOIC. My top 3 Learning: 1. Fundamental when merged with technical becomes a deadly combination and we can earn good return on our investments. 2. Be a reading machine, the more you read the more ideas u get and always Staying hungry for learning n learn from history 3. If you keep getting better by 1% daily over the year you'll be 37 times better in a year. My favourite video of yours is " My Portfolio Strategy Revealed!

[@padmakarbiradar5402]

My key learnings 1.Become a learning machine 2.Importance of Allocation (Allocation hai khass baki sab bakwass) 3.Become a Business analyst not a stock analyst. 4.Understanding of valuations My favourite video is webinar on biotech by sajal kapoor lot's of learning from this video on biotech sector.

[@ghanshyamjsjssjsj]

First of all congratulations to SOIC team for 3rd anniversary. You guys doing great job. I'm subscriber and tribe member since almost 2-3 years.thanks for great contents My top learning from videos are 1. Stock exit strategy is more important than entry.Mix fundamentals analysis and technical analysis to improve your odd of success. 2.Be a learning machine and learn new thing everyday. Compounding will give you great results. reading habits helps you a lot in investment journey. 3. A fool with plan can beat genius without plan. Financial planning planning is most important to be a successful investor. Video on stage analysis i like most because it's save me from averaging down stage-4 loosers.

[@rishabjain8975]

1. Valuations is very important otherwise we can't make money in good stocks also 2. Understanding industry cycles and picking stocks which are in favour of cycle(tailwinds) 3. Keep tracking portfolio. (Buy and track and not buy and forget.) Favorite video is SOIC secret strategy for multibagger revealed. Hoe to do industry research.

[@SOICfinance]

Thank you for participating. We're glad you shared your learnings with us. We hope to continue adding value to your investing journey. 🖐️😃

[@pramodmali9216]

First of all congratulations for completion of 3 years. Top 3 learnings. 1.Do in depth Fundamental Analysis of Stock before buying. 2. Keep updates of stock using Quarterly Results . 3.Keep Exit startegy in place if anything goes wrong else hold the stock. The Best video is: (Difficult to choose as your all videos are superb) but to name. 1.Use of Stock Screener.(I really learnt a lot from it.)

[@SOICfinance]

Thank you for the wishes. We're happy to read your learnings. Thank you for choosing to study with SOIC. We hope to continue adding value to your investing journey. 🤞😃

[@keepGoing612]

Favorite Video - Multibeggar Leanings from the Warren Buffett letter. 1) Be a business picker and not a stock picker. 2) Buy good businesses at fair valuation and hold it for long term. 3) Stick to your circle of competence and survival in the market is the only way to become rich. Note- Paaji you are a real gem in teaching stock market.Thank you Paaji for teaching so many things🙏

[@karan7207]

My top 3 learnings are 1) A company should be looked as a moving picture not a still frame. I.e we have to keep track of the developments taking within the company even after buying it's not buy and forget every time . 2) Never buy a company that is over valued irrespective of how great it's future is eg . Is Sona blw in recent times . 3)Always have an exit strategy. And my fav video is your whole analysis on tata elxai as it was my 1st video and I came to know how deep analysis you really have to when you talk about fundamental analysis And I also like business war series.

[@Panditji2911]

Top 3 learning 1. Analysis 2. Consistent 3. Patience

[@ajitpatra7677]

My three learnings. 1.Don't ignore valuations. 2.Have a proper exit plan 3.CAPEX to spot growth stocks.

[@pushkarkorhalkar5590]

3 learning: 1. Keep your investments simple 2. Own what you know; know what you own 3. Be curious & don't stop learning My favorite video: Analysis on Tata Consumer

[@rahulverma5901]

My top 3 1- When to sell is most important. 2-Stage Analysis 3- Kei industries Video

[@bwiser1464]

My top 3 learning are:- 1) Never buy at peak margins and peak profitability 2) Always look for thesis and anti thesis pointers 3) Never look PE or PB to find cheap stocks And my favorite video is on KEI Industries which was fabulous

[@SOICfinance]

Thank you for taking part in the contest! 😃 We appreciate your participation and are thrilled to hear that you're enjoying our content. Our team at SOIC is committed to adding value to your investing journey, and we look forward to providing you with more educational resources in the future. 🤜

[@goyalksh]

My top three learnings, 1) How to read annual reports 2) Understanding of industries- Pharma, API, chemical, banking, NBFCs 3) Building an investing framework My favourite Vedio- 7 key learnings from Mr. Sanjoy Bhattacharya

[@akashpanda3356]

1. Be open for new learnings whether technical or fundamental 2.margin of safety 3. compounding happens in long term Favorite video is :- Sajal sir's video on unseen trends in biotechnology 🙏 Have watched it several times

[@dinometallica]

My top 3 learnings: 1. Never lose money 2. You have to be in market to make money from the market 3. Starting valuations matters in addition to fundamentals of business.

[@PoorvaRudrawar-xt1cg]

Top three learning 1. Always invest in strong moat companies which leads to better returns. 2. Invest at reasonable valuation to achieve profit 3. Understand how to company operate, it's speciality , competitive advantages ,Increasing earnings ,mega trend , reasonable valuation , management etc Favorite video-- Privi speciality chemicals

[@PramodMahadik-ld7bl]

1 value investing 2 fundamental analysis 3 stock analysis I am learn this channel And how to make money book this video is my favorite video

[@drrajeshm2756]

Top three learnings 1. A methodical or systematic valuation of a stock without any emotional attachment. 2. Know the business and invest. 3. Technical analysis = "price and volume", whereas fundamentals = "earnings, earning and earnings". Best episodes a. Stock market for beginners b. How to find multi bagger stock using screener.

[@praveenyada1623]

My learnings- 1,Bottoms up approach , even in a bear market many opportunities are there 2, Balance sheet- whatever may be the narrative, balance sheet check will show are earnings growing, any red flags, 3, Exit strategy- Will be my biggest learning , I have to perfect it

[@praveenyada1623]

My favorite video is about the evvyty gaming , and other foreign opportunities

[@rajalakshmi5083]

Learning 1. Read before investing 2. Instead of running behind derivative- accumulate corpus - guided our clients 3.fundamentals attributes are different for different sectors Video - secrets of quant 38cagr

[@sachinsethiya6421]

My Top 3 learnings from soic 1. To spot turnarounds 2. Fundamentals mixed with technicals can create wonders 3. To follow a proper Checklist Favourite video - membership -how to find financial frauds

[@rajbirsingh351]

Three learnings are : 1. VALUE STOCK AS PER INDUSTRY AND SECTOR 2. EARNING- NEAR TRIGGER FOR EARNING 3. VOLUME & TECHNICAL :AS PER STEN WEINSTEIN. FAVOURITE VIDEO : HOW TO PICK STOCK LIKE PETER LYNCH IN INDIA

[@prakashraju1889]

Top 3 learnings 1. Always Have an exit strategy. 2. The dangers of Buying at peak margins. 3. Stages of Stock.(Stage Analysis) Best Video Forensic Analysis/ Laurus Labs/ Deepak Nitrite

[@Valueinvestor222]

My Top 3 Learnings from SOIC ❤ 1) Allocation hai khaas, baki sab bakwaas😃 2) Always have exit Strategy👍 3) Diffrent trends to Track ex new product mix, capex (Greenfield, brownfield), Cycle ends leader survive, Turnaround story, Deleveraging My favourite video is My How i made my multibagger watchlist 👍🏆

[@PrakashGade3]

Top 3 Learning from your Videos and Podcasts 1. Position Sizing hai khaas baki sab bakwas ( As I have purchased just 10 stock of IndusInd bank 320 rs during COVID time) 2. Fundamental analysis and keep Track on Changing Stock dynamics and When to Exit ( Sequent, Hikal , Laurus) 3. How to value company and Future Growth Triggers . ( APL Apollo, Usha Martin) My Favourite video - APL Apollo.

[@shyamnbarai]

1) Research and knowledge: Conduct thorough research and understand the market, stocks, and investment strategies 2) Learning from mistakes: Mistakes are part of the investing journey. Learn from past investment mistakes and use them as opportunities for growth 3) Regular monitoring and review : Stay updated on market trends, company news, and economic indicators.

[@AlzyWelzy]

Books recommended: 1. One Up on Wall Street --- Peter Lynch 2. Secrets for Profiting in Bull and Bear Markets --- Stan Weinstein 3. Masterclass with Super-Investors --- Vishal Mittal and Saurabh Bhaskar 4. Capital Returns: Investing Through the Capital Cycle: A Money Manager’s Reports 2002-15 --- Edward Chancellor 5. Trade like a Stock Market Wizard --- Mark Minervini 6. Bulls, Bears and Other Beasts --- Santosh Nair 7. How to Make Money in Stocks --- William J. O'Neil

[@Your_idol_001]

Only one book for fundamental. Please suggest

[@santoshkumar28021983]

Sir itna sikha hai ki vyakt karna mushkil hai i love 💞💞💞 SOIC

[@EkbihariP.K]

1.when to buy. 2.when to sell. 3.keep reading

[@priyanshubhagchandani4966]

Hi Priyanshu this side first of all talking about my favourite video of this channel I am not saying this because I want these 7 books but really you are growing 500x as a youtuber so your every new video turns out be my favourite. Again I am saying I am not saying this out of courtesy . I will tell you something I watch your videos not on my mobile but on your big 52 inch TV set and my mother is also fond of you and she oftenly asks "ye saradrji acha bolte hein kon h ye". So I have seen your growth from last 2 -2.5 years and if I would to choose 1 video it is that golden ratio of picking mutual funds. Now talking about my 3 learning. 1 . I understood that investing doesn't depends upon background. Like you are from a completely diffrent background and you are understanding these things very well. 2.Fundamental Analysis tells us to value a stock but technical analysis tells us when to enter and exit the stock and you talk about it every time when you compare the two. And, 3.Key indicators for a stock. In this technology world there is too much off data and news present watching your videos helped me to understand these key factors to look upon. Again I am saying I am not a person who writes blogs or comments but I thought that I should write today and i donot watch your videos from my mobile and this channel , rather I watch it on my TV with a guest member .So ya once again Happy Anniversary to SOIC Thankyou

[@manojk9317]

Post a video electronics manufacturing industry and market players bro 🤙

[@bhaskarmukherjee7889]

Sir Financial Literacy course is a part of SOIC Membership?

[@gamingandlearning.6063]

You have forgotten the Geeta of all investing books...... The security analysis by Benjamin graham😊

[@naina9166]

This book is very very difficult to understand

[@gamingandlearning.6063]

My favourite video was on Hdfc bank one

[@zubairsarwar815]

What is your opinion on books by Saurabh Mukherjee ???

[@careless_rajput]

Trust me, ❤7th book is just amazing ❤

[@adagoudamakannawar4933]

I wish i knew this when i was three years old.

[@Ansh_Jain]

A) My top 3 learnings 1) Never ignore Valuations (No business is good enough to be bought at any price). 2) Be conservative in your assumptions (No one has seen future hence best is to be conservative in approach). 3) No Stock is Buy and forget (each and every stock is buy - research then decide to hold or sell). B) My favourite video was KEI Industries video. I really liked the bull, bear and base case scenario and why company was able to maintain such stable margins. And how in future india will have heavy voltage wires underground instead of wires in air (Kei is market leader in it) and KEI and Polycab comparison in that video.

[@chiragtaparia9076]

👏👏 deserving candidate

[@masterarpit3247]

Great learnings Ansh 👍

[@ViratKohli-lp8pr]

💯💯

[@krishnvasudevaye]

Pin this comment ❤

[@Ansh_Jain]

@@chiragtaparia9076 Thank you 😊

[@kaushalwaghode2693]

My top 3 learnings from SOIC: 1. Importance of Asset allocation & portfolio sizing. 2. Importance of fundamental analysis in choosing good and ethical companies. 3. Most important Management Management & Management strategies. My favorite video from SOIC: How to use a screener in the most effective way.

[@Dematdive]

Hi sir, i have been following you since 2020, videos to sari nahi dekh pata because of dutation is more. I wud love to watch your shorter videos. Though your content is fabulous My favourite video was ROCE analysis Key learnings - 1. Buy right sit tight 2. Earnings, earnings and earnings 3. book profits while buying, not on selling i.e. buy on discounted valuations Ek mera bhi framework hai... Just look for 3 things in a Multibagger stocks - dhandha, banda aur manda

[@somilmalhotra7405]

Top 3 learnings : 1. Patience is not just a virtue, its probably the most important thing in stock market because 80% of the times you just don’t do anything! Its only the effort in those 20% of the times that makes you money! 2. Don’t chase. Do your thorough analysis and wait for the right opportunity because there is always plenty of it in the market! 3. Invest your time on learning the various nuances of the market by getting an over-arching view of everything! Once you have that, work on the specifics only in specific areas! Your best video was the one where you taught how to do financial planning for your little nephew. Its been very helpful for me!

[@abhijeetsali3059]

My top 3 learnings 1) Never disturb your SIP Unnecessarily, First 6 years of SIP contribute a lot in FV of investment 2) In FMCG company double digit volume growth is important. 3) How to use screeners in the most effective way My favourite video was about Asian Paints , the way you showed industry it's players and future was awesome.

[@darwin_ate_my_dcf]

My Top 3 learnings :- 1. Have the ability to learn and unlearn. learn about new ideas and unlearn old habilts. Have an open mindset. Application - Using both technical and fundamental analysis for investing rather than arguing for either to be the best. 2. Capital Returns learning was an amazing one. One has to be rational to look at things which are actually commodity but market’s narrative start terming it as structural. One has to be really vigilant. 3. Portfolio level returns matter the most and to be careful about valuations of the company. Zone of Danger = Peak Margins + Peak Valuation + Peak Earnings Entry multiple and exit multiple makes a lot of sense. My favourite video on SOIC - I follow him for NBFC’s and Banks - Mentored by Digant Haria. (Most Insightful and the simplest bank webinar I have seen)

[@atozbtoy]

My key learnings from your channel: • reading more books actually gives an edge, • to analyse any business or industry , •focusing on what i understand, leaving things going top of my head.

[@MrDeepak090289]

My 3 key learnings from your channel: 1. We should be giving more importance to supply side rather than demand side while projecting future growth as only future growth matters. On demand side it is easy to get carried away like in telecom sector, aviation sector etc. But that does not translate to profits due to intense competition. Hence supply side is more important than demand side analysis. 2. Margins are most important. Majority companies are cyclical and hence where there is stability of margins we need to pay attention to business models like CCL products. Companies should have the power to pass on input costs. Also, for cyclical companies always beware of peak margin and peak valuations like majority of chemical companies. 3. Allocation hai khas baki sab bakwas: This is the biggest learning for me personally. I am in markets for last 5 years but I could learn only when I could not manage the portfolio in the fall from October 2021 onwards as I had around 100 stocks. Now trimmed it to 35. Still trying to sell few and allocate more to stocks with greater conviction. My favourite video was - how to find multibagger stocks using screener. A 2 hour long video that helps self research. A must watch for all.

[@susilkumarchand1037]

3 key learning from your videos 1. How to make watchlist of stocks in multiple screening methods like capex, consistent grow, debt reduction, margin expansion, best quarter results, stage breakout technical etc. 2. Invest only those stocks from your watchlist where you fully understand a business and risk reward ratio is your favour . 3. Keep tracking the stocks because it's never a buy and forget market and most of the stocks are cyclical in nature. Exit when antithesis plays out. My favourite video: how to find multibagger stocks using screener

[@sumitgajare3439]

My 3 learning 1. agar aap haronge hi nahi to apne aap hi jeet jaonge 2 . Size is khaas baki sab bakwaas 3. earnings earnings earnings My favourite video is arman financial

[@SOICfinance]

Thank you for participating in the giveaway. 🤝😃 We hope to continue adding value to your investing journey.

[@krishnagopal1062]

Firstly I give thanks Mr Ronak to telling about your channel. I like discussion on FMCG sector in respect of VBL and other one two twin in respect of hdfc

[@vignesh.n]

Which Ronak

[@cibikarthikeyan]

​@@vignesh.n trade with trend youtuber

[@vignesh.n]

@@cibikarthikeyan oh... I watch all his videos but never have seen him recommending... thanks for the update

[@SOICfinance]

Thank you for taking part in the contest! 😃 It's wonderful to hear that you're enjoying our content, and we're thrilled to have you as part of the SOIC community. Our team is committed to providing you with the best possible investment education, and we look forward to supporting you on your journey. 🤜

[@allknowledge4874]

Which raios are important for financial investment stock analysis, Sir, financial stock analysis par ek detail video bnaye in hindi.

[@AlphaBoy03]

भाई हिंदी ज्यादा use किया करो

[@kuldeepgupta897]

सरदार जी कुछ ऐसी बुक बताइए जो हिंदी में भी आती हो बुक का हिंदी वर्जन वह बताइए बड़ी कृपा

[@harshmishra4793]

My Best 3 Learning From Your Channel are 1) Always Focus On compounding and Fundamentals of the companies and give your company a time to grow. 2) Always make yourself in the process of reading, The more you read the more you get better result. 3) More focus on research and fundamentals of the company and less focus on speculative news. My Favourite video has to be --- How to read Annual Report-- This is the most basic v deo for every investor but this is the video which become game changer in my career growth and made my investing journey more useful and strong. BTW Thank you soo much Ishmohit and team for making your viewers Life in investing more useful and productive 😊

[@shivaniagarwal6581]

My top three learnings- 1) How to check CFO/EBITDA to analyse whether cash is being realised for the profits shown or it is just a mechanism to hype sales and to always look for receivables as a % of sales and inventory as a % of sales. 2) How Asian Paint has used its strong network of distributorship, creativity to convert an obstacle into an opportunity, etc to carve its position as a market leader in an industry which has intense competition. 3) One should not enter into a company at a time when it is experiencing peak margins and peak valuations (as per cross sectional and time series analysis). Instead if someone is holding the stock, he should consider selling it (after analysing all the other relevant parameters like promoters off loading their position like you mentioned in case of Alkyl Amines, etc). There are innumerable such concepts which I have learnt from SOIC in the past few months. My one of the most favourite video is "One ratio to find frauds for retail investors" Thank You

[@shantanadutta926]

1. Subscribed and liked 2 please teazh exit strategy 3. Capex dot know....

[@ManojTiwari-f3u]

Stock Manthan by CA Nitin Sharma - best in class and fully practical. he also has youtube channel which is very practical in approach

[@ruthless_089]

Where is Fundamental Analysis and security Analysis??? Why you didn't mention that book

[@mr.coderzs2743]

I was looking for the best books on stock market... And boom your video notification pops up Great book recommendation 😃

[@SOICfinance]

We appreciate your trust in our work. Thank you for watching our videos. We hope to continue adding value to your investing journey. 🤝😃

[@sradhanjalirout5526]

Appreciate ur effort. If possible plz all this 7 book in hindhi language?

[@pijushsaha2539]

Sir, have you read book basant maheshwari?? How is this Book..??

[@India-tt4fs]

Many many congratulations on 3rd anniversary and I would like to mention my key 3 learnings: • Not all of one's stock picks will give outstanding results some might underperform and other might give steady returns ( It might feel quite common and obvious but it helps me a lot as an new inverter) • investment is an art and it will take some time to be good at it. Market will certainly reward you if you start respecting it. • after starting my journey in stock market, I developed a totally different perspective to look at Indian economy and growth potential. Moreover, my favourite video is of " CDSL business analysis " I learnt many conventional and out of the box way of looking at the business. Thanks a lot in advance, team SOIC

[@MASH6666]

1.Do independent research about the business before investing. 2.Invest for the long term. 3.Read good books on investing. Best video I liked was HOW TO FIND MULTIBAGGER STOCKS. Thanx

[@rithikpandey999]

I love all your video but most love would be hdfc bank one because I work in the hdfc bank Learning would be 1 I was very confused with when to sell stock but because of you I got to Some idea of selling stocks 2 not every stock and sector you will understand and there is no problem 3 you should buy stock which fell comfortable and you have personal research about it

[@seekwisdom7625]

3 Learnings of mine 1. Understanding the concept of over earning & Under earning ; understood that 90% companies are cyclical. 2. Technical and Fundamental analysis can go hand in hand ; selling framework is strengthen. 3. Allocated hain khaas ; baki sab bakwas...❤❤❤😮 Best video Variant perception : where I can have different view than market and make outsized returns

[@atharvadhokte6272]

Following are my learnings from SOIC and Ishomit sir: 1.Diversify: Spread investments across different assets to manage risk. 2.Research: Conduct thorough due diligence to make informed investment decisions. 3.Long-term: Take a patient approach, focusing on quality investments with strong growth potential. My favourite videos is: One ratio to find frauds for retail investors- since most of the retail investors have half held knowledge and hence this ratio helps us analyse the company in easy and effective way.

[@saurabhgoel4241]

Great video Sir.. thankyou for sharing your views and learning with us.. Jai Hind. 1st.. Power of compounding is the 8th wonder of the world(consistency over intensity) "you don't have to be brilliant just a little bit wiser Than the other guys, on average, for a long, long time." 2nd.. Position Sizing is khas baki sab bakwas How much a person allocate in a stock matters at the end of the day.. 3rd.. For Investing in headwinds there are two approaches useful for any investor Hyperbolic discounting ( market prefer instant gratification) Myopic loss aversion My favourite video is - "My journey|portfolio approach & 5 key learnings for you" And many more learnings ..

[@polaganiabhimanyu5445]

My key learnings are: 1.Before investing in a company I learnt to always look for a future growth driver and keep tracking it. 2.The 2-4-6-8% allocation taught me how to split the pie. 3.Always search for neglected sectors for huge wealth creation. 4.The best time for exit would be when my future growth driver begins to underperform. 5.Repeat. My favourite video was THE NEXT HDFC BANK.

[@ankushdadhwal20]

I will try to list down my key learnings from SOIC channel: 1) Importance of CAPEX and how to evaluate business doing it. 2) How to use tools like screener/tijori finance for evaluating the fundamentals of a company 3) How to read Annual reports of companies from different sectors and identifying the industry wide future trends There are many more but sticking to above three only :) My most liked video is "The FMCG Rocket" about Varun Beverages as I thought of it as just a bottling company but after watching the video came to know about the powerful brand in the making, Thanks to you!!!

[@suryamishra03]

Top 3 Learning: 1. How to Filter Stocks and Key Triggers for Variant perception like industry cycle, capex, product mix change, deleveraging Etc., build your own screens of debt Reduction, Margin expansion and ROCE improvement, CWIP > NET Block 3yrs, FII Buying, Cheat codes in screener such as searching for renowned PMS to filter companies where smart investors are getting interested. 2. Sizing and Valuation hai khaas baaki bas Bakwaas: Respect Valuations in Portfolio Building Strategy (Allocation decreases with increase in Valuation), have multiple factors in PF and rebalancing based on industry cycle, Concept of Core vs Satellite PF, Idea of Proxy Intvesting (Peter Lynch) eg USHA MARTIN, KEI, APL APOLLO, Value vs Volume lead growth eg VBL, CCL 3. Stage Investing: When to Buy, Pyarmid and Sell. Mix Fundamentals with Technicals. Red Alert when companies report peak margins at peak PE with examples like Alkyl Amines, IEX, Astec, Tata Elxsi, Neogen and How to effectively use VSTOP indicator and EMA Trend

[@SOICfinance]

We're glad to see you participating in the giveaway. Thank you for sharing your learnings and choosing to learn with SOIC. 🤝😃 We hope to continue adding value to your investing journey.

[@sunilkumaryadav-sc8to]

What should be sequence of reading

[@PankilMajmudar]

Thank you SOIC team for yet another great video. Every time I keep learning something new by watching your videos! a) My top 3 learnings from the SOIC Channel Videos are: 1) Fundamental Analysis can be a great measure to buy a stock but when to sell can be achieved with Technicals. So Fundamentals and Technicals both play role in when to buy and when to sell stocks. 2) Stage analysis of any stock - Stage 1, Stage 2, Stage 3 and Stage 4. 3) I believe the most important learning not for only me but for all the retail investors who have watched SOIC Videos will be - DO YOUR OWN RESEARCH! b) Many videos are my favourite from SOIC Channel, but if have to choose one will be the one where ISHMOHIT Sir explained in depth about VARUN BEVERAGES! Thanks for sharing and imparting knowledge to us.

[@Garuda207]

Which auto mobile stock u r tracking