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Stock Market Expert - Answered on Feb 01, 2024

Samraat Jadhav is the founder of Prosperity Wealth Adviser.
He is a SEBI-registered investment and research analyst and has over 18 years of experience in managing high-end portfolios.
A management graduate from XLRI-Jamshedpur, Jadhav specialises in portfolio management, investment banking, financial planning, derivatives, equities and capital markets.... more

Asked by Anonymous - Feb 01, 2024Hindi

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Sir what is your view on Nova Agritech?

Ans: Efficient in managing Assets to generate Profits - ROA improving since last 2 year
Company reducing Debt
Company able to generate Net Cash - Improving Net Cash Flow for last 2 years
Annual Net Profits improving for last 2 years
Company data is good, but its recently listed and you should not jump to buy, let 2-3 quarters income come and see how things develop overall, are they able to sustain and grow the income then you can buy.
It relies on imports from China for crucial raw materials, constituting a substantial portion of the cost of materials consumed, this is a risk.
Its a wait and watch story.

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Question by Meghanasagar - Nov 08, 2024Hindi

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Sir ,,in 1st attempt i got 340 ..in 2nd attempt i got 384 in 3rd attempt i got 458 ..as no way i cant do full drop now ....can i go with partial drop or leave neet and focus on bsc sir !!confused sir plzz help me ...but am more likely wanted to do mbbs ....plx give me a suggestion sir

Ans: Hi Meghnasagar
to be honest there is nothing called partial drop, its like sailing in 2 boats. This will not help.
Private colleges in India are pretty expensive. If MBBS is your only dream, we can explore options for MBBS abroad, which are quite economical.

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my son is a us citizen and i have returned back to india when he is very young due to family issues... now he completed graduation in india.. and is interested to work in usa what are the opportunities that he can get to pursue further studies in usa with scholarships or assistance or get some help in settling there(unemployment benefits) as i cannot afford to sponsor him anymore

Ans: No issue. Being the citizen he will get the benefit and tuition fess will be very low as compared to other international students. I won't allow his talents to die. But don't send him for Masters, because now a days in Masters it is very difficult to get scholarship, that means tuition fees waive. Let him directly try for PH.D. Ph.D admission always comes with funding. You need to spend only for the air ticket. For long term counselling join me in LINKEDIN. In Ph.d after two years if he wants to discontinue he can safely exit with an MS degree and please don't think of unemployment benefits. It's a negative thinking. Since he is an American Citizen by birth let him fly and inscribe his name in golden letters in the academic landscape of USA. I am always there to help him. No worries please. I thank you for your kind concern for your son. GOD BLESS HIM. Professor

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Ans: You can, but let me know what you are doing right now. Have you taken admission in some other courses. Let me know your age. Here the questions are assigned to me through rediffmail. So second time whether your question will come to me or not is not known to anyone of us. Due to the policy I can’t share my email ID and Phone Number. But I would request you to follow me in LINKEDIN and send request so that I can accept you, then through LINKEDIN I can counsel you in the future multiple times. Through LINKEDIN I will be readily and easily accessible. I have counselled and changed thousands of lives. As long as I am there I won’t allow you to be defeated. Mind that always I am there with you like an invisible shadow to show you the right career path. Best of Luck. You just need a spark of motivation to create fire and I will ignite your dormant talent.

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What path should i follow after doing pg in economics, BEd and a 4 year career break after BEd for upsc preparation? Its been 7 years of higher education with a post 4 year break even after that...i feel hopeless.

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