Value Investing
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Retail investors are early to book profits and late to book losses, both behaviors reduce long-term investment returns.
— Progressive Value Investing, Maple Arbor
Progressive Value Investing, a retail investor guide to wealth creation, is our first book in the personal finance category. A must-read investment book for retail investors.
Progressive value investing
The Progressive Value Investing lists the following Four Golden Rules of value investing. While investing in a good company, inventors should follow these four rules.
Four Golden Rules of value investing
- Learn to evaluate the company through products, services, and business models before considering share price valuation.
- Learn to focus on three to four good businesses you like and understand.
- Learn to be patient with the investments in good businesses.
- Learn to value the significance of long-term compounding.
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Progressive Value Investing is a set of investment principles applied to equity investing or tradable securities in general. This book's principal audiences are retail investors, but any market participants can refer to this book for value investing.
Progressive Value Investing advises investors to invest in equities or debt or both. The investing principles advise against trading in equities and highly leveraged products like Futures and Options (F&O).
Progressive Value Investing principles will guide investors towards investing in good companies for the long term thereby, achieving reasonably low-risk and sustainable investment returns over a period.
List of chapters
- Market Participants
- Types of Investments
- Rules of Investing
- Principles of Progressive Value Investing
- Participating in the Market
Book details
GWINC-EDU-D1C4I1Capital gains tax in India
The Capital Gains Tax (CGT) is classified into the following two categories depending on the holding period of the tradable securities (stocks and bonds), Mutual Funds (MF), and Exchange Traded Funds (ETF).
- Short-term Capital Gains (STCG) Tax
- Long-term Capital Gains (LTCG) Tax
STCG
| Asset | Holding | CGT |
|---|---|---|
| Stocks | < 1 Year | 15% |
| Equity MF/ETF | ||
| Bonds | < 3 Years | IT slab rate |
| Debt MF/ETF |
LTCG
| Asset | Holding | CGT |
|---|---|---|
| Stocks | > 1 Year | Gains > 1 Lakh @ 10% |
| Equity MF/ETF | ||
| Bonds | > 3 Years | IT slab rate |
| Debt MF/ETF |
Dividend tax in India
The dividends from the domestic and foreign companies are reported under the income tax head Income from Other Sources and taxed at an investor's Income Tax (IT) slab rate.
The Tax Deducted at Source (TDS) is a withholding tax deducted on dividends if the dividend income is greater than the threshold limit.
Dividend tax
| Investor | Company | TAX |
|---|---|---|
| Resident | Domestic | IT slab rate |
| Foreign | IT slab rate | |
| Non-resident* | Domestic | 20% |
TDS on dividend
| Investor | Holding PAN | TDS |
|---|---|---|
| Resident | Yes | Dividend > 5K @ 10% |
| No | 20% | |
| Non-resident* | Yes | 20% |
*Non-resident investors can avail of the Double Taxation Avoidance Agreement (DTAA) if there is a DTAA between the non-resident country and India.
Foreign investors how to invest in India
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