Measuring Social Media ROI: Metrics and Tools for Success
In today’s digital landscape, social media has become a cornerstone of marketing strategies for businesses of all sizes. However, one crucial challenge remains: measuring the return on investment (ROI) of social media efforts. In this blog post, OptFirst delves into the key metrics and tools that empower businesses to measure social media ROI effectively.
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Here are the stocks on the ASX To Watch This Week [26 Sep 22]. Check out the post for information.
Link- https://mfam.com.au/news/stocks-on-the-asx-to-watch-this-week-26-sep-22/
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I have personally followed Datamatics from 30 to 130, and I think it has the potential to go to 150 or even 200 in the long term. Minimum investment period: 4-5 years. For the short term, there can be fluctuations, but you need to keep an eye on results.

I am very bullish on #KOTAKBANK for long term investment

Please don’t trade, that is my humble request. If you know what you’re doing then it’s fine otherwise you will lose your hard-earned money.

Now coming to your question, you could easily make 1 cr from an investment of 10 lakh in 8–10 years (Sorry 5–7 years is a short horizon).

If you have invested 10 lakh in any of these companies in 2009, then let’s try to calculate the profits.

Now investing 10 lakh in a single company can be dangerous, but if you could have just invested 2–3 lakh in any of these companies then also you could have generated 1 cr.

So my advice is always to diversify because I know 32 cr profit sounds too good to be true but again no one could have predicted that 1 rs stock would go to 570 rs. So always diversify your stock holdings and you can use 30% of your money for risky stocks which have the potential of becoming multi-bagger.

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Why should I buy 10,000 shares of HDFC Bank for long term investment?

HDFC BANK IS A PROVEN MULTIBAGGER.

I don’t think that HDFC bank has ever disappointed anyone apart from huge Market correction.

Why you Should hold the stock?

1. The Financial Trend has been positive every quarter since we started tracking 20 quarters ago.

2. HDFC Bank continues to register high-profit growth while keeping its Non-Performing Assets (NPA) very low and very high return ratios.

3. The Gross NPA based on March 2019 numbers is 1.3%. This is against close to 10% of the Gross NPA of SBI reported in Dec 2018. The corresponding number for ICICI is around 8%.

4. The ROA of HDFC Bank continues to be high at around 1.8% vs ICICI’s of 1.5% and SBI’s 0.4%

Motilal Oswal Securities in a recent report has articulated very well that HDFC Bank is ready to capitalize on the growth opportunities due to the following factors:

• CASA ratio of 43.5%,
• Opportunities’ for the significant market share gains
• Improving operating efficiency led by digitalization initiatives
• Expected traction in income due to strong expansion in branch network, and
• Best-in-class asset quality

When to sell?

Philip Fisher famously said, “If the job has been correctly done when a stock is purchased, the time to sell it is — almost never.”

However, he did provide a framework for selling a stock. He says one should sell a stock if “the reasons you bought the stock are no longer valid”

This could happen mainly for the following two reasons “either there has been a deterioration in the management quality of the company or the company cannot sustain the growth”.

My View on HDFC BANK is very very BULLISH for long-term investments.

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Why did Nifty fall down 250 points on the 15th of October 2020?
The stock market falls down 290+ points, there are end number of reasons behind this.

Let me tell you a few of the reasons:

1. US market and European stocks fell sharply.
2. Trump holds stimulus till November 03 after the election.
3. P/E is an all-time high i.e 34.87.
4. Infosys results.
5. The banking sector is in a tough situation.
6. Indian and China Border situation.
7. Increasing cases of COVID-19.

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Question: Which are the highest return stocks in the last 10 years in India?

These are the stocks that have given the highest returns in the last 5 years on a consistent basis!

We noticed 1 thing that most of the pharma-related sectors have given the highest returns in the last 5 years.

The pharma sector never got enough importance for a decade.

The only importance the sector got is when we are into this pandemic.

Pharma stocks will be the biggest multi-baggers in India in the next decade.

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I am planning to buy 10,000 Yes Bank shares at 13.5. What are the chances of it reaching 135 in the next ten years?

Why do you want to invest in such stock? These stocks are very risky, and the past scam in YES Bank doesn't instill any confidence. Although the current management is brilliant but waits till the balance sheet is more attractive.

It's better to invest in other stock which may give you more than 20 times return in long run. This stock only has only a limited potential.

Avoid Yes Bank and don't think it's cheap.

Most of the time cheap stock isn't really cheap and this is one of the main reasons why retail investors lose their money in the stock market.

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Multibagger recommendations for 2020?

Who doesn’t want to hold multi-bagger stocks but finding such stocks are difficult and holding on for 10–15 years is another task but let me know help you with some stocks which have the potential of becoming multi-baggers.

After some research, I have found that some of the stocks can become multi-bagger in 10–15 years.

Long term investors can invest in the following stocks:

1. Sterlite Technologies - ‎Telecommunications‎
2. Delta Corp - Gaming and Hospitality
3. Bajaj Finserv - Financial Services
4. Borosil Renewables - Solar
5. Atul Limited – Chemicals

Again these won’t give you multi-bagger in the short term, but for the long term, this list will definitely have a few.

Let me explain with one example why I considered these stocks multibagger:

Sterlite Technologies (STL) is a digital technology company with offices in India, China, US, SEA, Europe, and MEA. It is listed on the Bombay Stock Exchange and National Stock Exchange of India. It has 358 patents and is active in over 150 countries.

STL design, build and manage data networks for customers. With core capabilities in optical connectivity, network and system integration, and virtualized access solutions, STL are the industry’s leading end-to-end solutions provider for global data networks. STL partner with global telecom companies, cloud companies, citizen networks, and large enterprises to deliver solutions for their fixed and wireless networks for current and future needs.

With an intense focus on end-to-end network solutions development, STL conducts fundamental research in next-generation network applications at their centers of Excellence. STL has a strong global presence with next-gen optical preform, fiber, and cable manufacturing facilities in India, Italy, China, and Brazil, along with two software-development centres across India and one data centre design facility in the UK.

It has the first optical fiber cable plant in India to receive zero waste to landfill certification.

Optical Fiber and Accessories Market in India to Hit $1.66 Billion by 2026, at 17.2% CAGR: AMR

Widespread implementation of 5G, the surge in adoption of fiber to the home (FTTH) connectivity, and the emergence of the internet of things (IoT) drive the growth of the India optical fiber and accessories market. By the end-user, the telecommunication segment held nearly half of the total market share in 2018. On the other hand, by geography, the East region is projected to grow at the fastest CAGR of 23.3% during the study period.

Source: Allied Market Research

Why India needs a fiber network now more than ever?

According to a Nokia Mbit 2018 report, 4G consumption per user (there are 420 million of them) reached 11 GB per month in December 2017, of which video content contributed up to 65 percent of the total mobile data traffic. While this massive uptake of data has been driven by smartphones, optical fiber networks are crucial for securing India’s broadband future. As data consumption keeps growing exponentially and with new technologies such as 5G on the way, wireless platforms will not be enough to meet the demands of bandwidth-guzzling consumers.

“To deliver internet reliably and deliver bandwidth-hungry applications such as live streaming coaching classes, fiber is the most suitable medium for carrying a high amount of data over long distances,” said an industry analyst. While the case for fiber optics has existed since the late 1990s when companies such as HFCL started laying fiber, the economies of scale seem to make sense only now. Fibre investment in India has been low as the telecom operators relied on 2G technology for voice penetration and data. China consumed 13.7 times more fiber than India in 2016.

Source: TheHinduBusinessline

Sterlite Technologies, which deals in fiber optic cables, has several tailwinds going for it: government initiatives such as Digital India and Smart Cities, the expectation of exponential data growth, and 5G deployment the world over.

Now, all these are past news but the stock is available for cheap right now, and investing in this company for future prospects is such a good idea. Although, the vision is great but the company needs to post strong profits in order to justify the future price growth.

So, if everything works out in favor of STL, I think the stock can easily climb up to 500 from these levels in the next 5–10 years.