Top

How to Find the Best Shares For Long-term?

 

In the year 2000, the market had crashed big time. Later in 2008 again the market crashed and recently in 2020 again we faced a market crash. No matter how big the market crash is be it in 2000, 2008, or 2020, we still got up and brushed every morning. So be it a tooth-brush, hair oil or detergent, etc. all these are clubbed under the category of FMCG (Fast Moving Consumer Goods). And, the business of the companies part of this FMCG category has always been in boom be it when the market is bullish or bearish. Such businesses carry too much value. The legendary investor Peter Lynch mentions that such businesses are always around us. If the common man finds and invests systematically in such businesses then one can earn uncommon profits from that investment. 

 

There are numerous such companies and business models, so how do we find the best out of them? When we buy food grains from the market then too we have to get pebbles out of it. When the age is of adulteration, mostly pebbles are found in it, we have to find the grain from it. If you wish to earn good returns by investing systematically for the long-term then how to find the best company out of so many of them? Let us find out. 

 

If you wish to earn good returns by investing systematically for the long-term then you can opt to invest in the shares of the company which passes these five tests. So the first test out of these five tests is that the product should be a basic need. The second test is that the demand for the company’s product should remain consistent irrespective of the boom or slowdown prevailing in the economy. That means customers should often make re-purchases of their products. The third test is the company which we have shortlisted should have a better market share in that product category i.e. it should be a market leader in that category. The fourth test is that the company’s product should be affordable; which means people from any section of society should be able to purchase it. The fifth test is that the company’s product’s need should remain unaffected despite any technological advancements going on in the world.

 

Let’s take a simple example. So which is that company which is passing all these tests? Also, history is proof that if one invests systematically for the long-term in the shares of such a company then one can earn good returns there. Let us understand this step by step. The first test is that the product should be a basic need. Eating/drinking is a basic need. So be it morning breakfast or evening snack, most of us like to savor tea along with biscuits. So having biscuits with tea has been a basic need in many households. Most of you must’ve found out which company we are talking about. We are talking about Britannia. The third test is the company should be one of the market leaders in that category. So if we talk about the biscuit industry then Britannia is one of the market leaders in its segment. We now have understood the first as well as the third test. Now let us try to understand the second test. The second test is that the demand for the company’s product should remain forever. Be it boom or slowdown, the re-purchases should still be consistent. 

 

During the lockdown even when we were facing a tough time, even then most of us continued consuming biscuits. That means the business of biscuit was still running smoothly. The fourth test is that the company’s product should be affordable. Biscuits are easily available as well as affordable too. The fifth test is that the company’s product’s need should remain unaffected despite any technological advancements going on in the world. If we talk of the past then 20 years ago, the STD booth was highly in demand while if we compare that time to today’s time, we find that today majority of us carry our phones. Due to technological disruption, the STD booth has become a thing of the past. Talking about biscuits, people used to consume biscuits 20 years ago too and they consume them today as well. The business of the company manufacturing biscuits was in demand 20 years ago and is still in demand and will hopefully be in demand in the future as well. 

 

Now, the companies that are passing all these five tests may still have to face huge competition. So out of those companies, we are supposed to find one such company that is like a castle outside which there’s a trend filled with water housing a crocodile in it. That means the company has created such a sustainable competitive advantage due to which its competitors are facing a tough time. 

 

How to find out which is that company amongst these which has built certain sustainable competitive advantage? We can find this out by analyzing its return on invested capital figures. The company’s return on invested capital or return on capital employed should be more than the company’s cost of capital. We have already uploaded a detailed blog on this topic. Do check it out. You can check the figures of the company’s return on invested capital or return on capital employed on the website of Money Control. 

 

So the companies that pass these five tests need to have a simple and easy-to-understand business model. If we analyze the business model of Britannia, it is very simple, if the company is manufacturing and selling more units this year compared to the number of units sold in the previous year, then it is growing. 

 

In this manner, if we invest systematically for the long-term in the companies that pass these five tests, have a sustainable competitive advantage, also are low-debt companies as well as there is growth in their top-line and bottom-line then history is proof that we can earn good returns here. 

 

What if there comes a quick fall after investing? Hence, we are supposed to invest systematically. Invest less when the market valuation is expensive and invest more when the market valuation is least expensive. While investing diversification plays an important role. Hedge Fund Legend Ray Dalio quotes, “If you don’t own gold, you know neither history nor gold.” Hence, you should invest systematically in gold along with investing in these companies.  

 

In this way, if you wish to invest systematically in the share market and gold, then we have a special service for you known as Wealth Compounding Machine. If you wish to, you can subscribe to it. Wealth Compounding Machine includes an educational presentation wherein it guides you as to how your portfolio should ideally be in the long run and it is updated regularly for 5 years from the date of subscription.

 

If you wish to open your Demat account with India’s leading brokers, then you can check out the link given below. 

 

We may or may not have our investment in the companies discussed here. We would like to give a disclaimer here that all the advice given in this blog is for educational purposes. This is not any kind of buy/sell recommendation. Mr. Bhuushan Godbole, his company as well as the director board of the company has crores of investment in the share market as well as in gold and silver. This is our disclaimer/disclosure. So we’d like to mention this again that invest in the market after thorough analysis and also after discussing it with your financial advisor. 

Until next time…

 

Happy Trading, Happy Investing!!!

 

 

To open your Free Demat & Trading Account with Upstox, click here -

http://upstox.com/open-account/?f=9V8L

 

 

To subscribe to our YouTube channel, click on this link - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCiIpSgZ5N_PhTCyb1uQYfnQ/videos

 

To watch our video on How to find the Best Shares for the Long-term, click on this link –

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m13g_f4WL1I&t=212s

 

Follow our Official Social Media pages-

Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/aryaamoney/

Twitter - https://twitter.com/aryaamoney?lang=en

Linked In - https://www.linkedin.com/company/aryaamoney/?originalSubdomain=in

 

To Download Aryaamoney Mobile App (Android Version), click here -https://play.google.com/store/apps/de...

To Download the Aryaamoney Mobile App (iOS Version) click here -https://apps.apple.com/in/app/aryaamo...

Stock Market T+1 Settlement Cycle in India Active v/s Passive Investing - Which is Better? HDFC & HDFC Merger Sri Lankaʹs Economic Crisis Warren Buffet Timeline Russian Stock Market Index Best Share Market Quotes What is Dividend in Share Market? Best SIP to Invest in 2022 Share Market in Hindi What is Share Market? Best Mutual Funds to Invest in 2022 Story of Warren Buffet & Bill Gates’ First Meeting Share Market Holidays – 2022 How to Invest In IPO’s – 2022 ? Best Share Market App What are Penny Stocks? What is Candlestick Chart Pattern? Systematic Invest Plan (SIP) What is Market Capitalization? How to Start Investing in the Share Market? Share Market Crash 2021 Quarterly Results Trading Strategy Which Shares to Buy After The Budget? What is Sensex & Nifty? - Part II What is Sensex & Nifty? - Part I How to Find Out Whether Share Market Valuation Is Expensive or Not? How to Find the Best Shares For Long-term? Chart Patterns Study Share Market News Chart Patterns - Trading Strategies Investing Based Upon Business Model of Companies Return on Invested Capital and Durable Competitive Advantage Learn Technical Analysis With Example Warren Buffet Indicator Explained Techno – Fundamental Analysis How to Invest When Nifty PE Ratio Has Gone Beyond 30? - Part II How to Invest When Nifty PE Ratio Has Gone Beyond 30? - Part I Price to Earnings Ratio & FOMO - Part II Price to Earnings Ratio & FOMO - Part I Where Can We Expect a Big Boom in the market? Stock Market Analysis – July 2020 Stock Market for Beginners – Dr. Vivek Bindra – Part II Stock Market for Beginners – Dr. Vivek Bindra – Part I Stock Market Analysis – June 2020 Is the Next Debt Crisis Coming Soon? Next Stock Market Crash Prediction How to Grow Your Money via Mutual Funds? Role of Price & Earning in the Stock Market – Fundamental Analysis Share Market Trading Guide How to Make a Successful Investment Decision? Why & How Did Ajay Lose Money In The Share Market? Which Is More Profitable – Gold or Share Market – Part I Share Market Crash 2020 What is Short-Sell? - Part II What is Short-Sell? - Part I Pump & Dump Scam Stock Market Strategy Rakesh Jhunjhunwala Stock Market Strategy Which is the Best Mutual Fund to Invest In? – Part 2 Which is the Best Mutual Fund to Invest In? – Part 1 4 Step Market Analysis What is Short-term & Medium-term Trading? Basic Financial Planning Bitcoin & Cryptocurrency The Warren Buffet Indicator How to Make a Huge Amount of Money??? Rakesh Jhunjhunwala - Case Study Share Market Tips!!! Be Aware!!! Can Intra-day Trading Make You an Over-night Millionaire? Yes Bank & DHFL – Case Study Where To Open Demat & Trading Account? Inspiring Story of a Dancer Who Made $ 2 Million From The Stock Market!!! Part II Jackpot Trading - Case Study Jackpot Trading How to Cut Your Losses Short? How to Make Money during Recession? Modi 2.0 Inspiring Story of a Dancer Who Made $ 2 Million From The Stock Market!!! Part I Can You Become a Millionaire By Forex Trading? Great Ways to Learn Stock Market How to start Investment in Share Market How to Choose Stocks for Long Term Investment Share Market Tips and Investments Top 5 Ways to assess Stock Market Performance The Magic of Math in Stock Market Trading Stock Market Terms Every Investor Should Know The Golden Rules of Investing Why you should choose ARYAAMONEY for share market tips Stock Tips that should be followed by New Investors