Just give me the relevant facts.
That brusque instruction is often given by the no-nonsense kind of bosses to their underlings. Since everyone who uses any of the products or services of Value Research is my boss, so to speak, I'll comply with this instruction right away.
Here are the most relevant facts, extracted from what I want to tell you about today:
1. Of the 52 stocks that we have on our recommendation list, 41 have positive returns and 11 have negative returns.
2. Of these 41, 12 have annualised returns higher than 30 percent, while a further 6 are higher than 20 percent.
I must point out that these return numbers are calculated right now when the markets are shaky and punters are in deep depression. Those who have stayed with us for long-term investments have hardly noticed any problems.
This story is from the June 2022 edition of Wealth Insight.
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