The content discusses the unpredictability of stock market performance, especially in today’s rapidly changing world. It suggests that while blue-chip stocks are generally considered safe, they may not provide significant growth due to their mature state. The author advises against the ‘buy and forget’ approach unless stocks are bought at a low valuation, which is rare for blue chips unless there’s a market crash.
The author recommends investing in index funds or actively managed blue-chip funds instead of individual stocks for long-term holds. They suggest that a good bank or tech company could provide growth over a long period, while sectors like cement and steel might disappoint. The author personally opts for simple Nifty 50 index investing for a steady 10-14% long-term CAGR. However, they acknowledge that index investing may not be the focus of this discussion.
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