My portfolio of stocks grew from ₹ 2 lakhs in 2003 to ₹ 210 lakhs (₹ 2.1 Crores) as of Dec 2018!
“You do not have to be in India to take advantage of the phenomenal growth in India!”
“Let your money work for you when you sleep!”
“If you invest in good quality companies in India for a long period, it would be very difficult to not make a great deal of money!”
My Journey
My story
- My name is Nathan Ganugapanta.
- I have been living in US from the year 1999.
- Software testing has been my bread winner.
- My investing journey started in the year 2000 with US markets – dot com fever sucked me in and I had no idea what I was doing back then and I was buying solely on tips from friends and TV.
- Deservingly, I lost money in US stocks during the dot com bubble but learnt some valuable lessons which served me well later in my investing journey.
Indian Stocks
In the year 2003, I discovered the power of compounding which fueled passion for investing in Indian markets and since then have grown capital from 2 lakhs to ~ 210 lakhs at well above 36% CAGR.
I am passionate about and thoroughly enjoy reading and analyzing businesses (thanks to Google). Over the past 15 + years I have read so many articles, annual reports and books that refined and honed my conviction in equities, particularly Indian businesses.
Join my wealth creation Journey
My effort through this website is to help subscribers who are living and working primarily in US/Canada (like me) to benefit from the growth story of India along with me.
Almost all my investments are in India – as they say “put your money where your mouth is”. I am extremely confident that my stock investments will create significant wealth in the coming years. My conviction has only grown stronger over the years from continuous learning. If not all, part of your savings should be put to work in Indian stock markets as India at this juncture presents once in a lifetime opportunity to create wealth.
India
- India’s US $ 2.5 trillion economy has emerged as the fastest growing major economy in the world (IMF) as well as the fifth largest in the world.
- India is expected to be one of the top three economic powers of the world over the next 10-15 years.India to become 5th largest consumer durables market in the world with growth at 13% CAGR to reach US $ 46.54 billion by 2020.
- Indian consumption could grow 6.7% (FY 2015- 20) and 7.1% (FY 2021-25).
- India’s economic growth & rising household incomes are expected to increase consumer spending to US $ 3.6 trillion by 2020.
- India is one of the fastest growing in terms of Digital adoption.
- According to McKinsey Global Institute (MGI), India’s Digital Index rose by 56% during 2014-17, from 18 to 29 on a scale of 1-100. This placed India second in terms of growth among 17 emerging and mature Digital economies.
Examples
There are 211 BSE 500 stocks, whose prices have jumped over 10 times in last 16 years, while 61 have risen over 100 times and five over 500 times.
Symphony
Symphony was ₹ 0.58 in the year 2001, it touched ₹ 1466 in 2017 which is 2,53,000 % in just 16 years.
Balkrishna Industries
Balkrishna Industries grew from ₹ 1.3 to ₹ 1461 which is 1,12,300 % in the same 16 years.
Eicher Motors
Eicher Motors grew from ₹ 19.4 to ₹ 32,209 in the same 16 years which is 1,66,000%.
Ajanta Pharma
Ajanta Pharma was ₹ 9.85 in December 2006. It went up to ₹ 1886 in December 2016 which is 19,057 % in the last 10 years.
Why invest in India?
By 2020, the median age in India will be just 28, compared to 37 in China and the US, 45 in Western Europe, and 49 in Japan.
India will need about $4.5 trillion in the next 25 years for infrastructure development (Economic Survey).
India is ranked lower than all its BRICS peers and the only way to go is UP. Huge potential for growth in per capita.
Credit to GDP in India is among the lowest in the top 30 countries of the world, though India is 5th largest in the world by GDP.
Retail investor participation through SPI has been on the uptick and will continue to do so.
As the GDP grows, consumption will continue to grow which will help many domestic companies.
Retail, banking and infrastructure are few areas among many that continue to generate employment.
The rise in spending will be led by digitally driven sectors such as Internet advertising (20.4% CAGR), video games (16.7%), and Internet access (15.0%) in near future – PWC
Startups in India see 108% growth in funding in 2018: NASSCOM. This momentum will continue which will lead to increase in employment growth.
My Journey
My story
- My name is Nathan Ganugapanta.
- I have been living in US from the year 1999.
- Software testing has been my bread winner.
- My investing journey started in the year 2000 with US markets – dot com fever sucked me in and I had no idea what I was doing back then and I was buying solely on tips from friends and TV.
- Deservingly, I lost money in US stocks during the dot com bubble but learnt some valuable lessons which served me well later in my investing journey.
Indian Stocks
In the year 2003, I discovered the power of compounding which fueled passion for investing in Indian markets and since then have grown capital from 2 lakhs to ~ 210 lakhs at well above 36% CAGR.
I am passionate about and thoroughly enjoy reading and analyzing businesses (thanks to Google). Over the past 15 + years I have read so many articles, annual reports and books that refined and honed my conviction in equities, particularly Indian businesses.
Join my wealth creation Journey
My effort through this website is to help subscribers who are living and working primarily in US/Canada (like me) to benefit from the growth story of India along with me.
Almost all my investments are in India – as they say “put your money where your mouth is”. I am extremely confident that my stock investments will create significant wealth in the coming years. My conviction has only grown stronger over the years from continuous learning. If not all, part of your savings should be put to work in Indian stock markets as India at this juncture presents once in a lifetime opportunity to create wealth.
India
- India’s US $ 2.5 trillion economy has emerged as the fastest growing major economy in the world (IMF) as well as the fifth largest in the world.
- India is expected to be one of the top three economic powers of the world over the next 10-15 years.India to become 5th largest consumer durables market in the world with growth at 13% CAGR to reach US $ 46.54 billion by 2020.
- Indian consumption could grow 6.7% (FY 2015- 20) and 7.1% (FY 2021-25).
- India’s economic growth & rising household incomes are expected to increase consumer spending to US $ 3.6 trillion by 2020.
- India is one of the fastest growing in terms of Digital adoption.
- According to McKinsey Global Institute (MGI), India’s Digital Index rose by 56% during 2014-17, from 18 to 29 on a scale of 1-100. This placed India second in terms of growth among 17 emerging and mature Digital economies.
Examples
There are 211 BSE 500 stocks, whose prices have jumped over 10 times in last 16 years, while 61 have risen over 100 times and five over 500 times.
Symphony
Symphony was ₹ 0.58 in the year 2001, it touched ₹ 1466 in 2017 which is 2,53,000 % in just 16 years.
Balkrishna Industries
Balkrishna Industries grew from ₹ 1.3 to ₹ 1461 which is 1,12,300 % in the same 16 years.
Eicher Motors
Eicher Motors grew from ₹ 19.4 to ₹ 32,209 in the same 16 years which is 1,66,000%.
Ajanta Pharma
Ajanta Pharma was ₹ 9.85 in December 2006. It went up to ₹ 1886 in December 2016 which is 19,057 % in the last 10 years.
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