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You have 20k today and want to buy 2 stock than which is your preference Consider you are going to hold for 2/3 years

Give me best stock option

I have some spare capital and I decided to invest in a few micro-caps. Would love the community’s thoughts on the picks.

1. Freshara Agro

Found this one 3 months ago, primary thesis was that it’s an agri-export business which recently added new capacity and has now added a legacy customer base through an acquisition.

The company currently generates 84% of its revenue from a single product, gherkins. They are now diversifying and adding Spanish olives to their product mix. The recent Spanish acquisition also gives them some geographic diversification away from a single source of raw material.

I expect this company to grow 3x in the next 5 years

My average buying price for this company was Rs. 165 and I intend to add more after seeing their H2 results and hearing the management’s commentary on the medium term plan

2. Advanced Enzymes

This is an interesting company with a strong technological moat. I believe it’s trading at a discount to its fair market value even after the recent recovery. Their products have a long tail and a very high degree of stickiness.

Real value unlock is 2-3 years away as API manufacturing takes off in India. This company’s enzymes could play a critical role in India’s next big pharma wave

My average buying price was around 290 and I will keep adding this on dips

3. Danish

Danish is one of the largest inverter duty transformer manufacturers in India (second only to Shilchar). The thesis here is very simple, as India adds more and more solar energy they will need these specialized transformers, for which India simply does not have sufficient capacity, especially when you correlate our planned capacity increase for solar module production and government targets for renewable energy.

Danish will benefit greatly from these tailwinds, management can also explore a promising export market in the near future.

Bought in at an average of 750, bought a lumpsum and will let it ride out

I do this a lot.

I will enter a trade with an idea of what I want to do. Where I will exit the trade and what I am expecting from the trade.

Once I am in the trade everything starts to change.

If the trade goes slightly against me I think maybe I should give the trade room to work out.

If the trade goes in my favor I will exit the trade early because I think what if the trade reverses and I lose money.

So basically my trading plan only exists before I enter the trade.

During the trade it is my emotions taking over and making decisions for me.

That completely changes the outcome of the trade.

I feel like this is where most of my inconsistency in trading comes from.

I am still trying to fix this problem.

Do you guys stick to your trading plan once you are, in a trade or do you adjust your trading plan based on what is happening with the trade?

Sometimes my worst trades aren't due to analysis.

They happen when I've been inactive, for long.

I'm just sitting there staring at charts. nothings moving.

Then anything seems like a good opportunity.

"This could take off"

"This appears to be support"

And I end up making trades I normally wouldn't.

I've done this times than I'd care to admit.

The frustrating thing is. I usually know it's not a setup. but I make the trade anyway.

Just to feel like I'm doing something.

I'm curious do others experience this too.

How do you deal with those periods when nothings happening?

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