“Praise be to God, I do not carry stocks forever”: Samir Arra on the default MTNL and the long -term myths in the term

Helios Capital Samir Arora’s reaction to the failure to pay the MTNL loan at a value of 8,584.9 rupees by referring to it as a real example on the reason why there is always a long -term strategy in individual stocks. He wrote on X.

The Orra Publishing came in response to the report of the MTNL loans suspended in seven public sector banks. The largest was with the Union Bank in India (3,733.2 rupees), followed by the Indian Bank abroad (2,434.1 rupees), India Bank (1,121.1 Cruratens), National Punjab Bank (474.7 rupees), State Bank in India (363.4 rupees), UCO Bank (RS 273.6 RS), and Punjab. Crour).

The failure of the MTNL payment is among the largest companies recently by a government owned by a government, which has sparked a new discussion on the sustainability of PSU units and their impact on public banking services. Once the main communications operator in Delhi and Mumbai faced MTNL a ten -year decrease due to the decrease in the numbers of subscribers, the operational delay, and the high competition. Many revival efforts, including capital injection and planned integration with BSNL, have failed in the heart of the company.

Arora Use the MTNL loop to enhance the principle of the greatest investment in which it has been very argued: that in the long run stocks only apply it to selectively. In a post last month, he wrote: “It is easy to refute the argument that the secret of success in investing in stocks maintains long -term stocks. The secret is to find and keep the stocks that work well in the long term – this is very difficult, for less than 5 % of the shares is worth holding long -term periods.”

He added: “All shares are kept by all shareholders in the long run (in fact forever). Whether it is in the long run or B seats in the long term or the shareholders of A&b collectively for the long -term shareholders should not be interested collective).

In another post, Arora gave a personal example to show the negative aspect of long -term anxiety. “I know many of my friends/relatives who bought material shares in the late eighties/early 1990s, and they carried them for 35 years and today they deserve these shares zero or not worth chasing to know their exact value. This is the big problem in fairness.”

His point of view is in line with the shift between investment experts who question the advice of “purchase and contract” that was one day. “In April this year, the Charvetava Aksas published from the wisdom of Hatch,” Gold is the days: where you can choose a good job. invest. We forget the matter.

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