@surya3587
The way you rectify your mispronunciations without editing not just makes the video natural but also brings relief.
@neelamprakash836
I am in my late 40, I always had interest in stock marketing, but got no one knowledgeable enough to talk about it. These days I have been seeing es about it, found Pranjal, and Ankur very good on it, getting a lot of learning and my doubts clear on various financial aspect. Thanks a lot. Best wishes and blessings 💗
@nishantjain4733
08:20 I believe that it is the % that counts. Because if we buy 4 shares of co. X we would be having twice the dividend of Reliance.
@rupak4roy
Sir I wish I could have watched your videos when I started my job 15 years back. But its always better to be late than never. Thanks for your videos, it really provides a great source of learning regarding investments.
@pratiksharma6278
I am 20 and I started investing in mutual funds and receiving returns, because of you Ankur sir and Pranjal sir.
@abirbhattacharjee8965
Sir, kindly teach us to file ITR on our own. Thank you, your videos are very helpful 🙏🏼
@annielucky3471
After studying the trajectory of stocks though large assets like real estate, dividend paying stocks of blue chip companies, gold etc. Just buy the one you can afford today.
@pranatidey1039
I love the way Ankur Warikoo teaches us in a such simple manner. ❤❤❤
@vinayakkhosla5180
Sir, according to me the dividend yield of the companies should be compared because as your example says a rs2000 stock gives 100 but 4 socks of rs500 stick will give you 200 which is better But i must appreciate the way you explained the rest of the concepts, you are a great motivator to me, thanks for being an online mentor sir
@yaqooty2k
The quantum of a 2-3 % return should be meaningful... You probably would need to invest 1 crore to earn anything substantial in dividend absolute amount!
@arnabchatterjee4568
Few important pointers for resident individuals: 1. 10% TDS if PAN is registered with DP-id 2. 20% TDS if PAN not registered or Aadhaar-PAN not linked. No TDS will be deducted if Total Div. for FY <INR 5000 & you provide a 15G/15H for the same. This info. will be emailed to you by the company prior to dividend payout. :)
@KrishnaKumar-kh5iu
That was good instead of preserving your money in the form of cash we can invest here with literally no loss
@RaunaqChadha
Whattaa time sir !! Today morning only i was searching these kind of stocks through smallcase and at night u uploaded the video !! Wow ! 😎 Universe is showing signs ! 😁 Thank You Ankur Sir 😇
@ashishdeokar573
Ankur Sir! At 7:54 the example, If I am getting INR 50 for a INR 500 stock then that should be better than getting INR 100 from a INR 2000 stock. Invested capital of Company X is 1/4th the CMP of RIL. But the the net dividend amount is 1/2 only.
@rishikeshshewale5458
Hi Ankur, just a small rectification. Dividend is given on face value of a share and not the market value.
@kmljyoti
Best part sir ko khin khin hindi me prob h phir bhi hamare liye mst video banate hn ...ma bilkul ganv me baitha hu 3 din hue stock k bare me jane tb se stock kharid bech rha hu mne 26k lagaye hn 27k+ hue hn 1774rupee profit me hu ma iske liye sbhi YouTubers ko dhanyawad qki ma hmesha kuce na kuce sikhna chahta hu to mujhe mja a rha h ... Mere upr loan ka bojh h 10lkh ka sir ka mne ek video dekha h recently kaise loan repay kren ....tb se to fan hu is channel ka 💐💐💐💐💐👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏 baram bar pranam apko🧘🧘🧘🧘🧘🧘
@__rmk__9360
Thank you for explaining the dividends effectively Sir! I have a few queries, 1. What does the "Total returns" corresponding to the "Current investment" in a small case mean? Does this value represent the amount of returns on that day if we choose to sell? Will it increase over time with a fixed capital? 2. Please elaborate on how to plan investments to get monthly dividends
@rajasalshi1562
Very useful video Ankur sir! I'm getting dividends from a few stocks since I started investing a year back but since my total investment was only 50k, the dividend from each companies is almost 5-10 Rs so I think it's an income source only if you have a large amount of shares of a particular company. Correct me if I'm wrong!
@apoorvpareek4430
Super informative video as always Ankur ❤️. Absolutely loved it. Just a small addition here, that for a resident individual , Dividend upto ₹5000 in a Fiscal year is considered non taxable, in short no TDS,if dividend earned is less than ₹5000.
@warikoo