For long I have been hunting websites, where I could get hold of reports in terms of companies performances, their EPS, marketcap, sales turnover, P/E Ratio, B/V, etc.
Moneycontrol.com, Bloomberg.com, these sites are quite informative in these regards, but the prerequisite being that you would have to be online.
But surprisingly yesterday I chanced up on capitalmarket, a magazine, that has got all these metrics published, and I guess it's published fortnightly, and it costs about 50 rupees.
Right now, I'm still in the learning mode, where I'm trying to get my hands on as much information as possible.
Off late I understand the importance of financial metrics to a business, it's undoubtedly the language of business, if you do not understand the language you are lost.
But there is also a feeling, that these things tend to get complicated and weighed down by theories, and predicitions, thus need to be watchful and avoid over complicating things.

How difficult it is these days, just to get a blogship (blog name), when I initially started blogging about half a decade ago, I had so many choices to christen a blog, but now you simply can't get one, unless you borrow some words from languages that are on the verge of extinction !
Good to be back and screaming out loud in the electronic world.
I have a new found interest now, and it's all about ownership, balance-sheets, numbers, and in brief it's the sensex fever.
Yes, made my foray in to the world of investors, and it's quite a cacophony out there.
No, I'm not a millionaire waiting to play the market and enter the billionaire club.
I'm just a guy with a penny, trying to make a pound and not be foolish :)
I would sign-off for now, would gather more stats to write-up next time around.