A note before you read this: This reflects my personal experience as of April 2021 — genuinely old given how quickly markets move. It isn’t current investment advice, and “buy low, sell high” is easier said than done in practice — timing individual stock swings is genuinely difficult even for professionals. Check today’s price and financials before making any decision, and consider speaking with a SEBI-registered financial advisor for personalized guidance.
When I decided to make some money on the share market I listed a few shares in which I would try my approach, and TVS Electronics was one among them at the time, based on how it fit my personal criteria for short-term trading.
TVS Electronics, founded in 1986, is one of the companies in the TVS group with more than 30 years of market presence. It deals with the manufacturing and distribution of computer peripherals, thermal printers, and dot-matrix printers. They also have service-providing agreements with major electronics brands like HP (Hewlett-Packard) and MI.
TVS Electronics is a major service provider for HP, with HP service centers in major Indian cities, and an exclusive service center for MI at the time.
Being in the service industry, the company had generally consistent sales. At the time this was written, the TVS Electronics share price fluctuated fairly frequently between highs and lows.
This was my own trading approach at the time and reflects my personal risk tolerance and available time to monitor the stock — not a strategy that suits everyone, and not a guarantee this pattern held afterward or holds today.
