I am using the method shown by sahil sharma, where you have to download the trade book and insert 1st row as starting date account value and last row as final date account value. And insert two columns. One is binary , where sell is +1 and buy is -1 and last column value. And then apply xirr function to value column. Its easy

Great work
Now I understand the reason behind demand for the Tata Investment shares.
Friday it ended in upper circuit and no sellers.

Thanks for the update.

Exited Rajesh Exports just after the result, “Rajesh Exports experienced a departure, resulting in a decrease in both top-line and bottom-line figures”

I was looking for the cash-flow statement I didn’t find it and the result was also bad so sold it immediately, I found it in the news
“The company, which reported a turnover of ₹3.4 lakh crore for FY23, failed to disclose its half-year cash-flow statement and proper audit report alongside the quarterly results for the period ending September 2023 , as required by Sebi regulations.”

That’s because Accenture’s top segment called “Products” contributes 30% to the revenue but it cuts across industries. So in that sense it does not rely on a particular industry.

I’ve added comment at the bottom(2nd one) about it but forgot to add reference number in Accenture’s diversification box.

Your observation is spot on , thank you for pointing it out.

Cheers!
Mahesh

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