An example of Fundamental Analysis of Nestle company. Why Nestle is a good company.

*PERFECTION*
American Giant IBM decided to have some parts manufactured in Japan on a trial basis. In the contract, while writing specifications, they had set the standard that they will accept only three defective pieces per 10,000 pieces. Otherwise, the whole consignment of 10,000 parts would be rejected.
When the first consignment came from Japan to IBM there was a letter accompanying it.
"We, the Japanese people, had a hard time understanding American business contracts & practices. However, the three defective parts per 10,000 pieces have been separately manufactured at our end to meet the specifications of the contract. Those three have been included in the consignment in a separate package mentioning *Defective pieces as required; not for use.* Hope this meets your requirement."
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Best ETF list

1. Niftybees( avg return 12 to 15%)
2. Juniorbees (avg return 12 to 15%)
3. Goldbees ( avg retrun 8 to 10%)
4. N100(US based stock( 15 to 20%)

Above return is last 8 to 10 yr avg return

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