Basant Maheshwari’s investment credo is to invest only in high-quality stocks irrespective of their nose-bleed valuations. He has raked in massive riches from this strategy. He has now explained why these so-called “expensive” stocks are actually “cheap”
Sumeet Nagar of Malabar Capital has homed in on a stock which is earning 100 percent return on capital and growing at a scorching rate of 70-80 percent. He has described it as “phenomenal company run by great management“. We have to keep a lookout for the stock during its IPO and pounce on it with no holds barred
Eminent stock pickers have loaded up on a micro-cap stock which boasts of debt-free status, huge cash on books and high dividend yield. We have to keep red alert and stake our claim to the massive multibagger gains expected to gush out of the stock
Basant Maheshwari has sent the chilling warning that a deadly combination of dreaded politicians like Sonia, Mamta, Mayawati etc may topple NAMO from the throne in 2019. He has advised us to prepare for the eventuality and fortify our portfolios so that it can withstand the shock waves
Shyam Sekhar has strongly recommended two high-quality stocks which he says we should buy at every correction. He has assured that these stocks are fail-safe and will shower hefty gains upon us
Mohnish Pabrai’s appetite for Indian stocks has been whetted by the magnificent 10-bagger gains that he effortlessly snared. He is now dumping his portfolio of USA stocks and buying high-quality Indian stocks. No doubt, the strategy is very sensible and should be emulated by all deep-pocketed foreign investors
Basant Maheshwari has launched a crusade to warn novices against investing in “Chakri Stocks”. He has implored us to invest only in “high-quality” stocks even if they are quoting at expensive valuations. Prima facie, his theory appears to be correct as is shown by an expensive stock which was condemned as requiring the Govt to prescribe that all citizens wear “two underwears” for its survival
Mohnish Pabrai has issued the clarion call that the low rate of mortgage penetration in India coupled with high demand for housing makes HFC stocks a no-brainer investment. Mohnish’s theory is in line with the theory advocated by other experts and we have to act on it ASAP
A stock in which Brahmal Vasudevan and other eminent experts reposed trust is suspected to be a bogus ‘pump and dump’ stock. We have to maintain red alert and monitor the situation minutely because the contagion may spread to Kenneth Andrade’s fav stock as well
Three leading investors have homed in on a high-quality micro-cap stock which enjoys a monopoly. The stock appears to have multibagger prospects
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