Tata Motors’ rock-bottom valuations coupled with its pedigree as a blue-chip powerhouse stock is making it irresistible for savvy investors. Rajat Sharma of Sana Securities is the latest to be enamoured by its charms. He has conducted a detailed study of the stock and concluded that it is a “screaming buy”
Important evidence has surfaced which reveals that the trinity of the three super-ace stock pickers are quietly scooping up huge truckloads of a micro-cap company. We need to apprise ourselves of the situation and stay on red alert
Tata Motors, the blue chip powerhouse with top-quality management, dominant market position etc is going a-begging over concerns related to the slowdown in China. However, these concerns are overdone and the stock should be bought aggressively for mega gains say leading experts
A stock that has the backing of eminent and super-savvy investors is on the verge of a re-rating and has huge upside say two leading experts
G Chokkalingam of Equinomics Research has identified his latest stock picks in an interview to NDTV Profit
Raamdeo Agrawal and his ace team at Motilal Oswal have toiled night and day to shortlist companies that are transitioning from “good to great”. If we can board such companies and hang on to them, we are guaranteed to make mega profits is the solemn promise of these ace stock pickers
It is intriguing that while one ace stock wizard of impeccable credentials sees no merit in a stock and dumps it, another of equally impeccable credentials sees much merit in it and buys it aggressively. We need to understand why there is such difference in the thought process of the two stalwarts and what our own decision should be
Microsec enjoys a stellar track record with regard to their small and mid-cap stock recommendations. Their current stock selection is also packed with blockbuster stocks which are expected to outperform and lead to multibagger gains
One issue that torments novice investors is whether they should cash in on the gains from their winning stocks or not. On the one hand, the concern is that the gains, if not booked, could evaporate into thin air in a market downturn. On the other hand, the concern is that the stock price may continue to surge after sale, resulting in a missed opportunity. Dolly Khanna’s skillful technique can provide us valuable guidance in this regard
HDFC Sec has issued a detailed research note identifying eight large-cap and six mid-cap value stocks. There is a detailed rationale given in support of each stock recommendation
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