NAMO has been flayed by the intelligentsia for the handling of the JNU-Kanhaiya affair and the EPF-tax fiasco. However, it is possible that both of these issues are actually red herrings designed to distract the opposition and divert their attention from more pressing issues. The ace stock pickers also appear to have fallen victim to NAMO’s gambit
When Jim Rogers, the maverick legendary trader, bluntly declared that he was “disillusioned with India” and was “selling all his shares”, the local Gurus took umbrage and showered him with the choicest of abuses. Now, in the wake of the steep correction in the markets and the widespread disillusionment with NAMO, the Gurus are gracefully admitting that Jim Rogers may have been right after all
NAMO (and his team of Smriti Irani and Arun Jaitley) has achieved the dubious distinction of uniting the entire opposition against himself owing to the clumsy manner in which the JNU and Vodafone matters are being handled. The international community is now looking with distrust at the Country and wondering whether their investments are really safe here
Novice investors like you and me despair about the multibagger stocks that came our way but were missed for one reason or the other. Chaitanya Dalmia makes the candid confession about how even savvy investors fall victim to this syndrome. He reveals that finding winner stocks involves a lot of good luck and only a bit of skill
Bharat Shah of ASK, one of the great contemporary investment thinkers of our time, has come down heavily on the tendency of novice investors like you and me of obsessing over the P/E ratio when evaluating an investment decision. He calls the P/E ratio “rubbish” and “plain stupid” and has offered valuable pointers on what factors we should really be looking at when evaluating a stock
One man’s taboo stock can be another man’s fortune stock. Rakesh Jhunjhunwala, the Badshah of Dalal Street, has given us an unforgettable lesson on how we should learn to apply our own mind and not be fettered by the sayings of other people even if they be investment legends of great stature
The savage crash in stock prices has sent shock waves across the investment community that a 2008-like crises is around the corner. Investors are panic-stricken and are likely to throw in the towel soon. The Gurus have their hands full in trying to soothe the nerves of their followers
If you are feeling worried about the savage crash in the stock market, you have to listen to the wisdom of Howard Marks, the eminent investment guru. In his latest memo, he has confidently assured us that we are unlikely to face a 2008-like crises and instead says that the time is ripe for us to be aggressive and buy top-quality stocks in a slow and steady manner
Ramesh Damani has staged a shocking somersault by declaring that he does not like Banking stocks. With this, he has joined ranks with other elite stock pickers like Dolly Khanna, Vijay Kedia, Ashish Kacholia, Porinju Veliyath & Prof Sanjay Bakshi, all of whom have consciously stayed away from Bank stocks
We are familiar with the stock picking prowess of Amitabh Bachchan and Kabir Bedi, both of whom have surprised us with mega bagger gains. Kimi Katkar, the yesteryear heartthrob, has joined the elite club with a stunning 32-bagger stock to her credit
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