Saurabh Mukherjea Of Ambit Capital has advised investors to be cautious in the wake of the prevailing global uncertainty. However, he has identified a few themes and stocks which he claims may provide a “storm shelter” in times of crises. He has also identified the sectors which investors should avoid
Basant Maheshwari can be ruthless when it comes to achieving his ambitions. He has signed the death warrant for his equitydesk forum on the ground that the forum would “conflict” with the PMS. Has Basant taken the correct strategic decision?
An ace stock picker who shot to notoriety for trapping short-sellers in the “Mother of all Bear squeezes” and pocketing a fortune of Rs. 350 crore has been arrested for “securities fraud”. Will he be able to bail himself out of the mess?
Few things are more frustrating that having mega bucks snatched away from under the nose owing to the tomfoolery of unscrupulous politicians. A few ace investors are rallying their army of followers to protest against this unfortunate state of affairs and create pressure on the unscrupulous politicians to put the interests of the nation above their selfish interests
An ace investor has demonstrated brilliant tactical thinking and strategy by turning the tables on the marauding bears and getting them to fill his pockets with gold
Ken Griffin, the Billionaire founder and CEO of Citadel Hedge Fund, has offered valuable advice on how we can achieve success in investments the way he has done
Basant Maheshwari, inspired by his illustrious domestic and foreign peers, has started a brand new Portfolio Management Service (PMS). With his stock picking expertise, he should have no difficulty attracting hordes of deep pocketed investors. The question is whether this move will now catapult him to the big league
A well known film actor with Bollywood and Hollywood blockbuster films to his credit has turned into a stock picker. His debut stock recommendation has given 100% gains in just 4 months. He promises more multibagger gains from the stock
Novice investors like you and me have a bad habit of getting carried away with our initial successes in the market. We begin to believe that we are brilliant and destined for great riches. We get carried away and take bigger risks. Then, we land in trouble and feel sorry for ourselves. Durgesh Shah’s timely advice can save us from ourselves
Carl Icahn, the swashbuckling activist investor, with a flamboyant attitude, has a surprisingly conservative approach to investing
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