Yes, SageOne, Lucky Investments, Marcellus, Kedia Securities, and 2Point2 etc are prominent names in India’s financial investment space, especially in the areas of portfolio management, investment advisory, and wealth management. Here’s a brief about each:

1. SageOne: Founded by Samit Vartak, SageOne is known for offering portfolio management services (PMS) focusing on long-term value investing. They have a strong reputation for providing consistent returns by investing in high-quality, growth-oriented businesses.
2. Lucky Investments: Run by prominent investor Ashish Kacholia, Lucky Investments is known for its strategic investments in small and mid-cap companies. Ashish Kacholia is a well-regarded name in the Indian stock market.
3. Marcellus Investment Managers: Founded by Saurabh Mukherjea, Marcellus focuses on long-term investments in high-quality companies. They are known for their strict research-driven investment approach and focus on companies with clean balance sheets and strong governance.
4. Kedia Securities: Associated with ace investor Vijay Kedia, this firm is known for investing in undervalued companies and following a “buy and hold” strategy. Vijay Kedia is a veteran in the stock market with a track record of finding multi-bagger stocks.
5. 2Point2 Capital: Co-founded by Vikas Khemani, Amit Mantri, and others, 2Point2 Capital focuses on managing equity portfolios with a strong emphasis on in-depth research and risk management. They have gained a solid reputation for their long-term investment approach.

These firms and individuals have significant influence in India’s investment landscape, particularly for their stock-picking abilities and focus on long-term wealth creation.

Sageone is managed by samit vartak who is know for picking multibagger stocks. You can listen him and learn from from him. Check once sageone pms scheme returns.

yes so far.

Yes I did not mean that it never happened before. Apologies if that was how it came across. It did happen in the mentioned period as well once before (In fact, long ago it even had a 20% limit) but post that again it was trading at 2% circuit limits and today it is back at 5, after a couple months, for the first day, I meant.

Who will pay for this facility? Same card issuers ?