I liked this point.
In fact, I am doing research on finding secular growth companies for investments. I believe that, in long term, downside can be protected to some extent if one can identify secular growth in sales and profits and EPS all.
Many times, earlier secular growth story may turn non-secular and that impacts stock price on a larger scale than secular growth story.
Stocks which do not demonstrate secular growth in sales and profits, often have deep corrections from time to time. Slow growth is also sometimes acceptable but negative growth in sales and profits generally creates more deep corrections.
This point is not applicable to Kaveri Seeds but a generic point which I am mentioning here.
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