Mr Bhasin, gives more than 100 stock recommendations in a year and if you are in a bull market, by simple law of statistics, 30-40% of them end up doing very well which he takes complete credit for by prefacing his comments with “I told you so” or “I said this x or y months ago”.
What he doesn’t do and should do more often is to mention all his duds (and there are plenty of them) with statements such as “I misread the market” or “I made a mistake”. This will only make him seem more human and get him more respect and credibility.
As far as I’m concerned I’d have more conviction in prediction of a humble coin. It will be more right than Mr Bhasin and every time the coin is right it won’t gloat or self-congratulate itself on TV.
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