Dear Hitesh ji,
Thank you for your valuable insights.
I have come across information from various sources indicating that market cap and the size of the opportunity are critical factors in identifying multibagger stocks. According to the Motilal Oswal study, it suggests that stocks achieving 100X returns typically have a initial market cap ranging between 500 and 1000 Crores.
I am curious about the role of market size in determining multibaggers. For example, Chola Investment, with a market cap of 1 lac crores, aims to expand its loan book tenfold over the next decade which may result in multifold returns. Given the significant market opportunity in the NBFC sector, how does the company’s large market cap impact its potential for achieving multibagger status? (I am not asking company specific inputs however, to understand the bearing of market cap on future return, I cited this example)
If initial market cap is indeed crucial for achieving multibagger returns, what would be the ideal range to target for investment?
Furthermore, I would greatly appreciate your insights on which sectors or industries you believe the next multibagger opportunities will emerge from. Your perspective would be highly valuable to us.
Thank you for your insights.
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