Despite this being such a great multi bagger story, why this stock is still not covered by any analyst or research house yet or I am missing something.

Chirag, Do not hold the stock merely because its cost of purchase is nil. Ask yourself whether every stock you hold can give you 20-25%+ annual returns or not? If answer is no then it is better to sell it and consolidate your portfolio.

@NikhilJain

No Nikhil don't mind at all

your views are very much invited. I will work on your suggestions.

Infact what I did earlier was Reliance group was forming 25% of my portfolio in 2003-07 bull run and the same ruined my portfolio after that. So I cleaned whole Reliance group and all the PSU's companies,JP group etc and now retained this stocks which I brought from my own studies and some added after getting in touch of this magnificent forum.

It seems that the market is valuing Gruh more like A FMCG than a HFC because of its high ROE and div. Payout ratio. But htere are 2 points to be noted here 1. In past Gruh has grown faster than FMCG cos.
in future also it is likely to grow faster than them despite all the concerns in view of the huge potential.
2. FMCG cos. don't have to deal with NPA problem but GRUH has to. But here also the past record
comes into the picture and in future also the position is unlikely to change given the quality of Management
and its parent HDFC. No doubt, market is giving GRUH high P/E and P/BV.

KRISHAN

Chirag, considering that you do not mind me advising, I can provide couple of pointers. Those shall help you trim down number of companies in your portfolio.

Consider all those stocks listed in your portfolio as a watchlist. Then, assign each of them points/ratings for MOS (margin of safety) at CMP and Growth potential.

Once this is done, you'll be able to organize your stocks by high scoring to low scoring. Then you can take your top picks and remove the rest without emotion.