Four eminent stock wizards have homed in on a micro-cap which boasts of low debt, high RoE, market dominance and reasonable valuations. The stock will prosper due to the clash between Patanjali and the FMCG heavyweights is the confident prediction of Sharekhan
Swaminathan S Anklesaria Aiyar, an economist, has sent the bone-chilling warning that if Raghuram Rajan, the RBI Governor, is not given a second term, there will be draconian consequences. He warns that as much as 100 billion will flow out, stock markets will crash, currency markets will panic and India will be severely bruised
While Porinju Veliyath has confidently asserted that his favourite Pharma stock can give up to 100% gains in 2 years, Daljeet Kohli is cautious and has recommended a sell. Both stalwarts have given cogent reasons in support of their respective stands. Which one will be proved right?
Shankar Sharma has finally realized that there is no future in being a doomsday prophet. He has got down to the sensible task of recommending stocks to novice investors though his choice of stocks leaves much to be desired
Ridham Desai and Saurabh Mukherjea have taken diametrically opposite views on whether the future for stocks is rosy or not. The unending debate has got on the nerves of Vijay Kedia and Porinju Veliyath and both stalwarts have given a piece of their mind to the naysayers
Ramesh Damani says that he is not convinced that the micro-finance business model is a sound one. However, the markets are not paying any heed to his caution and are sending micro-finance stocks surging like rockets to new highs
One of Dolly Khanna’s fav stocks, which had been given up for dead after a “fat finger” crises threatened its existence, has been given a new lease of life by the valiant efforts of Porinju Veliyath
Daljeet Kohli has already pocketed gains in excess of 130% from his micro-cap specialty chemical stock. He now claims that the stock is poised to shower more gains on its lucky shareholders
Porinju Veliyath is laughing his way to the Bank as another of his favourite stocks surged today and tripped the upper circuit. The strategy of buying stocks with low expectations at cheap valuations appears to be working in Porinju’s favour for now
Rakesh Jhunjhunwala watches his favourite stocks like a hawk. He knows every little nuance in the accounts and demands answers to tough questions from the management. We need to learn from him and get our own act in order
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