The next time you learn that “Rakesh Jhunjhunwala” is buying a stock, don’t jump in on the assumption it is the Badshah of Dalal Street who is doing the buying. It could be his namesakes doing the trade and it could well be a scam to lure you in. The punters learnt this lesson the hard way today
After the tragic and untimely demise of veteran stock picker, Parag Parikh, there was concern about the fate of PPFAS Mutual Fund. However, the Fund is doing well under the able stewardship of Rajeev Thakkar and is also on a shopping spree
Basant Maheshwari has been the subject of sustained criticism from disgruntled investors for the loss caused to them from the alleged failure of his stock pick. While Basant is maintaining a dignified silence in the matter, his fans are not taking it lying down. Instead, they have launched a spirited counter-attack to defend Basant and highlight his achievements
Daljeet Kohli has put the spotlight on ten top-quality stocks which he says ought to be bought now post Q4FY15 results
Porinju Veliyath’s favourite micro-cap stock has already given mind-blowing multi-bagger returns. However, he sees more gains flowing from the stock and so has bought another truckload of it
Billionaire MAM Ramaswamy is locked in a no-holds-barred conflict with his adopted son, MAMR Muthiah, over control of the billion-dollar Chettinad Empire. The son is presently thwarting the attempt of the octogenarian to wrest control. Who will win?
Stock wizards Prashant Jain & S. Naren have cleared the misconception that stocks are too expensive at present. They explain why stocks are reasonably valued and urge investors to buy truckloads of stocks of top-quality companies with a long-term perspective
If you are wondering whether to dip your toes into Nestle India to take advantage of the crises that it is presently undergoing, you have to heed the advice offered by stalwarts Basant Maheshwari and Prof. Sanjay Bakshi
Vikas Sethi of Sethi Finmart has identified two stocks which he believes are a good buy at their present valuations
Imagine buying a stock in the morning and finding its value down 80% by the afternoon owing to an adjustment due to demerger. You are not entitled to the benefits of the demerger and are saddled with the huge loss. This is the sorry fate that investors in Adani Enterprises had to face yesterday. Will SEBI bail them out?
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