Ramesh Damani, Ashish Kacholia & Mukul Agrawal are bullish about Goldiam International. Promoters hold 66.39%. Balance sheet is strong. Co is debt free, profit growth is consistent 30.2% CAGR over FY17-22. Return ratios are robust. Dividend payout is 53.8% of PAT
Divis was a great multibagger in the yesteryears. However, it is now in the doldrums. What is ailing the stock & what are its future prospects? Experts have done a SWOT analysis & opined that the stock is a great buy now
Hiren Ved has revealed that he is very bullish about the Electric Vehicles sector. The sector is presently in transition and a massive global capex cycle is on in its various ancillaries such as batteries, assembly lines etc
Today, after several days on unrelenting bullishness, the Bank Nifty and Nifty nosedived 550 points and 245 points respectively. Many traders who were carrying aggressive bullish positions were left bruised and bloodied
Ashish Kacholia & Sunil Singhania have joined hands in PSP Projects. Promoters hold 70%. The 5-year growth rate is 34% revenue from operations, 31% EBITDA & 31% PAT. Debt-Equity is low at 0.15x. Order Book is 5081 Cr
Algo trading is a must if one wants to deal with large volumes & take advantage of rapid & small movements in the price of a stock or Index. A 43 year old trader has built a fortune of $6 billion in 7 years through Algo trading. We also have to learn the ropes of algo trading
Sunil Singhania’s Abakkus Fund is very confident about Stylam Industries & has increased stake in it. Nikhil Vora’s Sixth Sense & Mukul Agrawal are other notable investors in the Co. The Co has a RoE of 21.36 & is one of the fastest growing companies in the high-quality decorative laminates and allied products industry
Ashish Kacholia’s latest small-cap stock pick Likhitha Infra is engaged in a business with high entry barriers & high profit margins. It has an asset-light model & a strong track record. The Co has 74% promoter holding & is Debt-free
The latest Motilal Oswal Wealth Creation Study points out that consistent companies, even from volatile sectors, have created enormous wealth of as much as 45% CAGR over 15 years while the Nifty gave only 9% CAGR. The precise methodology for identifying such companies & sectors is explained in detail
Saurabh Mukherjea’s Team Marcellus has conducted a review of the last four years of CCP returns which highlights the consistency of performance across investee companies. Almost all constituent stocks compounded their share prices at 15-30% annually, leading to an average return of 18.6% CAGR for the entire portfolio
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