Dipan Mehta of Axis Equity has given careful thought to the strategy that investors should adopt while buying mid-cap stocks. Using his immense experience, he has created a check-list to ensure that investors do not buy dud stocks. He has also identified the best stocks to buy in 2014
Basant Maheshwari is a wily stock picker. He has proved again that his strategy of buying well-performing companies, irrespective of their high PE ratio, is a winning one
Apollo Tyres’ shareholders were walking around with a dazed look on their faces. They were shell-shocked that their favourite stock Apollo Tyres had today lost 25% of its value in just one trading session
Nirmal Bang Securities has gained a formidable reputation as stock pickers after their 2012 portfolio gave splendid returns of 37%. In their stock ideas for 2013, Nirmal Bang has stuck to the winning formula of investing only in top-quality large-cap and mid-cap stocks. This model portfolio also looks set to register huge gains Large Cap […]
Angel Securities has identified 12 beaten down smallcap stocks that are showing signs of recovery following the recent rally in the stock market. As the economy starts to show signs of reversal, these small cap stocks are likely to outperform as they have been disproportionately hammered both fundamentally and from a stock price perspective in this prolonged economic downturn, says Angel
CLSA has identified 5 Mid-Cap stocks that investors should buy now. Mid-cap stocks have underperformed the large cap stocks by 3.3 per cent since the beginning of August. The CNX Midcap forward PE discount has narrowed to 13 per cent, which is below its long-term average of 20 per cent
Bank of America Merrill Lynch have released their Model Portfolio & Top Stock Buys
UBS has screened 150-200 stocks on fundamental/ valuation parameters, met companies and then shortlisted the best stocks for this model portfolio
We are always on the lookout for good companies with a strong growth track record and potential and whose shares are available at attractive valuations. The best case scenario is to find mid-caps which are trading at low valuations or in single-digit price to earnings (PE) multiples on the basis of their trailing one-year earnings. Low valuations mean that the downside is protected while leaving huge scope for appreciation in the stock prices. The factors to look out in finding such good companies are the dividend track record, cash flow from operations, return ratios, management track record and the future prospects.
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