Ramesh Damani once famously quipped that there are no failures in life, only learning experiences. The failure of a stock backed by clairvoyant investors like Dolly Khanna gives us a rare opportunity to learn what went wrong and how to avoid it in future
Ramesh Damani has staged a shocking somersault by declaring that he does not like Banking stocks. With this, he has joined ranks with other elite stock pickers like Dolly Khanna, Vijay Kedia, Ashish Kacholia, Porinju Veliyath & Prof Sanjay Bakshi, all of whom have consciously stayed away from Bank stocks
Motilal Oswal, the founder of MOFSL, has recommended five large-cap stocks and five small-cap stocks which he believes have the potential to give multi-bagger gains and create huge wealth for their shareholders
The mystery as to why Ashish Kacholia and Nirmal Bang pumped in large sums of money in aggressively buying an unknown micro-cap stock is solved by the expert analysis of Prakash Diwan of Altamount Capital. Prakash Diwan has explained the fundamentals of the stock and opined that it is destined to give mega gains
Daljeet Kohli has homed in on a micro-cap with high RoE and low P/E. He claims that the aggressive expansion undertaken by the micro-cap will lead to a “game changer” and deliver mega gains to its lucky shareholders
Ian Cassel, the founder of Micro Cap Club, has offered valuable guidance on how we can find unknown micro-cap stocks that have the potential to become huge multi-baggers and generate enormous wealth. He has explained the theory with reference to real-life case studies of micro-cap stocks that have in fact become mega-baggers
When three ace stock pickers with impeccable credentials independently declare a buy on a stock, it means that there is something special in the stock. We need to quickly come to grips with the stock and see if there are some bucks in it for us
The aggressive buying by Ashish Kacholia & Nirmal Bang of a micro-cap specialty chemical stock has sent alarm bells clanging that a new multi-bagger stock has been discovered
If you have ever wondered how savvy investors always steal a march over novice investors, it is because of their incredible ability to look beyond the present and foresee future events. Vijay Kedia has given us a glimpse of his brilliant investing mind by analyzing what NAMO’s electoral debacle means and how we can profit from it
A stock aptly described by Brahmal Vasudevan and Anand Narayan as “an exceptional co experiencing a phenomenal growth rate” has given magnificent gains in the short-term and looks good for more gains in the future
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