Leading experts have sent the clarion call that there is a massive opportunity brewing in the specialty chemical space and that early birds stand to make large sums of money. The experts have also short-listed the stocks that are likely to be the big gainers
It is a no-brainer that when stock wizards of the proven caliber of Ashish Kacholia & Rahul Saraogi declare confidence in a micro-cap stock, mega gains will effortlessly flow and fill the coffers of its lucky shareholders. This thesis has been proved time and again and is playing out again as per script
Rahul Saraogi is the classic “Ben Graham” sort of investor, looking for top-quality companies which have “deep value” and are quoting at bargain-basement prices. His latest stock pick has all these attributes. Despite an adverse business environment, it has outperformed all of its peers
A small-cap stock picked by Rahul Saraogi & Ashish Kacholia has given magnificent YoY gains of 175%. If you missed out on the bonanza, you don’t have to despair because HDFC Sec claims that the “game is yet to begin” for the stock
When two ace investors with a proven track record home in on a stock and buy aggressively, we cannot stand dumbstruck and gape at them. Instead, we need to shed our inhibitions, accept that the wizards know more than us and join them in the party. That way, we have a chance of pocketing a couple of bucks of our own
If you are looking for the ideal ‘no-brainer’ stock, which is the perfect mix of “value” and “growth”, you have to find a stock backed by Rahul Saraogi and Ashish Kacholia. There is in fact one such stock and it has predictably given investors huge returns. The stock looks good for more returns in the future as well
When Rahul Saraogi of Atyant Capital and Ashish Kacholia are bullish on a stock, you can be sure that gains are in the offing
When two ace investors, Rahul Saraogi and Ashish Kacholia, show confidence in a stock and buy truckloads of it, we need to stay on red alert because it is certain that good things will happen soon to the stock
Rahul Saraogi’s analysis of how and why he picked a stock which is/ was in the doldrums gives us an opportunity to understand how value investing works
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