Vinit Sambre of DSP BlackRock Micro Cap Fund has thrilled investors by generating an impressive 5-year CAGR of 25.5%. We need to decipher his investment modus operandi and peep into his list of favourite stocks so that we can also cash in on his expertise
Vijay Kedia’s favourite micro-cap stock is not only under the benign control of a blue-chip behemoth but it is exhibiting early signs that it is destined to become a powerhouse stock
Raamdeo Agrawal has revealed the closely guarded secret of how savvy investors find multibagger stocks. We need to listen with rapt attention and use the technique outlined by him to find multibagger stocks of our own
Franklin Templeton’s poor choice of stocks has left investors in its Private Equity Strategy Scheme in an impoverished state. The important lesson to be learnt from this gruesome episode is that smooth talking PMS Managers should never be trusted
The stock markets appear to be euphoric about NAMO’s budget if you go by the spectacular rally seen in the past two days. However, eminent pundits are skeptical and have sounded the caution that the economy is in a bad shape and that there is little in the Budget to revive it. They warn that there is more downside to the market
Tracking Dolly Khanna’s favourite stocks is a pleasurable activity because these stocks have the salutary habit of achieving the targets that are set for them. Religare has now jumped into the fray and set a target price which the stock looks eager to meet
RS Software is attracting savvy investors the way bees are attracted to honey. Vijay Aggarwal is the latest big-ticket investor to let his money do the talking. We need to pay attention and grab our share of the stock before it is too late
Sanghvi Movers, which faced the ignominy of being booted out of coverage by ICICIDirect, is back in the reckoning with stock wizard Prashant Jain’s vote of confidence
RBI Governer D. Subbarao has virtually promised to relax interest rates in January 2013. If you show a bit of foresight and courage & buy rate sensitive stocks now, you can make a bit of moolah when the interest rates ease. Otherwise, you will be left ruing your indecision
Stocks like that of Shree Ashtavinayak Cine Vision, with poor corporate governance and dubious promoter record, attract investors like bees are attracted to honey. In their lust to make a quick buck, investors turn a blind eye to all red flags and plunge in with their money. When the money evaporates into thin air, investors cry foul but who told them to play with fire?
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