P. N. Vijay’s stock pick Zylog Systems soared to a 52 week high of Rs. 340 and a 52 week low of Rs. 120, all within the space of a few weeks. P. N. Vijay is also the “financial adviser” of the company. Is it a case of a classic “Pump & Dump” story? It has been a nightmarish session for Zylog’s beleaguered investors who are left holding the can
Rakesh Jhunjhunwala‘s stock pick Delta Corp plunged 20% in a week and 32% in a month on account of poor results. We check to see what caused this debacle
Sanjoy Bhattacharyya, who made his millions from the stock market, has identified 5 stocks which he claims are a “compelling investment opportunity” owing to their strong fundamentals, high ROE, pricing power & cheap valuations
Rakesh Jhunjhunwala can be trusted to give hard-hitting and sensible stock investment advice just when his disciples are feeling lost & bewildered at the downfall in the market
When Shankar Sharma, who usually has a pessimistic view of the markets, identifies stocks and says they offer “terrific value”, it is time to sit up and take notice. We put Shankar Sharma‘s stock recommendations through the grinder and call his bluff!
Rakesh Jhunjhunwala‘s portfolio has been plundered of Rs. 400 crores by the rampaging Bears. Yet, the Oracle of Mumbai keeps his cool and shows why one should sit tight on the crown jewels & not run around panic-stricken
Rakesh Jhunjhunwala‘s stock portfolio & holdings have the largest number of multibaggers that an investment portfolio can have. We make the astonishing discovery that if an investor had simply bought the shares that Rakesh Jhunjhunwala had bought, even after the public announcement of Rakesh Jhunjhunwala‘s purchase was made, the investor would have made a fortune
Hong Kong is home to several billion dollar mega corporations that are several times the size of the largest Indian corporations. The advantage of investing in such mega corporations is that they are not unduly affected by exposures to one geographic location. For example, McDonald, Coke & Pepsi were relatively unaffected by the US slowdown because they had substantial investments in other countries. Likewise, HSBC Holdings plc and Hang Seng Bank Ltd have substatial exposure to other territories.
If you are an investor like us, you are not bothered about whether the markets are at an uptrend or at a downtrend. You are not bothered about short-term volatility. What you really want is to identify a blue chip company with excellent growth prospects, sound management and reasonable valued. Once you have these companies in your sights, all you have to do is use market volatility to your advantage. Every time the markets crash, you add these large cap blue chips to your portfolio and sit tight – confident that these blue chips will secure you a compounded annual growth rate (CAGR) of at least 25%
You gave into your instincts at the market downturn and sold off your shares – what does that teach you? That a knee-jerk reaction to a market collapse is never the solution. Never again should you give into the urge to pull money out of the stock market and put in low-risk investments. Remember low risk means low yield. Instead you can balance the risk of equities by having a balanced portfolio.
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