Mohnish Pabrai prides himself on being a “shameless cloner“. He has now been tempted by the rock bottom valuations of a high-quality NBFC stock which is one of the fav stocks of Rakesh Jhunjhunwala and sensibly made it part of his portfolio
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Jim Rogers Repents Missed Multibagger Gains But Still Makes Child-Like Excuses To Avoid Buying Stocks
The wheel has come full circle. Jim Rogers, who had once infamously trashed India and dumped stocks, has now gracefully expressed repentance at his decision. However, he does not appear to have learnt his lesson and is finding new excuses to avoid investing in Indian stocks. The Gurus have again tried to counsel him to see the big picture
Demonetisation Is A “Huge Positive” & “Best Case Scenario” For Buying Stocks: Kenneth Andrade
Kenneth Andrade, the whiz-kid stock picker, has confidently asserted that NAMO’s surgical strike of demonetization is a “huge positive” and that it is giving us the rare chance to scoop us top-quality stocks at bargain-basement prices. He has also given a hint of the sort of stocks that we should focus on
NAMO’s “Feku-Giri” & “Jhumla-Nomics” Are Responsible For Heavy Losses To Investors: SoGa, RaGa & MMS
The three musketeers of the Congress Party, Sonia Gandhi, Rahul Gandhi and Manmohan Singh, have launched a vicious attack on Prime Minister Narendra Modi and accused him of destroying the Indian economy and causing colossal losses to hapless investors. For once, NAMO’s Bhakts are on the back-foot and maintaining a deafening silence
Cleaning Toilets Is Wonderful But NAMO Has Done No Work For The Economy: Jim Rogers
Jim Rogers, the so-called trading guru, has launched another vituperative and provocative attack on NAMO claiming that the latter is good at getting “toilets cleaned” but little else. He warns that he is getting disillusioned and is contemplating selling his shares
Dear NAMO, Get Your Act In Order Soon. Or Else …
Akash Prakash, ace fund manager, has sent a clear warning that investors are “deeply disappointed” over the lack of reforms and the fiasco over the taxation of foreign investors. He makes it clear that “India is not the only game in town” and that if this sorry state of affairs continues, there will be an exodus of foreign investors from India
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