Coal India fully meets the requirement that master stock pickers like Rakesh Jhunjhunwala, Ramesh Damani & Ramdeo Agarwal look for in a stock. A “monoploy” business, unending demand for the product, excellent management, excellent financial position, good dividend payout and yield and reasonable valuations make Coal India a promising investment
The masters of stock investment from Rakesh Jhunjhunwala to Warren Buffett advocate buying shares with a high dividend yield because these give you excellent down-side protection. Inspired, We get you 5 high dividend yield stocks for your portfolio
Rakesh Jhunjhunwala‘s investment in Visaka Industries makes a lot of sense given its consistent growth rate, high book value, low PE, good dividend yield and a growing demand for its products
Though Visaka Industries reported poor Q1 FY 2011 results, it holds out promise owing to its consistent growth rate, high book value, low PE, good dividend yield and a growing demand for its products amongst the rural and semi-urban masses
There are five reasons to like Sasken Communications. The first is that Sasken‘s book value is high at Rs. 176 as compared to the CMP of Rs. 198. The second is that Sasken offers a dividend yield of about 3%. The third is that Sasken has a reasonable PE of about 7.43. The fourth is that Sasken has low debt. And the fifth and most important is that Sasken on a strong growth trajectory in the telecom sector. The risk-reward ratio is in favour of making an investment in Sasken Communications
Ramesh Damani, the Nawab of Dalal Street, has a magic mantra that is going to revolutionize your investment techniques. Ramesh Damani‘s mantra is so simple that you might laugh at it. But that’s the magic of the mantra – simple but highly effective
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.
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