Daljeet Kohli has received a pat on the back from the most unexpected quarter. His “classic turnaround” stock has met with approval from none other than Dolly Khanna, our favourite stock wizard. Now, we have to brace ourselves for the shower of mega gains from the stock
Neha Majithia’s confident “High Conviction – Strong Buy” call has yielded an incredible 89% return in less than a year. Now that the redoubtable Dolly Khanna has climbed onto the bandwagon, only the sky is the limit for this lucky stock
Dolly Khanna’s latest stock pick is a top-performer with a visionary management and a high dividend yield. The stock has also attracted the interest of ace investors, Anil Kumar Goel and Kenneth Andrade
All ace stock pickers are making a beeline for NAMO’s stocks because they have realized that mega bucks are lying in wait there. We also need to stake our claim to these stocks before it is too late
It is a common belief that ace investors prefer a concentrated portfolio on the basis that they “know what they are buying”. However, the reality appears to be different if you go by the portfolios of Dolly Khanna, Vijay Kedia and Ashish Kacholia
If you are feeling upset over the fact that you sold off your multibagger stock too early, you can take solace from the fact that even a super-savvy investor like Prof Sanjay Bakshi has fallen victim to the premature sale syndrome and lost out on incredible 33x gains
Dolly Khanna’s latest micro-cap stock pick is up a fabulous 68% in the past three months. Its ambitious expansion plans are slowly but steadily attracting attention of savvy investors
Forbes India has put the spotlight on eighteen of the best stock pickers in the Country. Their story of success is an inspiration to us
Hawkins Cookers has exposed the perils of investing in high P/E stocks supposedly growing at a high growth rate. If the growth stalls and the dividend payout is slashed, there is nowhere for investors to hide
Savvy Investors normally get their stock picks right and are able to bask in great riches. However, occasionally some bets go wrong and the savvies get caught on the wrong foot
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