Mohnish Pabrai has issued the clarion call that the low rate of mortgage penetration in India coupled with high demand for housing makes HFC stocks a no-brainer investment. Mohnish’s theory is in line with the theory advocated by other experts and we have to act on it ASAP
CLSA, the elite international brokerage, has sent the clarion call that the housing sector is at a “tipping point” and that it is the Indian economy’s “next big growth driver”. It is imperative that we act on this advice and load our portfolios with housing finance stocks without any further delay
The troika of Dolly Khanna, Vijay Kedia and Basant Maheshwari has united in declaring confidence in a sector which is slated to become the “next market leader”. We need to take immediate proactive steps to aggressively buy these stocks when they are still at throwaway valuations if we aspire to have multibagger gains in our own portfolios
Daljeet Kohli has recommended a buy of two housing finance companies which are each the favourite of eminent stock wizards, Mohnish Pabrai and Vijay Kedia
Daljeet Kohli has pocketed hefty gains of up to 110% from his favourite stocks. As some of these stocks have run up sharply in a short period of time, Daljeet has got jittery and put them in the cooler. At the same time, he has recommended a buy of a top-quality hosuing finance stock which he claims has more upside to offer to its lucky shareholders
Mohnish Pabrai has built an enormous fortune for himself by buying so-called “safe” stocks which are on a high growth trajectory. These stocks are protected from the downside even while the upside is unlimited. Daljeet Kohli has carefully dissected one such stock and explained its’ potential and also recommended a buy
Samir Arora has launched a no-holds-barred attack against Mohnish Pabrai for the latter’s “pathetic & random excuse” for not investing in Indian stocks earlier
Basant Maheshwari has advised investors to take advantage of the correction in the stock market to tuck into top-quality housing finance companies. He claims that these companies enjoy long periods of earnings visibility and will enrich investors in the long-term
Prof. Sanjay Bakshi, a stickler for principles, has come clean on why is allergic to bank stocks
All savvy investors are making a bee-line for stocks of housing finance companies on the basis that they will be the beneficiaries of dual factors of NAMO’s 100-cities push and the interest rate cuts. UBS has provided valuable guidance on why these stocks will shine
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