Ramesh Damani has advised that we should steer clear of expensive “glamour” stocks and instead buy “bombed out” mid-cap stocks. He has emphasized that these stocks have good corporate governance, good visibility and good earnings and offer great value to investors
Sridhar Sivaram of Enam Holdings has described the present crisis in the stock markets as an “outstanding buying opportunity“. He has also revealed the sectors that we should focus on in order to make the most of the opportunity and rake in massive gains
Vijay Kedia, who has the stellar reputation of having discovered 30 100-bagger stocks in the course of his illustrious investing career, has sent the clarion call that we should all now rush to Dalal Street and scoop up potential multibagger stocks at bargain basement prices
The Pundits of Dalal Street have opined that the Union Budget is likely to shower goodies as a precursor to make India a $5 Trillion economy. They have identified top 10 stocks which offer us the most bang for the buck and are ripe for a buy now
A phalanx of ten top stock pickers has recommended ten top-quality stocks for us to buy now. These are ideal “buy and forget” stocks which will effortlessly compound our wealth over the next 10 years and longer
Saurabh Mukherjea has homed in on four top-quality stocks which he assures will make us “tons of money” if we invest in them. It is obvious that we cannot disregard his advice but have to act on it ASAP
The extreme volatility arising from the election results gave astute traders a golden opportunity to rake in massive gains. However, investors cut a sorry face as usual because all of their gains were snatched away at the EOD
NAMO’s first term has delivered stupendous returns to investors in Dalal Street. His second term is expected to be better. We have to be ready to reap the prosperity by loading our portfolios with the best stocks
Now that NAMO’s reign for the second term is more or less certain, we need to apply our minds on who the Next Finance Minister should be. Basant Maheshwari is, as usual, ahead of the curve and has made an impeccable recommendation for the post
Porinju Veliyath was badly outwitted by an alleged Chor Promoter and lost a colossal sum of money. He vowed to make the chor promoter pay for his misdeeds and is doing so now with the aid of SEBI
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