Mutual Fund managers are taking home massive salaries despite the poor performance of their schemes. However, there is also a wide disparity in the salary levels. While some fund managers are pocketing a massive fortune owing to their celebrity status, some are barely eking out a living
Amar Ambani of IIFL has recommended an express stock idea and also evaluated the Q4FY16 performance of several stocks and given buy/ sell recommendations with price targets
CNBC TV18 has done the sensible thing of putting the spotlight on fundamentally strong companies. Such stocks not only protect the capital but are also capable of producing stunning returns. In the 7 month period since inception, the Model Portfolio has heavily out-performed the Nifty and also several well-known mutual fund schemes
HDFC Securities has prepared a list of top-quality companies which offer a dividend yield of up to 8.5%
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
Basant Maheshwari is beaming with joy because the stocks that he boldly declared to be a “blind buy” are surging thanks to the incentives offered by NAMO in the Budget. Experts say that there is more upside to these stocks
Prashant Jain, the whiz-kid fund manager of HDFC Mutual Fund, who is under fire for the under-performance of his funds, has candidly admitted that he is under a “lot of pressure”. He has, however, defended his stock picks, on the basis that he is “ahead of the market cycle”. He claims that the cycle is about to turn and that his old-economy warhorse stocks will soon be back in demand and that this will lead to heavy out-performance of his funds
HDFC Securities has issued a report in which stocks with a high dividend yield ranging from 3% to 13.5% have been identified for investment purposes
Average Raju investors like you and me usually hold whiz-kid investors in awe. We believe that their stock picking skills are far superior to ours and that is how they get to manage billions of dollars. However, the reality is that novice investors are better than, and have an edge over, their whiz-kid counterparts say experts
The stock market is like a jungle where you either perform or perish. Given the high stakes involved, the tolerance for non-performance is limited. Fund manager Prashant Jain has his back to the wall because his major contrarian bets have backfired and his schemes are under-performing. Investors are getting restless. Will he be able to turn the fortunes of the Fund around before it is too late?
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