Bharat Shah, the doyen amongst value investors, has advised that we should never approach a stock with a multibagger mindset. This is arrogance and will lead to our ruin. Instead, he has explained the proper technique we should use to snare these stocks
Saurabh Mukherjea has recommended that we buy stocks which have a competitive advantage moat and are monopoly franchises. He has cherry-picked a few such stocks. The stocks have clean accounting and clean governance and are already fabulous multibaggers with potential to give 6x gains in future
Ramesh Damani has advised that PSU stocks are now ripe for the picking. He has opined that their cheap P/E valuations and high dividend yield offers margin of safety while the ongoing disinvestment is likely to catapult them into multibagger territory
Stock Wizard Manish Chokhani has opined that the valuations at which some stocks are quoting is a “travesty”. He has advised that we take advantage of the anomaly and grab these stocks ASAP
Shankar Sharma has claimed that his choice of stocks was so impeccable that the Bears were unable to damage his portfolio and it has outperformed. He has offered suggestions on how we can also improve our investing practices so as to emerge winners
Porinju Veliyath has brought to an end his spectacular saga with Chor stocks. While he won small battles, the Chors won the War. Porinju has now conceded defeat and vowed to never cross the paths of the Chors again
Saurabh Mukherjea has homed in on a stock which has all the virtues of a multibagger. It has blue-chip MNC pedigree, with high RoE, debt-free status and surplus cash of Rs. 16 Billion. The Company is also dominant in the market place and will benefit from the recent tax rate cuts
While investors are cheering the widespread adoption of zero-brokerage, Nithin Kamath, the pioneer of the model in India, has sent the chilling warning that it will spell doom for the entire sector and lead to disaster for all concerned
Zerodha’s Nithin Kamath has stormed the Hurun’s Rich List, the ultimate bastion of Billionaires, and made all of us in Dalal Street proud. He has amassed a mind-boggling net worth of Rs. 6,600 Crore. However, Zerodha’s competitors are wilting under pressure and are preparing to wind up operations
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
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