Porinju Veliyath has had the last laugh as his portfolio has generated an awesome return of 42% in FY 2016-17. He has explained how he achieved this inspiring result and has also recommended several potential multibagger stocks for us to buy in FY 2017-18
Porinju Veliyath’s stars are on the ascent. Not only are his stock picks surging to new heights, but he has also received recognition from influential quarters. We can no longer afford to ignore his stock recommendations
Porinju Veliyath has made yet another of his bullish predictions and asserted that the Nifty will surge to 12-13,000. He has also recommended that investors buy high-quality mid-cap stocks which have the potential to become magnificent multibaggers
Porinju Veliyath has once again come to the rescue of novice investors by handing over 13 potential multibagger stocks on a platter. The stocks are of high quality and are likely to sparkle in our portfolio
Porinju Veliyath has hand-picked ten top-quality stocks which he believes have been unfairly punished in the demonetization crash. He has assured that these stocks will not only weather the crises of demonetization but also give mega gains to investors
The returns from Equity Intelligence, Porinju Veliyath’s PMS, has dipped sharply in FY 2015-16 in comparison to the returns for earlier years. We need to explore the reasons for this grim state of affairs
Daljeet Kohli Of IndiaNivesh has recommended four high-conviction stock picks of which two are large-caps and two are mid-caps
Three top-quality mid-cap stocks have been recommended for investment by leading brokerages
Investors have always had the lurking suspicion that some unscrupulous analysts may be indulging in the nefarious practice of pump n’ dump. This is now proved true in investigations carried out by the SEC. The shocking aspect is that even highly reputed research houses are party to this
Daljeet Kohli’s superior stock selection has bailed him out. Not only has his Model Portfolio survived the carnage but it has become a shining beacon of out-performance
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