Ramesh Damani once famously quipped that there are no failures in life, only learning experiences. The failure of a stock backed by clairvoyant investors like Dolly Khanna gives us a rare opportunity to learn what went wrong and how to avoid it in future
Porinju’s chilling warning that the purists are behaving like amateurs by confusing between “good stocks” and “good companies” and by buying so-called high-quality stocks at exorbitant valuations is coming true. The purists are now at a dead end, with nowhere to hide!
Prof Sanjay Bakshi’s favourite stock which supposedly has an “impenetrable moat” around it has fallen off the cliff. Worse, the Company is being likened to Satyam and questions are being raised about the existence of a huge amount of cash on its books. What is the way out for its beleaguered investors?
Daljeet Kohli has homed in on a micro-cap with high RoE and low P/E. He claims that the aggressive expansion undertaken by the micro-cap will lead to a “game changer” and deliver mega gains to its lucky shareholders
Porinju Veliyath has rained fire and brimstone on all gurus who advise investors to buy “high quality stocks with a moat” at “high P/E”. He has contemptuously referred to these gurus as “big people, fancied guys” and trashed their advice as “the biggest trap”
Warren Buffett, the World’s greatest investor, became a Billionaire worth $61 Billion by following a secret technique for picking stocks. The sleuths at ET have cracked his code and identified 13 top-quality stocks that Warren would have bought had he been fishing in Indian waters
If you are looking for inspiration on how buying the right stocks at the right time can lead to mind-boggling riches, Ashish Kacholia’s magnificent portfolio of glittering multi-baggers will fill you with enthusiasm and vigour that you can also achieve such incredible success with a little bit of hard work and good luck
The writing is on the wall that the textile sector is the place to be in. Apart from several whiz-kid investors who have already commandeered large chunks of textile stocks, even tech baron Narayana Murthy has decided that there is enormous scope for profit in the sector
It is intriguing that while one ace stock wizard of impeccable credentials sees no merit in a stock and dumps it, another of equally impeccable credentials sees much merit in it and buys it aggressively. We need to understand why there is such difference in the thought process of the two stalwarts and what our own decision should be
Prof Sanjay Bakshi’s all-time favourite stock has been pummeled out of shape owing to temporary concerns. However, given the top-quality pedigree of the stock, this is the golden opportunity for us to load up say two renowned experts
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