Porinju Veliyath is famous for his skirmishes with unscrupulous promoters. He has now targeted the promoters of one of his all-time favourite stocks and slammed them for displaying a “shady attitude” and “tormenting minority investors“. He has also alleged that the lenders may be party to a “conspiracy to loot shareholders“
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
In a bizarre turn of events, an alleged “chor” promoter who was accused by Porinju Veliyath of “daylight robbery” has launched a counter-offensive and accused Porinju of “spreading rumors“. SEBI has been requested to issue a gag order against Porinju
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
The PMS Funds of Porinju Veliyath & Basant Maheshwari are hapless victims in the deadly onslaught by the Bears. They are bleeding profusely. When will the good times return?
Porinju Veliyath has alleged that a chor promoter played fraud with investors & caused them colossal losses. He has vowed to bring the promoters to book and make them pay
Porinju Veliyath has already pocketed massive 10-Bagger (1000%) gain from a high-quality infra stock. However, the stock has much more upside left is the confident opinion of leading experts
Porinju Veliyath’s PMS crumpled from giving an impressive return of 45% CAGR over 5 years to being the worst performer in the last 5 months. He has explained the reasons for the debacle and how he seeks to remedy the situation
Porinju Veliyath’s appetite for so-called “chor” companies has not abated. Instead, he has bought more of his favourite micro-cap “chor” stock because it is on the verge of a turnaround and may blossom into a multibagger
Porinju Veliyath has ruefully conceded that his strategy of betting big on “improving corporate governance in a structurally changing Indian economy” has backfired. However, he has assured that this is a temporary phase and it is too early to write it off
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