Though old-school investors of the proven caliber of Rakesh Jhunjhunwala, Prem Watsa, Samir Arora and others offered sensible advice, new-age investors behaved like drunken sailors and poured billions of dollars into dubious e-com ventures run by college dropouts. Now, these ventures are proving to be bottomless pits and the investors are wailing over their losses
Amar Ambani of IIFL has evaluated the Q2FY16 performance of several stocks and given buy/ sell recommendations with price targets
Amar Ambani of IIFL has evaluated the Q2FY16 performance of several stocks and given buy/ sell recommendations with price targets
Warren Buffett made a massive fortune of $62 Billion from the simple process of buying “wonderful” companies and sticking with them for long periods of time. There is much that we can learn from this investing legend
A congregation of big-ticket and super-savvy investors in a stock is usually a sure-fire indicator that mega gains are in the offing. Though the stock is already a mega-bagger, it is still quoting at a reasonable P/E. We need keep a hawk eye on the developments
Manish Bhandari’s Vallum Capital has earned 113% in FY 2014-15 and 45% CAGR since October 2011. He has revealed his investment strategy and hinted at the stocks that have contributed to this impressive performance
Prof Sanjay Bakshi’s favourite e-com stock surged 20% today on the back of aggressive buying by savvy investors. It looks like the stock is preparing to reclaim its past glory. We need to prepare to get aboard the gravy train if we are not already on it
Nalanda Capital’s latest stock pick is a high-quality company which has already attracted super-savvy investors to it. The stock is currently out of favour amongst the masses owing to the headwinds in the economy. However, thanks to NAMO’s emphasis on “Make for India“, the stock is expected to recover lost ground and surge according to experts
Super-ace investors like Rakesh Jhunjhunwala, Radhakishan Damani and Ramesh Damani have pumped in large sums of money into a FMCG stock. We have the rare chance of partnering these wizards and raking in mega bucks of our own
Prof Sanjay Bakshi, the authority on value investing, has propounded the startling theory that an aversion for loss can turn a conservative person into a gambler. The Prof explains that this paradoxical situation occurs because we lose sight of the distinction between “loss aversion” and “risk aversion”. In seeking to avoid “loss”, we miss out on great investment opportunities and also expose ourselves to risk says the Prof
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