Credit Suisse believes that the time is ripe to buy top-quality mid-cap stocks that are relatively undervalued. It has identified 10 midcap stocks that are leaders in their sectors and occupy a dominant position. These stocks are expected to be re-rated because of the overall growth in the sector, rising market share and rising margins
P. N. Vijay recommended Kajaria Ceramics when it was Rs. 98. Today, at Rs. 256, Credit Suisse calls it a good buy. If you believe Credit Suisse, there is a 40% upside left in Kajaria Ceramics and so its not too late for you to dive in
TBZ rightly deserves the honour of being called a rocket multibagger stock with gains in excess of 200% in just 3 months. But what has caused these explosive gains and is there any juice left for latecomers?
Sharekhan can be expected to know a thing or two about stocks. They have prepared a Model Portfolio that has a judicious mix of the most promising large cap stocks and mid-cap stocks. The stocks are dispersed across various sectors. The Model Portfolio balances growth with stability and can be expected to give good returns in the near future
Microsec, which has an excellent track record of stock picks, has released its list of 9 stocks in the small and mid cap space which have the potential to give good returns
Bajaj Finance is already a fantastic multibagger. Rs. 1 lakh invested in Bajaj Finance on 1.1.2002 at the then prevailing price of Rs. 33 is worth Rs. 31 lakhs today, giving a return of 3100%
Ambit has conducted a detailed survey of the FMCG and consumption stocks and identified the stocks that deserve to be bought and those that deserve to be sold
TTK Prestige Stock is a play on the consumption theme with plenty of steam left says Cholamandalam Securities
In an interview with ET Now, Bhavin Shah, CEO, Equirus Securities, identified Hexaware as his multibagger stock pick on account of its high dividend yield, large deal pipeline and potential to give 20% return. Let’s look at his analysis:
We look at 5 Multibagger stocks whose business model is as robust today as it was 10 years ago. Will these stocks give the same return 10 years hence that they did 10 years ago?
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