Billionaire Satpal Khattar has bought a big chunk of a high-quality micro-cap stock. Mudar Patherya has analyzed the stock and recommended a buy on the premise that it is at the “cusp of big opportunities” and will deliver multibagger gains in the near future
Shyam Sekhar and Anil Kumar Goel, both noted value investors, have homed in on a micro-cap stock which is said to be the “next Garware-Wall Ropes”. We have to keep a red alert and decide whether we should join the luminaries
Mohnish Pabrai has recommended three high-quality stocks for us to invest in. He has assured that the stocks are not only safe as a house but have the potential to fill our portfolios with multibagger gains
Raamdeo Agrawal, who has amassed a net worth of Rs. 1300 crore, has not only explained the theoretical aspects of finding multibagger stocks but has also cherry-picked five stocks to get us started on the wealth-creation journey
Sharekhan’s recommendations for Diwali 2016 have yielded a magnificent gain of 42%. They have assured that the recommendations for 2017 will yield similar mega returns
Mutual Funds held a treasure trove of a stock which is a high-conviction pick of Dolly Khanna and Mohnish Pabrai. Unfortunately, they sold their holding prematurely and have lost huge multibagger gains which were handed over on a platter
Sharekhan’s model portfolio of blue-chip stocks has outperformed most mutual funds with a spectacular 34% YoY and 46% YTD gain. The superb selection of stocks is likely to shower more gains in the foreseeable future
Ajay Srivastava of Dimensions Consulting has opined that the newly listed Aditya Birla Capital is a Blue Chip stock that every investor must have in his or her portfolio. His reasoning is quite convincing and we have to act on it
A group of elite ace investors has been covertly pocketing big stakes in a top-quality micro-cap stock with the potential to shower multibagger gains. We need to immediately rush in and grab our own quota of the stock before the hoi polloi wakes up and lays siege on the counter
Prof Sanjay Bakshi & Sanjoy Bhattacharyya, both eminent value investing dons, have loaded up on a small-cap stock on the basis that it has huge scalability, strong return ratios and free cash generation. However, the consistent poor results coupled with rumours of financial impropriety have sparked fear amongst novice investors that the stock may be a ‘house of cards’
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