Saurabh Mukherjea’s prediction that the Sensex would crash to a low of 22,000 had caused panic amongst novice investors and many dumped their stocks. Now that he has done a somersault, investors are feeling short-changed and are ruing the loss of mega bucks that would have otherwise effortlessly come into their pockets due to the raging rally
Mutual Fund managers are taking home massive salaries despite the poor performance of their schemes. However, there is also a wide disparity in the salary levels. While some fund managers are pocketing a massive fortune owing to their celebrity status, some are barely eking out a living
Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway & Parag Parikh’s PPFAS MF have pumped in large sums of money into a blue chip tech behemoth which appears to be sinking under its own weight. Are these stalwarts in a state of denial or do they know something that other investors do not?
Porinju Veliyath has made the startling disclosure that the funds under management in his PMS have soared to Rs. 330 crore. He has also revealed that the PMS has a concentrated portfolio of only 8 to 10 stocks and that the stocks are compounding at a mind-boggling CAGR of 33%
Porinju Veliyath has been aggressively buying the stock of Selan Exploration, the producer of crude oil. However, the recent blood-curdling prediction by Goldman Sachs that crude oil prices are likely to slump to a low of $20 per barrel on the back of a glut in production and a fall in demand has raised doubts about the veracity of Porinju’s bullishness for Selan Exploration
Ace value investors have burnt their fingers badly by focusing on the so-called dividend yield of Noida Toll Bridge and turning a blind eye to the sustainability of its business model
After the tragic and untimely demise of veteran stock picker, Parag Parikh, there was concern about the fate of PPFAS Mutual Fund. However, the Fund is doing well under the able stewardship of Rajeev Thakkar and is also on a shopping spree
Parag Parikh’s all-time favourite stock, Google Inc, is under-performing. Worse, the premise on which he bought the stock, namely, that it has an “impregnable moat”, may not be holding true as per experts
Mohnish Pabrai is normally cool as a cucumber but even he would have been rattled by the savage fall in J&K Bank on the back of pathetic Q3FY15 results. What he does now will be educative for us
Keeping an eye on the colossal stock market mistakes committed by investment legends like Warren Buffett and Rakesh Jhunjhunwala will help us cope with our own little mistakes
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