An unknown micro-cap stock recommended by Jatin Khemani of Stalwart Advisors has given a mind-boggling gain of 725% in just 22 months. We need to immediately probe into his other stock recommendations and check whether there are any other potential mega-bagger stocks ripe for the picking
In a heart-touching story of grit and determination, a physically challenged person built an empire from nothing and then saw it all crumple away into nothingness. Undeterred, he single-handed built the empire again. Investors who backed him have pocketed enormous riches
Ajay Jaiswal and his ace team at Stewart & Mackertich have hand-picked eleven top-quality stocks especially for us. The stocks are likely to fill our coffers with mega bucks
Cloning the stock picks of eminent stock wizards, which was once considered to be “low-life activity”, has now been elevated to the status of a fine art. Meb Faber has written a detailed book on the subject. The book is available for free download for a limited period
Vijay Kedia & Porinju Veliyath have recommended two top-quality stocks which have the potential to offer hefty gains to investors. Both stocks are quoting at reasonable valuations and have adequate margin of safety. The stocks are likely to enrich investors in the foreseeable future
Daljeet Kohli’s solemn promise that a micro-cap stock would turn out to be a “classic turnaround story” and deliver mega gains has come true. Dolly Khanna is the biggest beneficiary of the bonanza
Steve Burns, an expert stocks trader, has written an e-book which explains all the techniques required for us to become expert traders and make a fortune from stocks. The e-book is available for free download for a limited period
Raamdeo Agrawal and Motilal Oswal, the authors of numerous wealth creation studies, have done the investing fraternity proud by amassing a gigantic fortune each. The duo has shown how through sheer hard work, perseverance and a bit of good luck, it is possible to convert rags to riches and amass a mind-boggling fortune aggregating Rs. 5,500 crore
NDTV, which was once a thriving media stock, has now been reduced to a skeleton of its former self due to the anti-India stance of its editor Barkha Dutt. There is a grave risk that the same fate will befall TV Today whose editor Rajdeep Sardesai is toeing the same anti-India and anti-NAMO line as Barkha Dutt
Franklin Templeton’s poor choice of stocks has left investors in its Private Equity Strategy Scheme in an impoverished state. The important lesson to be learnt from this gruesome episode is that smooth talking PMS Managers should never be trusted
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