Porinju Veliyath is well known for his uncanny ability to home in on stocks which are at an “inflection point”. His latest stock pick is a top-quality MNC which is owned and recommended by Ramesh Damani. This stock appears to be an “inflection point” and may deliver multibagger gains if all goes as per plan
Eminent stock wizard Kalpraj Dharamshi has given us a real-life example of how having conviction in top-quality stocks during their periods of under-performance can lead to multibagger gains. We need to implement this wisdom to real life stocks and rake in multibagger gains of our own
Cyrus Mistry, the scion of the illustrious Shapoorji Pallonji family, and Chairman of Tata Motors, has been criticized by shareholders for declaring a dividend which is less that “the alms accepted by beggars”
The fraud committed by a MNC which was the erstwhile favourite of Ramesh Damani and Kenneth Andrade has caused colossal losses to its shareholders. Veteran value investor Kalpraj Dharmashi is one of the unfortunate victims trapped in the stock. However, he is using his immense influence to launch a fight-back and deliver justice to small shareholders
Radhakishan Damani has scooped up a truck load of a top-quality micro-cap stock engaged in the jewellery business. The stock scores well on the parameters adopted to evaluate investment worthiness of micro-cap stocks and is likely to thrill the veteran Billionaire with mega gains
In a shocking blow to the confidence of petty investors, a MNC which was highly lauded for its corporate governance and which was backed by visionary stock pickers like Ramesh Damani and Kenneth Andrade has grudgingly admitted that its accounts are not “true and fair” and that a fraud appears to have been perpetrated
It is now almost certain that a worst-case-scenario will unfold from Ricoh India, a MNC stock once backed by super-savvy investors like Ramesh Damani and Kenneth Andrade. Investors are trapped, with no escape route in sight
MNC stocks are supposed to paragons of virtue and corporate governance. However, a MNC stock backed by stock wizards Ramesh Damani and Kenneth Andrade has sorely disappointed and caused immense grief to its investors. Luckily, Ramesh Damani may have made good his escape though Kenneth Andrade’s IDFC MF is left holding the can
One issue that torments novice investors is whether they should cash in on the gains from their winning stocks or not. On the one hand, the concern is that the gains, if not booked, could evaporate into thin air in a market downturn. On the other hand, the concern is that the stock price may continue to surge after sale, resulting in a missed opportunity. Dolly Khanna’s skillful technique can provide us valuable guidance in this regard
We have the unique opportunity to study the investment technique of Ramesh Damani, one of the most astute investors of Dalal Street. His masterful timing in buying and selling Ricoh ensured that he skimmed off a good part of the cream just before the stock collapsed
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