Rajiv Khanna, Dolly Khanna’s illustrious alter ego, has revealed all the top secrets of his investment journey and techniques for finding multibagger stocks in a tête-à-tête with IIT students. He has also discussed the prospects of one of his “No Brainer” multibagger stock picks
A stock which is headed by a so-called “intelligent fanatic” attracted the crème-de-la-crème of investors. They ignored the warnings that were writ large and are now wailing inconsolably at the colossal losses
Investors merrily tucked into stocks with dubious credentials on the premise that they would blossom into “next L&T” and “next Page Industries” and shower multibagger gains. However, reality is now dawning upon investors that these may be junkyard stocks. Unfortunately, the exit doors are blocked and there is nowhere to run or hide
Porinju Veliyath’s theory with regard to buying stocks of “chor” promoters has been cold-shouldered by investors. However, the endorsement of the theory by none other than Billionaire Radhakishan Damani means that we can no longer ignore it but have to pay attention and implement it
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’
Mohnish Pabrai & Guy Spier have advised Warren Buffett to rush to India to buy a “great company run by a great manager with a great franchise”. The stock is the “next Berkshire Hathaway”, the duo has assured him
Mohnish Pabrai, the legendary value investor, has several 10 and 100 bagger stocks in his portfolio. In a recent talk, he has revealed the secret techniques that he adopts to find such stocks
Sanjoy Bhattacharyya & Prof Sanjay Bakshi have homed in on a top-quality stock with high RoE, moat, loyal customer base & other virtues. The best part is that the stock is described as being a “hidden gem” and is said to be quoting at “compelling valuations”
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
Prof Sanjay Bakshi’s favourite stock which supposedly has an “impenetrable moat” around it has fallen off the cliff. Worse, the Company is being likened to Satyam and questions are being raised about the existence of a huge amount of cash on its books. What is the way out for its beleaguered investors?
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