Eminent experts have expressed the unanimous view that NAMO’s surgical strike against black money is a “game changer” and will lead to mega gains for the economy and the Country. We stand a chance to pocket big bucks if we refrain from panicking and position ourselves properly
PPFAS Mutual Fund turned a blind eye to the dangers that its favourite “deep value” stock faced and has paid a steep price for that. Its fascination with foreign stocks is also costing it dearly as those stocks are grossly underperforming their Indian counterparts
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
Ace Stock Picker Sanjay Dutt has turned whistle-blower and nailed a purported “sale of dreams” scam by NDTV. Based on this, the Income-tax Department has demanded huge tax and penalty aggregating Rs. 825 crore from NDTV
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
Shankar Sharma has finally realized that there is no future in being a doomsday prophet. He has got down to the sensible task of recommending stocks to novice investors though his choice of stocks leaves much to be desired
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
The GST Bill is seen by experts as the single biggest reform which will propel India into the stature of a global powerhouse and lead to untold riches for its investors. Unfortunately, SoGa and RaGa have so far torpedoed all attempts by NAMO to usher in the revolutionary reform. Luckily, the duo will be unable to wield the same influence in Parliament by July 2016 and NAMO will have his way is the confident prediction of Ridham Desai of Morgan Stanley
NAMO has been flayed by the intelligentsia for the handling of the JNU-Kanhaiya affair and the EPF-tax fiasco. However, it is possible that both of these issues are actually red herrings designed to distract the opposition and divert their attention from more pressing issues. The ace stock pickers also appear to have fallen victim to NAMO’s gambit
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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