Four elite investors, Dolly Khanna, Anil Kumar Goel, Madhukar Sheth and Chetan Parikh, have bought large quantities of a top-quality micro-cap stock. We need to stay on red alert because the confluence of such elite investors in a micro-cap usually means that multibagger gains are waiting in the wings
Vinit Sambre of DSP BlackRock Micro Cap Fund has thrilled investors by generating an impressive 5-year CAGR of 25.5%. We need to decipher his investment modus operandi and peep into his list of favourite stocks so that we can also cash in on his expertise
Basant Maheshwari has homed in on a top-quality micro-cap which has all the qualities that one seeks in a winning stock. It has a monopoly product, zero debt, high RoEs and reasonable valuations. The stock is already a mega multibagger but has still a long way to go given the infinite demand for its products
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
The misadventures of N. Jayakumar and his Prime Broking have caused NSCCL a staggering loss of Rs. 94 crore. At the behest of NSCCL, Prime Broking has been ordered to be wound up. However, the victory may be pyrrhic because the chances of recovering any sum from the defunct company appear to be bleak
One of Dolly Khanna’s fav stocks, which had been given up for dead after a “fat finger” crises threatened its existence, has been given a new lease of life by the valiant efforts of Porinju Veliyath
It is unbelievable but true that mutual fund managers are taking home salaries that are in excess of the salaries drawn by the captains of the corporate sector. Do they deserve such exorbitant remuneration especially whether their funds are under-performing?
SEBI’s sleuths are leaving no stone unturned in their bid to eradicate the World of illegal stock advisories. They are monitoring twitter feeds and facebook posts to detect the alleged culprits. One more popular stock advisory has fallen victim to the crackdown by SEBI
Two novice punters have discovered that the easiest way to make a fortune from the stock market is to offer stock tips for a fee. Though SEBI has now busted the duo, the long delay in SEBI’s action will probably aid the tipsters to escape unscathed and keep the loot
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
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