As private and PSU bank stocks crash to new lows in the wake of RBI’s hawkish stance, one has to take note of Shankar Sharma’s dire warning that “Banking is the worst business in the world” and that “Banking will be a terrible sector to own in coming months”. Is it too late to get out now?
Shankar Sharma could barely control his “I told you losers so” smirk as he mocked panic stricken investors for not heeding his doomsday prophecy and squandering away a golden opportunity to sell stocks. “Now even God can’t save you” he said in a menacing tone as terrified investors stared at him blankly with bloodshot eyes
Shankar Sharma is probably feeling a bit despondent because his call that the stock markets would crash hasn’t come true and instead the markets have rallied strongly. The Sensex and the Dow have touched new heights and there is no sign of the global recession that Shankar Sharma had foreseen. So, we paid him an imaginary visit to cheer him up and check whether he still maintains his doomsday call
Ridham Desai’s USP is that he is a clear headed thinker. He has all the facts and figures at his command and does not dither when taking investment decisions. This time, he looks investors straight in their eye and advises them to buy stocks aggressively
Shankar Sharma of First Global, who is well known for his clairvoyance about the stock market, has sent shock waves amongst the investor community by declaring that the age-old belief that equities are for the long-term is all wrong. This new theory strikes at the very root of equity investing and we explore the way out for beleaguered investors
When Shankar Sharma of First Global made the dire prediction a few days ago that the stock markets would test the 2008 crises lows, he sent a chill down the spine of investors. Investors had good reason to be worried because Shankar Sharma is well known for his clairvoyance in predicting the outcome of the stock markets
Investors are so predictable. When the markets were surging ahead, investors were happily buying stocks without a care in the World. And now that markets are correcting and the same stocks that they were chasing earlier are quoting at lower prices, investors have crawled under their bed to hide
Rakesh Jhunjhunwala & Shankar Sharma made a lot of money from stocks in the year 2012. And rightly so because, while the rest of the World was cowering in fright under their bed, these stalwarts put on their gas masks and roamed the streets, hunting for stocks. Now that these stalwarts are revealing their stock picks for 2013, you better crawl out from under your bed & listen up
Here is a simple yet effective idea on making a Model Portfolio. Find the best performing Mutual Funds and identify the best stocks in which they have the maximum confidence and have invested the maximum funds. These stocks will be leaders in the best performing sectors of the economy. Can you ever go wrong if you have the best stocks in your portfolio?
Rakesh Jhunjhunwala has a gentle smile on his lips. A Model Portfolio that bears his name has given a 30% annualized return. Not quite close to the Badshah’s own multibagger portfolio but on the correct path nevertheless
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