Basant Maheshwari’s investment credo is to invest only in high-quality stocks irrespective of their nose-bleed valuations. He has raked in massive riches from this strategy. He has now explained why these so-called “expensive” stocks are actually “cheap”
Basant Maheshwari’s PMS Fund has clocked in an impressive performance despite the gloomy state of the stock market. He has also revealed top secrets of his investment strategy. It is certain that if we follow the same strategy, we can also rake in hefty gains for our own portfolios
Basant Maheshwari has launched a crusade to warn novices against investing in “Chakri Stocks”. He has implored us to invest only in “high-quality” stocks even if they are quoting at expensive valuations. Prima facie, his theory appears to be correct as is shown by an expensive stock which was condemned as requiring the Govt to prescribe that all citizens wear “two underwears” for its survival
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
Today, when panic-stricken investors were running helter-skelter due to NAMO’s knee-jerk crackdown over their favourite stocks, the Gurus had a benign smile. Their immense wisdom had spared them once again from calamity & carnage!
Basant Maheshwari, inspired by his illustrious domestic and foreign peers, has started a brand new Portfolio Management Service (PMS). With his stock picking expertise, he should have no difficulty attracting hordes of deep pocketed investors. The question is whether this move will now catapult him to the big league
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
When Raamdeo Agrawal and his ace team at Motilal Oswal confidently call a stock a potential “100-bagger” it is naïve on our part to ignore the advice and especially so when all the savvy investors also have a buy on it
Porinju Veliyath’s latest stock pick may be weak on fundamentals. However, it is a masterful play on the rally in the entire sector. The other stock wizards have already got in and are sitting pretty. We also need to stake our claim to the appropriate stocks
If you are feeling upset over the fact that you sold off your multibagger stock too early, you can take solace from the fact that even a super-savvy investor like Prof Sanjay Bakshi has fallen victim to the premature sale syndrome and lost out on incredible 33x gains
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