NAMO’s ‘Saubhaghya’ Scheme will spend a mammoth sum of Rs. 16,300 crore on rural electrification. This provides the golden opportunity for us to pocket big bucks if we home in on the right stocks. Luckily, experts have already shortlisted the potential winner stocks for us to invest in
A micro-cap stock which is the favourite of Ashish Kacholia, Rahul Kayan and Porinju Veliyath has been recommended as a “strong buy” by leading experts. We need to apprise ourselves of the fundamentals of the stock and take appropriate action
Leading stock markets, including Shyam Sekhar and DD Sharma, are bullish about a small-cap stock. We have to pay close attention to the stock because the reasons given in support of it giving multibagger returns are quite convincing
Sharekhan’s model portfolio of blue-chip stocks has outperformed most mutual funds with a spectacular 34% YoY and 46% YTD gain. The superb selection of stocks is likely to shower more gains in the foreseeable future
Warren Buffett made billions by buying stocks with so-called “impenetrable moats”. However, Akash Prakash of Amansa Capital has now sent the chilling warning that moats are being destroyed by technological disruptions and that it is dangerous to pay a fancy P/E multiple for them
Ajay Srivastava of Dimensions Consulting has opined that the newly listed Aditya Birla Capital is a Blue Chip stock that every investor must have in his or her portfolio. His reasoning is quite convincing and we have to act on it
Shyam Sekhar’s latest pick is a small-cap stock with excellent credentials. We need to immediately come to grips with the stock and decide if it is investment worthy
Pharma stocks are presently in the doldrums owing to various factors. However, this is the opportune time to buy a high-quality small-cap Pharma stock which has the credentials to shower multibagger gains, say experts
Rajen Shah of Trade Bulls has predicted that a blue chip stock which is presently quoting at “dirt cheap” valuations will be the “next Britannia” and deliver multibagger gains upon investors. We need to rush to tuck into the fail-safe stock if we haven’t already done so
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’
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