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’
Ashish Chugh of Hidden Gems has laid bare his entire template for finding multibagger stocks. If we master the template, it is certain that our portfolios will also sparkle with untold riches
Vijay Kedia has confidently declared that he is “very bullish” about the stock market and that there is a “revolution” happening. He has also discussed his latest multibagger stock pick
Vijay Kedia has joined eminent investors like Prof Sanjay Bakshi, Nalanda Capital and Malabar India Fund in the quest for multibagger gains from a small-cap stock which is said to be at “inflection point”
A micro-cap stock which boasts of a virtual monopoly, moat, high RoE, reasonable valuations, growth prospects etc has attracted the attention of ace stock pickers and all are recommending a buy with the promise that hefty gains can be harvested from the stock
Bloomberg has revealed important information relating to the AUM and returns of Prof Sanjay Bakshi’s ValueQuest India Moat Fund
Porinju Veliyath is laughing his way to the Bank as another of his favourite stocks surged today and tripped the upper circuit. The strategy of buying stocks with low expectations at cheap valuations appears to be working in Porinju’s favour for now
Prof Sanjay Bakshi & Ashish Kacholia, both accomplished investors, have taken contrasting views with regard to the future prospects of a small-cap stock which is mired in controversy
Prof Sanjay Bakshi, the authority on value investing, has shed important light on why investors behave in an irrational behaviour and take foolish risks with their capital
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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