Mohnish Pabrai, one of our favourite stock wizards, has suffered a crippling loss of Rs. 400 crore ($62M) as one of his concentrated bets has gone horribly wrong. Thankfully, Mohnish is taking the loss in his stride and is instead explaining the lessons that he has learnt from the fiasco
Raamdeo Agrawal has revealed the closely guarded secret of how savvy investors find multibagger stocks. We need to listen with rapt attention and use the technique outlined by him to find multibagger stocks of our own
Vijay Kedia has some of the attributes of the legendary Rajnikanth in that he does not seek fortune but fortune seeks him. His fav mid-cap Bank stands a chance of giving quick-fire gains of 66% in just three months according to the considered opinion of a leading expert
Raamdeo Agrawal, the boss man of Motilal Oswal, recommended a stock on the basis that it has a huge “competitive advantage” and other stellar virtues. Unfortunately, the stock now faces the ignominy of being downgraded by Motilal Oswal itself owing to “competitive pressures ”
The Indian stock market offers such incredible stock picking opportunities that even mutual fund managers of average ability are able to out-perform living legends like Warren Buffett. This also explains why foreigners are making a beeline for India and poring in billions of dollars into Indian stocks
The omission to home in on Billionaire Prem Watsa’s no-brainer stock pick despite a 24×7 vigil has cost us dearly and exposed severe chinks in our armour
Prof Sanjay Bakshi, the authority on value investing, has sent the timely warning that novice investors should not get carried away and become over exuberant as the markets appear to be overheated
Eminent economists from RBS had sent the bone-chilling warning that a “cataclysmic year” is coming and that investors should “sell everything” and run for the hills. Predictably, the prediction has flopped miserably as all assets classes are surging and there is no sign of any crises anywhere
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
PPFAS Mutual Fund’s latest top-quality stock pick boasts of having a “moat” and a “sustainable growth driver”. It is also claimed to be quoting at “compelling valuations”
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