Warren Buffett, the World’s greatest investor, became a Billionaire worth $61 Billion by following a secret technique for picking stocks. The sleuths at ET have cracked his code and identified 13 top-quality stocks that Warren would have bought had he been fishing in Indian waters
Warren Buffett made a massive fortune of $62 Billion from the simple process of buying “wonderful” companies and sticking with them for long periods of time. There is much that we can learn from this investing legend
Tata Motors’ rock-bottom valuations coupled with its pedigree as a blue-chip powerhouse stock is making it irresistible for savvy investors. Rajat Sharma of Sana Securities is the latest to be enamoured by its charms. He has conducted a detailed study of the stock and concluded that it is a “screaming buy”
Prof Sanjay Bakshi, the authority on value investing, has propounded the startling theory that an aversion for loss can turn a conservative person into a gambler. The Prof explains that this paradoxical situation occurs because we lose sight of the distinction between “loss aversion” and “risk aversion”. In seeking to avoid “loss”, we miss out on great investment opportunities and also expose ourselves to risk says the Prof
If you are feeling despondent at having missed out on all the winner stocks, you need to wake up, gird your loins, roll up your sleeves and get to work because stock wizards Ramesh Damani & Kalparaj Dharamshi have sent the clarion call that there are at least “100 Ten-Baggers And Ten 100-Baggers” stocks waiting to be picked. The duo has also given crucial tips on how to find such stocks
Kalparaj Dharamshi, the veteran value investor, has made a mega fortune from stocks. However, he remains humble to the core, crediting Rakesh Jhunjhunwala and Radhakishan Damani for his success, and putting the blame for his failures upon himself
Old-school investment gurus have been scathing in their criticism of the sustainability of the e-com business model and of the valuations paid by investors. However, the profits shown by Amazon Inc, the mother of all e-com companies, and the consequent surge in its stock valuation, suggests that the gurus may need to revisit their hypothesis
Even investment legends like Warren Buffett and Rakesh Jhunjhunwala would gaze in wide wonder at the incredible 2000x gain achieved by this amateur – ace investor. We need to pay attention to, and emulate, his technique so as to be able to take home mega gains from our own investments
It is a common belief that ace investors prefer a concentrated portfolio on the basis that they “know what they are buying”. However, the reality appears to be different if you go by the portfolios of Dolly Khanna, Vijay Kedia and Ashish Kacholia
Ace value investors have burnt their fingers badly by focusing on the so-called dividend yield of Noida Toll Bridge and turning a blind eye to the sustainability of its business model
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