Central Bank of India, known to be a laggard in the banking sector, is the surprising choice of two master stock-pickers Ramdeo Agarwal & Sanjoy Bhattacharyya. Are we missing something here?
We put Rakesh Jhunjhunwala‘s three favourite investment portfolio stocks through the scanner to see if we can find Rakesh Jhunjhunwala‘s secret formula of getting multi-baggers
Shankar Sharma takes a break from being the Prophet of Doom to picking stocks for your investment portfolio. Shankar Sharma‘s two stock picks have done well & hold promise for the future
Rakesh Jhunjhunwala‘s investment in Visaka Industries makes a lot of sense given Visaka Industries‘s consistent growth rate, high book value, low PE, good dividend yield and a growing demand for its products
Master stock-picker Ramdeo Agarwal’s latest investment is in South Indian Bank. We run South Indian Bank through the grinder to see if South Indian Bank has a chance of becoming Ramdeo Agarwal’s multi-bagger stock
Ramesh Damani is undoubtedly an astute stock picker. One can see in Ramesh Damani, some traits of a Warren Buffet follower. Ramesh Damani is always looking for well managed companies, with a good dividend payout track record and strong growth prospects. Of course, Ramesh Damani is also a value investor; so he is always looking for bargains.
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There is no doubting the brilliant mind that Shankar Sharma has. However, instead of using it for devilish acts of market manipulation and other such unsavory acts and taking advantage of the naivety of helpless investors, Shankar Sharma should use it for the benefit of the investing public. That is the only way he will be able to redeem himself in the eyes of the investing public which at one time adored him for the Tehalka expose
India’s billionaires continued their strong showing in the Forbes Richest List of 2010.
Mukesh Ambani sprinted up three places to become the fourth richest from the seventh richest in 2009. His wealth increased by a staggering 48.7% to become $29 billion.
Younger brother Anil Ambani had a poor showing with his ranking plummeting two places to rest at 36 in 2010 from 34 in 2009. Anil Ambani‘s net worth, however, zoomed up 35.6% to become $13.7 billion in 2010.
Ramesh Damani deserves to be applauded. He is a man of scruples. His conscience is in the right place. And he is not afraid of saying “Sorry, I got it wrong this time.” The same cannot be said for all the other dooms day sayers like Shankar Sharma and Devina Mehra who, like Damani, had also predicted a dire future for the market.
