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Allied Digital Services: IMS To Drive Growth
Allied Digital Services makes for good investment sense because apart from its strong growth record, it is likely to benefit from the fast-growing business segment called “Infrastructure Management Service” (IMS). IMS allows large clients to curtail their IT infrastructure cost
Sabero Organics: De-Bottlenecking takes a toll in Q1 FY 2011!
Sabero Organics reported poor results for the 1st Quarter of FY 2011 though there may be no need to panic yet as the fall in Sabero Organics‘ production and sales was caused due to de-bottlenecking of Sabero Organics‘ Monocrotophos & Chloropyriphos Plant
Sasken Communication Technologies: Risk-Reward Ratio Favours Investment
There are five reasons to like Sasken Communications. The first is that Sasken‘s book value is high at Rs. 176 as compared to the CMP of Rs. 198. The second is that Sasken offers a dividend yield of about 3%. The third is that Sasken has a reasonable PE of about 7.43. The fourth is that Sasken has low debt. And the fifth and most important is that Sasken on a strong growth trajectory in the telecom sector. The risk-reward ratio is in favour of making an investment in Sasken Communications
South Indian Bank:Ramdeo Agarwal’s multi-bagger stock?
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
VIP Industries: Rakesh Jhunjhunwala is buying these shares! Should We?
It is now official that Rakesh Jhunjhunwala has bought into the shares of VIP Industries causing a 30% gain in just one week. The share has quintupled (577%) in one year. We check to see if any juice is still left in VIP Industries for us.
UFLEX Ltd – Packaging Profits
Uflex’s low PE, Price below Book Value, good dividend yield and good growth prospects mean that your downside is limited while the upside is unlimited. This is exactly what master stock pickers like Rakesh Jhunjhunwala and Ramesh Damani are looking for in a share to add to their portfolio
Rakesh Jhunjhunwala’s investment techniques
Rakesh Jhunjhunwala, like other geniuses, is not shy of sharing his investment techniques. So, if like us, you have been curious as to Rakesh Jhunjhunwala’s portfolio holdings and how Rakesh Jhunjhunwala picks his shares and what are Rakesh Jhunjhunwala’s investment techniques, we may have some answers for you.
Top 10 Midcap Value Picks
We are always on the lookout for good companies with a strong growth track record and potential and whose shares are available at attractive valuations. The best case scenario is to find mid-caps which are trading at low valuations or in single-digit price to earnings (PE) multiples on the basis of their trailing one-year earnings. Low valuations mean that the downside is protected while leaving huge scope for appreciation in the stock prices. The factors to look out in finding such good companies are the dividend track record, cash flow from operations, return ratios, management track record and the future prospects.
Educomp Solutions: Learn & Earn!
Educomp reported robust performance recording 37.2% yoy growth in Top-line and a robust 92.3% yoy increase in Bottom-line with EBIDTA Margins expanding by 580bp to 52.4% in 3QFY2010. Strong government backing pertaining to higher budgetary spends to spur growth of the Education and Training Sector across the globe, and particularly in India, is a key positive for companies in this space like Educomp, which has been growing aggressively through its strong execution capabilities. Educomp can be expected to thrive on the upcoming opportunities in Education space and continue to witness strong growth trajectory backed by ongoing investments for newer initiatives with focus on product and content innovation.
Don’t be your own worst enemy!
You gave into your instincts at the market downturn and sold off your shares – what does that teach you? That a knee-jerk reaction to a market collapse is never the solution. Never again should you give into the urge to pull money out of the stock market and put in low-risk investments. Remember low risk means low yield. Instead you can balance the risk of equities by having a balanced portfolio.
