Budget 2023 injected fresh lives in infrastructure and cyclical stocks, some of whose share prices were languishing. If Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman’s Interim Budget speech is any indication, it’s reasonable to expect the good run in such stocks to continue.
The idea here is not to look for stocks that sky-rocket in weeks, only to come crashing down in days. This is more like investing in a structurally strong penny stock today that sprouts its wings over five or even 10 years
Multibagger investing is about being disciplined and not trying to get rich quickly. Investors need to stay patient and build the patience to swallow multiple drawdowns. It is the multibagger mindset that counts and if you trim your winners, you might not be able to realise the full potential
After the stellar move in the share prices, mutual funds trimmed exposure in or exited these small-cap companies
Retirement plans offered by mutual funds usually buy and hold stocks for long term since they seldom face redemption pressure. Despite their conservative nature, many of these schemes prefer these smallcap stocks
Returns of the same magnitude may be difficult to match in 2023, but the domestic consumption story is a big plus and a lot will also depend on the macro environment, corporate headwinds amid recessionary trends overseas.
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TCS, Titan, Tata Steel and Tata Consumer Products have been favorites of mutual funds for years
Last week sensex crossed the 60k mark for the first time ever in the Indian equity markets. Over the last 18 months, the equity market has zoomed ahead despite multiple headwinds. Here are 11 multi-bagger stocks held by mutual funds which rose by up to 20 times from march 2020.
Any correction in the market will be an excellent opportunity to invest in midsized companies in these sectors, says Jain.
Stocks that have given multi-fold returns can be considered for partial profit booking. Look for stocks that have underperformed, suggest experts.
Future multibaggers are going to come from those companies who solve climate change, or precision medicine to cure cancer. Water purification and anything related to organic or anything where there is the scope of value-added products should do great too.
The agriculture theme is likely to hog the limelight in 2019 as well, suggest experts. The focus will continue to be on boosting the rural economy, employment generation and increasing agriculture income
Many retail investors lost their entire savings after investing in 'hot stocks'. While such stocks can be very rewarding, investors should remember the benefits of diversification.
Beaten-down stocks make for an interesting investment case, but the challenge is to figure out whether the underperformance is temporary or structural in nature.
Smallcap stocks which turned multibaggers in 2018 were Electrosteel Steels, Excel Industries, Merck, IOL Chemicals & Pharmaceuticals and Nelco
Most experts are calling this to be a pre-budget rally and the euphoria is tied up to the Budget, and thankfully the December quarter earnings have not been bad in fact some of them were better than estimates.
In the near-term, we have a cautious view on the broad PSU banks.
Investment analyst Ashish Chugh sheds light on what to look for when hunting for multibaggers.
Vinay Pandit of Centrum Broking is not expecting any major downside in the market from the current levels of around 8300.
SP Tulsian of sptulsian.com has a target of Rs 50 for SpiceJet from one year perspective and Rs 600 for Clariant Chemicals in the next six months.
With the onset of monsoon, Tulsian is bullish on pesticides, seed chemicals manufacturer-Rallis India. He sees the stock to touch Rs 170 in a six months time range and with very limited downside risk.