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Shabu Thachat
The blog is dedicated to readers who subscribes the associated Portfolio Advisory Services. Here, I will try to answer their queries, light on few multibagger,value, penny scrips in emerging sectors with a long term vision based on my research. Wish to share my views/perceptions on the way in search of probable Multibagger stocks through this space.
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India will have more young (productive) population, who will spend more than their parents. Our parents had saving mentality, we have spending mentality to maintain the status along with glamour. India will have more entrepreneurs who in turn create more jobs which in turn create increase in consumptions and the cycle continues. Next decades are the youngster’s decade. We are in to age of rampant consumption; the consumption is driven by youths. Youth demands good quality from every angle, whether its food, car, mobile, e-commerce and of course good salary too, which leads to rising income which leads to creation of more middle class families and a report says we will have 80 crore middle class population by the coming decade.
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Mahesh Pidshetti, Bangalore
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The basic theory of demand and supply is the driving force which fluctuate the share prices. The propensity to boost in price of a share means augmented demand whether it is for short term or in long term. The long lasting demand of a stock depends on various factors, which we will discuss later. But for now, what all the factors which amplify the demand of a particular stock in short term? Simply, something is happened or happening behind the screen or certain positive news sparked on the company/scrip like any of the following:-
a) Positive Mergers & Acquisitions.
b) Positive company results .
c) Fresh and commendable orders bagged by the company.
d) Tie ups/collaborations with heavy players in the industry.
e) SIgnificant Awards/recognitions/approvals/patents to the company or to their products.
f) Chairing of well known professionals/intellectuals to the board or as Directors.
g) New or sensitive product launches.
h) Heavy insider buying or promoter’s accumulation from open market/Buy backs.
i) Heavy corporate Interventions/HNIs/MFs/Investor legends/other Financial services.
j) Sometimes, bad news on major competitors, :-)
k) Increasing of assets by the company.
l) Positive media reports/Survey/research results.
m) Dividend declarations.
n) Positive technology advancements in the sector.
o) Favorable Govt decisions/rules/stands to the industry.
p) Positive Industry growth charts/figures.
q) Baseless but temporary positive rumors.
r) Favourable court verdicts in disputes involved.
If I notices consecutive 2-3 green figures at any row or against any scrip, I stuck there. Then I start dig for the news related to the scrip. Or, If I noticed the news first, I searches the 1 or 2 green figures on the corresponding row or wait for that to take place. If I noticed a justifiable UC(Upper circuit) percentage in 1, 2 or 3 days with backing of an apt news (probable demand generator), it leads me to more accurate judgments. Decision making on a buy is based on various factors such as impact of the news, company fundamentals, bit technicals, business model etc.. In most of the cases I place orders with strict stop lose, but in some cases I deliver the scrips which have good potentials, for short term. And the file is also works well for those who intrested in Arbitrage too.
Well, I have decided to answer these queries in this platform cause, I am eager to know what my readers think on this practice. I will not claim this approach is a fail-safe one, but experienced that it is far better than depending fraud tips of unknown people. I am maintaining this database by last few months and updates on everyday basis. I am ready to share this data with my clients for free on mail request.
Any one can try this who wish, but with extreme caution!. I cannot assure any authentic background for this strategy. In addition, I never recommends to play on margins. On the other side I have experienced about 80% accuracy if we go with genuine scrips with a support of logical news.
"If you don't like how things are, change it! You're not a tree"
Jim Rohn
Regards & Happy Investing
Shabu Thachat - sthachat@gmail.com
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The second aspect as well as the true subject of this post is “Patience”. I wish to discuss about this key topic with an investor’s angle. Patience is one of the most indispensable and must have element for any investor. Please relate the following lines with an investment angle rather than the logical harmonizing of the word “Patience”
The Dictionary (Webster’s) defines “being patient” as follows:-
(a) Enduring pain, trouble, etc. without complaint
(b) Calmly tolerating insult, delay, confusion, etc.
(c) Showing calm endurance
(d) Diligent, Persevering
Patience can be described as a state of endurance under intricate circumstances. In other words, keep yourself stubborn towards delay or provocation without being bothered or distressed. The word “Patience” can also interpret as a decision making quandary which involves both the options of either a small remuneration in a short term, or a more precious return after a long period of time, pointing to the worth of waiting, You can realize with in nearly all of the investment options, delayed rewards are persistently on the higher side than the price of immediate gains.
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