Dear investors,
Many Times you all have read about multi-bagger stock or rising
stars and many investments companies gives example about early investments that
how small companies became big corporate and successful business. Let’s see
some example of the same,
Change in share prices over the past 10 years:
Stock
|
Price of 15/12/1999
|
Price of 15/12/2009
|
Aban
Offshore
|
6.7
|
1191
|
Era
infra
|
1.2
|
197
|
Shriram
transport
|
4.5
|
451
|
Kalpataru
power
|
20
|
1020
|
Now tell me are you a person who has
invested in any of the company for the above given period? You have to spot the long opportunity at low
levels or early stage of the business or early stage of economy.
Below are some of our very earlier
recommendations
STOCK
|
INV.PRICE
|
CURRENT PRICE
|
Tata
power
|
25
|
1300
|
Tata
steel
|
25
|
500
|
Larson
|
20
|
1600
|
Reliance ind
(demerger)
|
10
|
1000
|
Values
adjusted for merger/
|
Demerger/bonus/split
etc.
|
Now see the gain after long term, many
analyst or economist including we believe Indian economy will grow but which
stock or companies are worth to buy and beat the stock market in the long run
ike Warren Buffett, Rakesh Junjunwala, Ramesh Damani, Ramdeo Agrawal?
Try and find out the Companies with negligible revenue from core
operation but with mega plans under implementation are worth a look.
Few companies have little or nothing to show by way revenue and
profit from their core business operations. Many of these companies have mega
future plans that could completely transform the company, its business profile
and size of operations.
Investing in such stocks makes sense before their core business
goes on stream and start contributing to the top line as immediately after this
it is most likely that such stocks would witness re-rating and rise further.
Before investing in such companies, investors can try to reduce
risk by focusing on various aspects of the industry and company. Such as
management credentials, project implementation skills and experience, corporate
governance norms, financial backing by group, industry dynamics and size of the
business opportunity etc