BEST MULTIBAGGER STOCKS
Best small cap mutual funds to invest in July 2024
Small cap schemes invest in very small companies or their stocks. According to the Sebi mandate, small cap schemes must invest in companies that are ranked below 250 in terms of market capitalisation. These schemes also will have to invest at least 65% in small cap stocks.
First Budget of Modi 3.0: 8 stocks which may come into limelight during the Budget speech
Till the budget comes, many would have field day, right from opinion, desire, assessment all being packed as inside news. So, at the outset, we must clarify that this is our assessment based on an assumption that there are certain sectors which will be getting more attention in the first budget of Modi 3.0. The assumption is based on two reasons. First, the government has been focussing on these sectors for some time now and will give it further push so that end results start to get reflected on ground. Second, given the fact that it makes sense to do politically correct things when the whole world is looking at you. Why not make those announcements in the budget itself, because if not in budget these would have come in any case over the next few months. These are mid and small caps stocks which are related to the rural economy which is likely to be in focus for next couple of years as policy makers once again get ready for rural push.
Neither PSU, nor fully private: 7 mid and small cap banks which are hybrid model in many ways with an upside potential of up to 41 %
Banking, a sector where in the last two years winds have blown into as many directions as one could have imagined. Normalization of valuation in large private sector banks, a clean up in the PSU space. Then there is a third set of banks, where probably all these things happened. Right from tech upgrade, clean up of balance sheet, expansion of network and partial upgrade of valuation. In the last few days, there has been a debate about PSU and private banks. The third set of banks is once again not finding much mention on the street. But the fact is that over the last few years, they have been improving their performance, but because they are not majorly in the eyes of either policy makers or the street, they tend to get less attention. The reason for the improvement is a simple one, when RBI makes a change in law, it applies equally to all, whether it is HDFC banks or SBI or a bank which is neither private nor public and are some sort of hybrid. So, these lesser talked ones are a set which come with their own shortcoming and strength.
Best small cap mutual funds to invest in June 2024
Small cap schemes invest in very small companies or their stocks. According to the Sebi mandate, small cap schemes must invest in companies that are ranked below 250 in terms of market capitalisation. These schemes also will have to invest at least 65% in small cap stocks.
Series AA 127- The EV transformation-Part 1: How a multibagger got fresh tailwinds & gave 22,334% return in the last 20 years
Excerpts from its annual report for 2017-18. ELECTRIC VEHICLES – THE NEW MARKET DISRUPTOR “We are anticipating the next market disruption through electric vehicles. We are closely reviewing and watching the situations and doing our ground level work. We are also mapping all of our existing products vis-à-vis EV to capitalise on the opportunities EV will throw at the component manufacturers, whether it is motors, batteries or any other system which will come into the electric vehicles, totally different from the conventional IC engine” Cut to August 2023, five years down the line, the company commissions two plants for making on-board charger, off-board charger, motor control Units, DCDC converters, battery management systems, and more products catering to EV 2-wheelers and 3-wheelers. Now this is a reflection of the speed at which an auto ancillary company needs to function and also the product range it needs to have if it has to stay relevant in the changing world of the auto Industry. Foresight, planning and timely execution is the key.
Series AA 127- The EV transformation - Part 1: How a multibagger got fresh tailwinds & gave 22,204% return in last 20 years
Below are the excerpts from its annual report of 2017-18. ELECTRIC VEHICLES – THE NEW MARKET DISRUPTOR | “We are anticipating the next market disruption through electric vehicles. We are closely reviewing and watching the situations and doing our ground level work. We are also mapping all of our existing products vis-à-vis EV to capitalise on the opportunities EV will throw at the component manufacturers, whether it is motors, batteries or any other system which will come into the electric vehicles, totally different from the conventional IC engine.” Cut to August 2023, five years down the line, the company commissions two plants for making on-board charger, off-board charger, motor control Units, DCDC converters, battery management systems, and more products catering to EV 2-wheelers and 3-wheelers. Now this is a reflection of the speed at which an auto ancillary company needs to function and also the product range it needs to have if it has to stay relevant in the changing world of the auto Industry. Foresight, planning and timely execution is the key.
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Mother set of Multibaggers: Evolution of EV ecosystem and emergence of new winners from auto ancillary space
Whether it's institutional or retail investors, the desire to find the next multibagger is always high. But it is not easy to find multibagger stocks for multiple reasons. In the last 30 yearsonly two or three sectors have thrown up multibaggers -- IT, pharma and some engineering or industrial segments. Now the auto and auto ancillary sectors are transforming. From next Sunday onward, we take a deep dive into individual auto ancillary companies which have either transformed due to EV space or are changing themselves or will go down as they are not relevant in new age of EV.
Jamnagar's SME IPO gets highest listing premium of 387% in 2024, 15th multibagger debut of the year
Winsol Engineers, based in Jamnagar, achieved the highest premium on listing this year, aligning with expectations. Its stock debuted with an impressive premium of nearly 387% over the issue price on Tuesday, marking one of the strongest listings in recent memory.
AA 127-(3 to 89,652): A set of stocks from which multibagger and IBC cases are likely to emerge due to EV transformation
Thinking about the odd headline? Wait, it is the best possible way to put what a series of research-based analytical stories will cover after two weeks from now. A Sunday deep dive of companies that have either been transformed due to EV space or are in the process of changing themselves or will go down under because they are just not relevant in the new age of EV. AA stands for auto ancillary, 127 is the number of listed auto ancillary companies, 3 stands Rs three crores which is the lowest market cap of a company and Rs 89,652 is the biggest market cap of the company in this industry. Now why the auto ancillary sector will throw multibagger stocks and insolvency cases is simple. The whole auto industry is going through a fundamental shift. A shift which will make some components irrelevant and hence some companies will have existential threats. Some of which will grow much faster. This transformation will get another leg when Tesla comes to India and a new ecosystem of auto ancillary gets built.
Green energy stocks surge up to 600%! Why green is the new gold on Dalal Street
Green energy stocks surge on Dalal Street with up to 600% returns fueled by India's renewable energy growth. Investors eye opportunities in the sector, driven by ambitious targets, support from Morgan Stanley, and initiatives like the rooftop solar scheme under Pradhanmantri Suryodaya Yojana.
ETMarkets Smart Talk: Why investors should not ignore BFSI & consumption sectors in FY25: Milind Muchhala
Milind Muchhala advises exploring BFSI and consumption sectors amid market correction. He anticipates that in FY25, there wikk be market consolidation with intermittent volatility. He further considers fixed income as an alternative investment and says has been apprehensive of the part of the market where the valuations had gone completely out of whack and the margin of error was minimal.. Key factors include elections, budget and earnings trajectory for investors.
Up to 6,220% return! 328 stocks turn multibaggers since last Holi
Within largecaps, top gainers include Bharat Heavy Electricals (206%), REC (270%), Power Finance Corporation (191%), Trent (194%), Zomato (217%) and Adani Green Energy (199%).
With no backing from big bulls, 14 smallcap stocks turn multibaggers in 6 months; time to worry?
Retail investors drive smallcap stock surge on Dalal Street, resulting in multibagger returns for selected stocks with minimal institutional presence. Market regulator SEBI monitors the rally, but analysts advise cautious optimism due to value in quality stocks and supportive policies.
Technical Stock Pick: This multibagger power stock breaks out from the 60-day range; time to buy?
Short-term traders can look to buy the stock for a possible target towards 690 levels in the next 2-3 months, suggest experts.
Retail rebellion in these 35 smallcap stocks spark rally, defy big money
35 smallcap stocks have seen increased stake from retail investors despite MFs and FIIs reducing their stakes. This has resulted in double-digit returns since October 2023, with stocks like Inox Wind Energy and Prestige Estates Projects showing the highest gains. In many instances, it has been noticed that retail ownership has become sizeable enough to even cross institutional holding.
16 smallcap stocks with over 100% growth in profit & sales. Watchlist these tiny tornadoes!
India Inc's December quarter earnings showed weakening profit momentum at an overall level but we filtered out a list of 16 smallcap companies which reported over 100% growth in sales and profit on a YoY basis. 14 out of 16 of these stocks have already given multibagger returns in last one year.
Realty stocks buzzing on Dalal Street as 8 turn multibaggers in FY24; what’s your top bet?
The unprecedented demand across key metropolitan cities and beyond is the primary trigger for the rally in shares.
Mutual funds join multi-billion dollar PSU rally, eye 2014 record in election year
The ownership of PSUs in mutual funds has reached a 3-year high as mutual fund managers chase the momentum in Indian PSU stocks. The sharp outperformance and re-rating potential, along with sector-specific triggers and the 'Modi ki guarantee' factor, have fueled interest in PSU stocks. Nifty CPSE has more than doubled in last one year. PSU banks are outperforming private sector banks due to low valuations which many consider to be fair even after the run-up in stock prices.
Warning signs flash for over 100 smallcap multibaggers. Is it a bubble waiting to burst?
The Nifty SmallCap 100 is trading at a high P/B value of 6.7, and at least 128 smallcap multibaggers are trading above their 5-year average PE level. Companies in sectors like chemicals, consumer durables, energy, IT, and BFSI are overheated. The recent Q3 earnings season has added to concerns about expensive valuations for PSU railways, defence, and power stocks.
Smallcap stock screener: 14 czar-chosen tiny titans soar up to 57% in 6 weeks
The ace investor owns more than 50 stocks, the value of which is estimated to be around Rs 5,000 crore. While multibagger BSE is his largest bet where he held around 1.5% stake at the end of the December quarter, 11 of his bets have given double-digit returns in 2024 so far.
Multi-billion dollar PSU stock rally and the hidden hand of low free float
The rally in PSU stocks is not just about improving fundamentals and investor sentiments. Low free float is also one of the reasons behind the multibagger rally. PSU stock KIOCL holds the record of lowest free float of just 0.97% as the Indian government owns 99.03% in the company. The stock has rallied 154% in one year. Other PSU multibaggers where government holding is at least 90% are Punjab & Sind Bank, Indian Overseas Bank, UCO Bank, HMT, Central Bank of India, ITI, State Trading Corporation and FACT.
MFs and FIIs increase stakes in 5 out of 6 new-age tech stocks, Zomato among them
New-age consumer technology stocks continue to attract investors on Dalal Street. Mutual funds and foreign institutional investors have increased stakes in five out of the six listed companies in the December quarter. Zomato is the top-performing stock, with a staggering 154% returns in FY24. Paytm, PB Fintech, and Nykaa have also seen an increase in investor interest. Ant Group has exited Zomato, while One97 Communications and Delhivery have trimmed down their losses. Analysts remain positive on Paytm and PB Fintech, but less bullish on Nykaa due to competition in its segments.
Ashish Kacholia trims stake in multibagger Balu Forge, hikes in this smallcap
Kacolia's investment in La Opala stood at 1.66% in the October-December period versus 1.59% in the preceding quarter. The hike comes despite a strong underperformance by the stock over the last 12 months where the shares of La Opala have witnessed a 7% price erosion.
Vijay Kedia trims stakes in smallcap Talbros Automotive, another multibagger stock
The Kedia Securities chief has brought his holding down by 13 basis points in Elecon Engineering to 1.47% in the December quarter from 1.60% in the September quarter. As for Talbros Automotive, his stake at the end of the December quarter stood at 1.01% down 21 basis points from 1.22% in Q2 of FY2024.
Railway stocks rally up to 12%; multibaggers IRFC, RVNL top gainers
Shares of IRFC, RVNL, Texmaco Rail and Titagarh Rail Systems surged in Tuesday's trade, hitting fresh 52-week highs. These railway stocks are rallying ahead of the Union Budget 2024. IRFC has gained 46% in the last five trading sessions and delivered 328% returns in the past 12 months. With a market cap of over Rs 1.85 lakh crore, IRFC is the largest railway stock on the Indian exchanges. RVNL, Ircon International, Jupiter Wagons, Titagarh Rail Systems, and Texmaco Rail have also outperformed the Nifty, with significant gains ranging from 135% to nearly 300%.
Radhakishan Damani portfolio: Tata stock only multibagger in 2023
Reclusive investor Radhakishan Damani's multi-crore portfolio saw only one stock that gave multibagger returns in the calendar year 2023. Shares of Tata Group retailer Trent, in which Damani owns 1.5% stake, has been the top performing stock in his portfolio with a handsome return of 123% return.
Up to 250% return! Mutual funds hit jackpot with these 5 multibagger smallcap stocks
Boasting at least 33% return this year, Mahindra Manulife Small Cap Fund, Franklin India Smaller Cos Fund, Bandhan Emerging Businesses Fund, Union Small Cap Fund and Nippon India Small Cap Fund top the list of best-performing funds.
Super 20 multibagger stocks zoom up to 475% in Q2. Did you miss the rally?
Shares of Kolkata-based smallcap Jai Balaji Industries, which manufactures iron and steel products like TMT bars, are up 475% to top the multibagger list. Similarly, shares of another smallcap GVK Power & Infrastructure are up 300% so far in Q2 following a 50% rally in just two weeks.
Can stocks with PE above 100 make you richer with multibagger returns? Check out historical data
Out of the 45 stocks (with a market capitalisation of over Rs 500 crore) which had TTM PE multiples of over 100 a year ago, only 20 of them have given negative returns in the last one year. In fact, three of them - Zen Technologies, PTC Industries and Premier Explosives - have gone on to deliver multibagger returns and remain in the high PE zone even today.
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