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    6 penny stocks turned multibagger, delivered up to 285% returns in 2024. Do you own any?

    ​While the Sensex saw modest returns of 6.5% in 2024 (from January 1st to June 14th), a handful of penny stocks surged dramatically, with gains ranging from 100% to an impressive 285%. According to Ace Equity data, six penny stocks with the latest volume of over 5 lakh and a market cap below Rs 1000 crore have turned into multibaggers. Here's the list:

    Multibagger tracker: 7 low-priced stocks double money in 6 months as FIIs raise stake

    Low-priced stocks attract institutional interest, yielding multibagger returns within six months. Nitco leads with a 179% surge, followed by IFCI, Newtime Infrastructure, Unitech, Hindustan Motors, Cupid, and PVP Ventures.

    Mahadev betting app scam: 19 smallcap stocks crash up to 37% this month

    Smallcap investors suffered losses due to the Mahadev Online Book scam involving entities like Hari Shankar Tibrewala. Several listed stocks linked to the scam saw significant value depreciation, causing panic in the stock market.

    What are penny stocks? How to identify promising opportunities there? Shweta Jain answers

    Penny stocks are often misunderstood, but smallcap companies offer more reliable information and better quality businesses. If you are okay with losing money, then you look at a penny stock. But if you are looking at investment, then smallcap is the way to go. To identify promising penny stocks, investors should evaluate information, business prospects, founders' background, audited results, and auditors amidst the vast choices available.

    Beneficiaries of possible lower interest rates? 5 construction & contracting companies with upside potential of up to 32%

    Whether it is an individual or a company, interest rates matter to every segment of the economy, the only difference is how strong is this co-relationship. For an individual, his or her EMI, right from home loans to personal loan to auto loan is decided by interest rates. For companies the cost of capital is decided by interest rates and capital is the lifeline for all companies. When it comes to companies, there are certain sectors which get impacted by movement in interest rates more than others. The reason is that both the demand for their product and service and their own ability to grow and have better margins has strong co-relationship with interest rates. Now with higher probability of interest rate coming down, will companies from contracting and construction space which work on wafer thin margins have better margins? If Yes, then order books which in any case are brimming may deliver more than expected.

    Want to invest? Look at largecaps and midcaps where there is value: Sanjiv Bhasin

    Sanjiv Bhasinrecommends investing in PB Fintech, as it has shown strong performance and has the potential for significant growth. He also highlights Tata Motors as a valuable auto company and suggests considering Tata Comm as another promising stock. Bhasin believes there is still opportunity in the real estate market and plans to reveal a top pick in the sector. He discusses the earnings of Voltas and SRF, noting that both have strengths despite some weaknesses.

    The Economic Times
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