Ekansh Mittal

I think you would agree with me that deciding when to Sell a stock is probably 10x more difficult than deciding when to buy. At least I find selling very difficult because there’s always this fear that I may sell too soon and what if the stock continues rising. Based on my observation of several stocks which have had decent correction, 1 metric you can add to your checklist to aid sell decision or to avoid getting trapped at peaks is: No.…

Everyone is looking for turnaround opportunities that can turn out to be multibaggers. The question is – How does one screen for such stocks at an early stage? We believe one good way to screen for such stocks is as follows: Look for Preferential allotment of warrants/shares to Promoters/Insiders in companies in which there’s been a decent correction in stock price (40-50% or more) and the major or the entire allocation is to Promoters/Insiders. Let’s look at a case study – Lloyds Engineering Works.   Important Update: On 11th Apr’25, we…