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New Insider Bets reco tonight: A rare setup: Promoter buying + Growth + Cheap valuation

This post is regarding an important update: Update – Tonight, 19th Apr’26, we will release a new stock recommendation for (opens in new tab)Insider Bets members. The stock we are working on is where: Promoter is increasing stake via preferential allotment Valuation: <10x earnings | 1x book Earnings growth: 20%+ CAGR This setup doesn’t show up often wherein the Promoter is increasing stake, company is growing well and the valuations are so reasonable. Detailed research report dropping tonight for Insider Bets members – click (opens in…

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Globus spirits Q3 FY 26 presentation

[Stock idea]: Globus Spirits – Manufacturing stable, consumer business scaling, UP distillery = margin catalyst

Globus Spirits operates a dual business model – a stable, margin-generating manufacturing business (ENA/ethanol) paired with a high-growth consumer Alcohol brands business (Prestige & Above + Regular & Others). The UP distillery (₹200 Cr capex) is commissioning in Q4, which should significantly expand margins for both R&O and P&A portfolios in Uttar Pradesh. Here are the key takeaways, But, before that: Help us grow: If you think our stock recommendations could add value to your friends, relatives, or acquaintances, we’d appreciate…

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New Insider Bets stock recommendation dropping this week (trading at 1x book, 14% ROE path)

We’re releasing a new stock recommendation this week under Insider Bets subscription. The Setup: A small private sector bank with: Niche focus: MSME / self-employed / secured lending (not mass-market CASA play) Improving fundamentals: Asset quality at multi-year lows, ROE trajectory 13% → 14%+ Growth visibility: 18-20% guided loan/deposit growth, granular book Valuation: Trading near 1x book value despite improving RoE profile What makes it interesting: Unlike large banks competing on CASA and brand, this bank has carved out a defendable niche in: Secured, high-yield lending…

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HDFC: 14% in 5 years. Small-cap: 200%. Which would you hold?

Investment paradox I’m observing: HDFC Bank: 14% returns (5 years) Infosys: 0% returns (5 years)…excluding dividends. Investors hold these comfortably. Small-cap that delivers 200% net return (after – 40% drawdown first): Same investors panic-sell at the bottom. Why? It’s not about returns. It’s about emotional comfort. Let me share with you The Psychology of “Comfortable Underperformance”. Before that: Help us grow: If our research adds value to your investing process, we’d appreciate you spreading the word about Katalyst Wealth to friends, family, or colleagues who…

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