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Everest Industries Ltd (NSE Code – EVERESTIND): Alpha R

December 2, 2012

Dear Readers, Please find below the report shared with Alpha/Alpha + members on Everest Industries (NSE Code – Everestind) in Oct’11 at Rs 135. Dear Members, We are pleased to share with you Alpha recommendation for Oct’11. Everest industries ltd (NSE Code Everestind) – Oct’11 Katalyst Wealth’s Alpha Reco View more presentations from Katalyst Wealth Key Investment Highlights Improving demand scenario: The government is targeting a sustained economic growth of over 8% this year. This growth would include a 4%…

Cera Sanitaryware Ltd – Alpha/Alpha + recommendation

August 21, 2012

Dear Members, We would like to share with you details on the stock recommendation to our Alpha and Alpha + members – Cera Sanitaryware Ltd (NSE Code – CERA) at Rs 165. Note: At Katalyst Wealth, we don’t rule out a possibility of a downside of 10-15% (we can’t predict and therefore never attempt to catch bottoms) and would therefore suggest only serious long term investors to consider investing in the stock. Download Here: Â Cera Sanitaryware Ltd (NSE Code –…

Have you ever been offered currency notes worth 1 lakh

May 12, 2012

Dear Readers, What if I were to tell you that you can take currency notes worth Rs 1 lakh for just Rs 50,000, today, with just one condition that you can sell those currency notes worth 1 lakh only after 24 months and not before ? Note: This article is for investors serious about wealth creation. If you don’t look at stocks/equities as an investment option beyond a day, week or month, then don’t read beyond this line. Ok, let…

“Why I resigned from Goldman Sachs”….Greg Smith, Exec

March 20, 2012

Dear Readers, Be it US or India, the story is same all over the world when it comes to dealing with clients at Brokerage houses, Trading (be it in equities, commodities, etc) advisory firms. As clearly mentioned by Greg Smith in his resignation letter, the corporate culture at such firms sidelines the interests of clients in their pursuit of quick money. The central point of discussion for analysts at such firms is: “How much did we make off the clients?”…