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[Stock note]: Refex Industries – 14 + bagger case study…Trick to identify such stocks early?

August 21, 2025

Everyone is looking for 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 – Refex Industries. Before that: Here’s the list of new…

[Stock note]: Bajaj Steel – 20+ bagger case study…How to identify such stocks early?

June 7, 2025

I was recently looking at Bajaj Steel Industries. The stock came in our radar as the Promoter bought shares worth Rs 4 crore in Feb’24 around 300 odd levels. While digging deeper in the company, I found some interesting details regarding actions taken by the promoters in Jul’20 and will share details below to understand how can one screen for stocks which may end up performing well in future. Investing is probabilistic and the idea is to invest in stocks where the probability…

Is the Indian stock market close to bottoming out?

April 10, 2025

Since topping out in Sep’24, the Indian stock market is down around 25% on a broader level. This month, we had another major event in the form of Trump Tariffs. The good news is, except for China, Trump has announced a 90-day pause on reciprocal tariffs with a universal rate of 10%. As is often the case, whenever the markets have corrected sharply, the general question that comes to mind is…Have the markets bottomed out? To answer this question, today, we will look…

[Stock note]: Ganesh Housing – 20+ bagger since Apr’21…How to identify Turnaround stocks early?

February 14, 2025

Markets are down around 20% from top and many stocks and sectors are offering good value from a perspective of 3-4 years. To ensure that the beaten down stocks you buy today, do well in the long term, you could look at what the Promoters/Insiders of such companies are doing and whether they themselves are increasing stake or not. The idea is to buy stocks which will bounce back like tennis balls and not splatter like eggs. The question is – How…