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chimak10
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Posted: 28/May/2009 at 4:57pm

pathetic to say the least........for years falling sales and profit...........operator stock............wonder why the reporter didn't mention that

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Posted: 28/May/2009 at 5:13pm

Please no operator stock or bubbles.

Purely based on fundamental and future multibagger only

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Posted: 29/May/2009 at 10:18pm

Nilesh, I can tell you from personal experience that only brokers will sell you sure shot 10 baggers and that too during a period of exuberance.

There are multiple ways to reach Delhi....

One way to find multibaggers has been to buy companies with some competitive strength when their prospects look ugly in the near term and the market is giving them away.

Also, most people who have been in the market for less than 5 years think they can get a 20%+ return while most people who have been in the market more than 20 years think they can get a 12% return. (A survey quoted by WB)

The reality is most lay investors like us struggle to beat the market.

Edited by subu76 - 29/May/2009 at 10:31pm

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Posted: 29/May/2009 at 11:59am

Does any one know future Multi-bagger?

It must be minimum 10 times in next 4 years.

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Chec this script - SAAMYA BIO

http://bseindia.com/price_finder/stockreach.asp?scripcd=532905

http://www.saamyabiotech.com/Saamya-India/images/saamya%20annual-08.pdf

Is ne one folllowing this script...some sources says its a potential multibagger...lets try & find more abt it.

Edited by chic_1978 - 30/May/2009 at 12:05pm

happy & wise investing

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Posted: 30/May/2009 at 9:46pm

Originally posted by NileshGambhava

Does any one know future Multi-bagger?

It must be minimum 10 times in next 4 years.

No one knows about future multibaggers, they know only past multibaggers.

You alone are responsible for your actions.

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Posted: 30/May/2009 at 1:42am

Originally posted by wiseowl

Originally posted by NileshGambhava

Does any one know future Multi-bagger?

It must be minimum 10 times in next 4 years.

No one knows about future multibaggers, they know only past multibaggers.

That's an excellent thought.

And most of us (Certainly me and my friends) love to do mental calculations around these past multibaggers.

The past is always crystal clear but the future is clouded.

We should read/write/hear such lines every day.

Edited by subu76 - 30/May/2009 at 1:51am

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Posted: 31/May/2009 at 1:05pm

Hi Subu,

Would like to coorect little bit.

Past data is important for assessement of companies competitive strenght as well as management capability. I dont think in India we have any company which is having something very unique to offer, theres always a competitor. So what distinguishes them is the management. INFY grown due to NM and Wipro due to Mr Premji. In IT revolution many companies have tried to emulate but very few survive decently.

Regarding future, investor has to look at the future. We have to live year ahead to win a good deal. So what matters is the identification of good company and most important is buying them when they become cheap! Heres the catch, cheapness comes at the cost of challenging the crowd. For example when everything was collapsing then you can very easily see that many companies are written off by the investors and now compare yourself the prise difference. Many of them are still 2-3 baggers in short span!

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Posted: 31/May/2009 at 1:58pm

Originally posted by manish_okhade

So what distinguishes them is the management. INFY grown due to NM and Wipro due to Mr Premji. In IT revolution many companies have tried to emulate but very few survive decently.

Exactly. In Buffett's words, we should aim for buying "easily identifiable princes at toad-like prices".

What happens often is that investors latch on to stocks of badly-run companies with dubious managements in the fond hope of hitting a multibagger. Most often these stocks are driven by operators and rumours, and investors end up burning a hole a their pocket.

You alone are responsible for your actions.

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