STOCK TO INVEST
Talking product sense with Ridhi
9 min AI interview5 questions
My personal favorite is LIC.
It is >25% of my portfolio, in green (5%+) even though I started buying around 700 and averaged it down.
I'm pretty confident it'll more than double in the next 2-3yrs. That's an easy 30%+ return if it plays out.
Vedanta is dividend heavy. Check what they've been up to since their 2020 open offer. Since dividends are taxes as income, it'll hurt. Otherwise quite a decent company.
Check the valuation of Manyavar and then reassess. They're like the Byju's of clothing.
Personally, my Raymond investment went 4x (5x+ if I hadn't sold). Not sure if they'll keep it up though. Man their suits are great.
Zomato: If you're willing to hold for several years, through thick and thin, and average up/down on opportunities, this can be a retirement stock.
Dmart: Already run up since the last quarterly report.
Revenues will rise with inflation, even if total # sale is constant.
At the same time, earnings for next 10y is priced in. No guarantee that you'll make big bucks here.
This should not be a reason to reject but . Promoter is has all the shares pledged. So to make money they cut out fat dividends to manage costs. Most prone company to margin call . Heard a news they did 420 cr donation to political parties last year
Invest in yourself bro