This video analyzes a leading mid cap company. Despite a stellar 10-year track record with 20% CAGR, the stock is trading at a discount due to recent losses and high debt.
This video explores how different investor mindsets can lead to varying valuations of the same stock, using Exide Industries as an example.
Hey everyone, it's Rahul Shah here. Remember how Accenture's revised growth target dominated investment news last week?
The BSE Small Cap index touched a high of 46,821 a little over a month ago. Well, it has taken a U-turn since then and has gone in the other direction in a big way.
Does back of the envelope calculation work in a field like investing as well? Or is it a field where one is required to apply scientific rigor and precision?
Less than 6 months ago, I had published a video on Visaka Industries, arguing how the risk-reward equation of investing in the stock seems to be in favour of investors.
Tata Motors has now gone past Maruti Suzuki to emerge as India's most valuable auto manufacturer.
The last few days however have been quite hard on Polycab India. It has seen its share price erode by a huge 30% from its top and there could be more losses in the offing.
Arriving at a reasonable estimate of a stock's intrinsic value is easy. However, there are errors that can creep in and even the most astute analysts can fall prey to them.
Arriving at a reasonable estimate of a stock's intrinsic value is easy.