Trade Nivesh It is not known when which stocks in the market make investors proud and when they fall face down. However, investors are constantly looking for such stocks, which can give them manifold returns in a short time.
One such name is Sahyog Multibase, which has given up to 1,755 per cent returns since last Diwali. Foreign portfolio investors have also increased their stake in the stock to 1 per cent. There is very little discussion about this stock.
The company is active in the plastics, chemical, polymers and petrochem markets. The price of this company's shares on BSE reached Rs 217 on October 15, compared to Rs 11.70 on November 7 last year. The market capitalization of the company is just Rs 173 crore.
Like Sahyog Multibase, there are a total of 10 such stocks with a market capitalization of less than Rs 2,000 crore and foreign investors have increased their stake by more than 1 per cent as of 30 September 2019. All these stocks have done well.
Shares of finance services company Pioneer Investcorp have also given 106% returns to investors since last Diwali (November 7) so far this year. This year, the BSE Smallcap index has fallen by 13 per cent and the Midcap index by 10 per cent.
These stocks have given returns to investors in times of economic weakness. There is a lot of pressure on the market and economic weakness is showing. The BSE Sensex has gained 9 per cent since last Diwali. But the market has returned only in recent days.
Shares that have given good returns to investors include Ion Exchange (up 78 per cent), Cimet (up 47 per cent), Hester Biosciences (up 46 per cent), Zodiac Clothing (up 44 per cent), 63 Moons (up 41 per cent), Money Digital. (Up 39 percent), Amritanjan Healthcare (up 38 percent) and Allantas Back India (up 34 percent).
Some of these companies are also included in the portfolio of value investors. Veteran investor Rakesh Jhunjhunwala has bought a 5 percent stake in Ion Exchange. Value investor Anmol Sekhri holds 1.1% stake in Allantas Back India.
Pioneer Investcorp's profit in the quarter ended March 2019 increased 6-fold compared to year-on-year, while Seamat reported a 81-fold increase. In the FY19, the manufac of Ion Exchange and Amritanjan Healthcare grew by 60 percent. 63 Moons recorded a loss of Rs 35 crore and Zodiac Rs 27 crore.
Foreign investors have increased their stake in Ion Exchange, Hester Biosciences and Amritanjan Healthcare. However, he sold shares of Zodiac Clothing, 63 Moons, Paisa Lo Digital and Allantas Back India to some extent.
The company is active in the plastics, chemical, polymers and petrochem markets. The price of this company's shares on BSE reached Rs 217 on October 15, compared to Rs 11.70 on November 7 last year. The market capitalization of the company is just Rs 173 crore.
Like Sahyog Multibase, there are a total of 10 such stocks with a market capitalization of less than Rs 2,000 crore and foreign investors have increased their stake by more than 1 per cent as of 30 September 2019. All these stocks have done well.
Shares of finance services company Pioneer Investcorp have also given 106% returns to investors since last Diwali (November 7) so far this year. This year, the BSE Smallcap index has fallen by 13 per cent and the Midcap index by 10 per cent.
These stocks have given returns to investors in times of economic weakness. There is a lot of pressure on the market and economic weakness is showing. The BSE Sensex has gained 9 per cent since last Diwali. But the market has returned only in recent days.
Shares that have given good returns to investors include Ion Exchange (up 78 per cent), Cimet (up 47 per cent), Hester Biosciences (up 46 per cent), Zodiac Clothing (up 44 per cent), 63 Moons (up 41 per cent), Money Digital. (Up 39 percent), Amritanjan Healthcare (up 38 percent) and Allantas Back India (up 34 percent).
Some of these companies are also included in the portfolio of value investors. Veteran investor Rakesh Jhunjhunwala has bought a 5 percent stake in Ion Exchange. Value investor Anmol Sekhri holds 1.1% stake in Allantas Back India.
Pioneer Investcorp's profit in the quarter ended March 2019 increased 6-fold compared to year-on-year, while Seamat reported a 81-fold increase. In the FY19, the manufac of Ion Exchange and Amritanjan Healthcare grew by 60 percent. 63 Moons recorded a loss of Rs 35 crore and Zodiac Rs 27 crore.
Foreign investors have increased their stake in Ion Exchange, Hester Biosciences and Amritanjan Healthcare. However, he sold shares of Zodiac Clothing, 63 Moons, Paisa Lo Digital and Allantas Back India to some extent.
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