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[hfe_template id='11223'] [ad_1] Investors often chase multibaggers for their potential to multiply wealth rapidly. However, in FY25, finding one was as difficult as unearthing a rare metal. In FY24, 207 stocks (with a market cap over Rs 5,000 crore) delivered multibagger returns. In FY25, that number came down significantly just 17 out of 700-plus stocks. This is a staggering drop, especially for the Indian market, which was known for consistently churning out multibaggers over the years. PG Electroplast, Shakti Pumps, V2 Retail, Shaily Engineering Plastics, JSW Holdings, Sarda Energy and Minerals and Pearl Global Industries are few stocks that beat the market trend and made investors happy. PG Electroplast clocked the highest return of 403% during FY25. This steep drop of multibagger equities indicates a slowdown in the market's overall sentiment, particularly in the mid- to smallcap group, which often produces hefty returns. Is this the worst time to find multibag...

[hfe_template id='11223'] [ad_1] With Q2FY25 earnings behind now, a performance analysis of PSU companies reveals 14 stocks which have not just shown a double-digit growth in their July-September quarter revenue and net profit but also posted double-digit returns from their respective 52 week lows. In this, five stocks are multibaggers viz. National Aluminium Company (NALCO), Housing & Urban Development Corporation(HUDCO), Mazagon Dock Shipbuilders, NBCC India and Bharat Electronics (BEL) between 185% and 104%. Others including Bank Of Maharashtra (BOM), Canara Bank, Central Bank Of India, Coal India, Hindustan Copper, Indian Overseas Bank (IOB), NMDC, State Bank of India (SBI) and Cochin Shipyard between 20% and 68%. All the 14 stocks had hit their 52 week lows in November 2023. Q2FY25 Review While NALCO tops the chart with highest July-September net profit growth of 415%, Coal India trumps its peers on topline growth at 730% on an year-on-year basis.The next highes...

[hfe_template id='11223'] [ad_1] Retail investors, who are often ridiculed for buying at peak and selling in bear markets, played it smart this time. Suzlon Energy saw small investors book profits in the June quarter even as both the big boys - FIIs and mutual funds - bought. The shareholding of retail investors, who were early birds in the multibagger rally, went down from 25.93% in March quarter to 23.16% in the June quarter. On the other hand, MFs doubled down their holding in the stock from 1.86% to 3.82% quarter-on-quarter. FIIs also increased their stake to 21.53% in the June quarter from 19.57% in the March quarter, up from 17.83% in Q3 FY24 and 10.88% in Q2 FY24. Suzlon Energy’s stock has shown impressive performance, with a nearly 90% return from April to date and over 300% in the past one year. Over the last two years, the stock has surged by more than 1,000%. Aamar Deo Singh, Senior Vice President of Equity, Commodity & Currency at Angel One, advised that ...

[hfe_template id='11223'] [ad_1] Multibagger stocks are highly sought after by investors - both retail and market veterans - due to their potential to generate substantial wealth in a relatively short period of time. ETMarkets analyzed the performance of various stocks and discovered that approximately 15 companies have surged by at least 5,000% over the last three years. This remarkable growth means that an investment of Rs 1 lakh in these companies three years ago would now be worth at least Rs 50 lakh. These high-performing stocks span various sectors and include companies such as Diamond Power Infrastructure, Dhruva Capital Services, Waaree Renewables, SG Mart, and Jhaveri Credits, among others. Not only have these stocks turned Rs 1 lakh into at least Rs 50 lakh, but some have even generated returns as high as 84,000%. For instance, Diamond Power Infrastructure, which manufactures and sells power transmission equipment, has delivered an astonishing return of 84,018%...