MULTI BAGGER STOCK SELECTION

Which one is a great Multibagger stock?

Gopal K, In here to make money, each day without fail, either upside or downside

Written Oct 11

There are many multibagger stocks but I am not sure from which Industry you want to know, hence I will restrict myself to 4 -5 stocks across various Industries. U can verify the share prices yourself incase you don’t trust these graphs.

Also read: Gopal K's answer to How can I make 500 rupees daily from the Indian stock market if have only 10000 rupees to invest?

Stock 1: Upper Ganges - Sugar Industry

The stock was at Rs. 36.8 on October 1, 2015 and it hit a high of Rs. 508.35 on 29th July 2016, giving a return of 1281% in a span of 10 months.

Stock 2: Malu Paper - Paper Industry

The stock was at Rs. 9.8 on 30th March 2016 and as of today (Oct 11, 2016) the stock is at Rs. 35.40, giving a return of 261% in a span of 7 months.

Stock 3 - Century Extrusions - Aluminum Industry

This stock was at Rs. 2.15 on 2nd Sep 2016 and as of today (10th Oct 2016) it is trading at Rs. 7.57, giving a return of 252% in 40 days!!!

Stock 4 - Kakatiya Cement - Cement Industry

This stock was at Rs. 100 on 17th Feb 2016 and went on to hit a high of Rs. 599 by 15th May 2016, giving a return of 500% in 90 days !!!

Stock 5 - Electrotherm - Engineering Industry

This stock was at Rs. 32 around Jan 15th, 2016 and went on to hit a high of Rs. 188.25 last week (week of Oct 7th 2016), giving a return of 488% in only 9 months!!!

Hope I have given you enough examples on the multibagger stocks in 2016. More than 275 stocks have hit 52 wk lows and 52 wk highs in a span of 10 months, within this year (2016). Amazing year of returns for many investors…

Edit 1: Key to success: Research, research and more research…. I go through financial statements, news announcements, sector outlook, brokerage reports, trends based on seasonality (eg; because of good monsoon, rural stocks did well), regulatory approvals & issues ( incase of pharma), govt. intervention (like MIP for steel companies, capital infusion for banks).

I do this for 5 -7 stocks daily and if i find something interesting, then I watch the stock performance for a week or two, then go to work calculating the intrinsic value of each stock, compare it with current price, see the returns possible if I can invest.

If the intrinsic value - current price is > 30% then I invest for long term, if it is less than 30% then I trade those stocks.

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