MULTI BAGGERS

Some of the names which have been the biggest multi-baggers in the past are listed below. Of course, I was not foresighted enough to buy and stay long in all stocks. These stocks have created a mammoth of wealth for those who believed in the growth potential of the companies. The stocks below are an evidence that superior returns are possible and many investors have made money way beyond conventional mutual fund returns:

• Eicher Motors - ₹750 in 2003, now trading at ₹11,266.
• CAGR = 23.17%
• Bajaj Finance - ₹555 in 2011, not trading at 11,266.
• CAGR = 82.60%
• Yes Bank - ₹60 in 2005, now trading at ₹1441.
• CAGR = 33.51%
• Max Financial Services - ₹9 in 2003, now trading at ₹600.
• CAGR = 38.13%
• HDFC Bank - ₹42 in 2003, now trading at ₹1300.
• CAGR = 30.22%
• HCL Technologies - ₹47 in 2003, now trading at ₹785.
• CAGR = 25.26%

FYI, the CAGR returns are taken on a yearly approximate basis. You can use our Compound Interest Calculator to find out the long term returns of the stocks.

These are among the golden stocks in India. It is hard to predict how stocks can go up by so much in such a short period of time. These stocks have exhibited the qualities of “Outliers”. I haven’t really put the charts of these companies here, but if you want to check the historical charts, you can do them on Fyers One or Chartink.