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How has Jhunjhunwala's consistent top six bets performed in the last one decade
Jhunjhunwala minted a huge fortune from Titan Company. However, his stake in the company was slashed to 5.1 per cent stake as on June 30, 2022, from 7.28 per cent on June 30, 2012. The shares of Tata group's luxury consumer durable company rallied a jaw-dropping 1,012 per cent to settle at Rs 2,491.95 on August 12, 2022, from Rs 222.3 on June 29, 2012.
Jhunjhunwala minted a huge fortune from Titan Company. However, his stake in the company was slashed to 5.1 per cent stake as on June 30, 2022, from 7.28 per cent on June 30, 2012. The shares of Tata group's luxury consumer durable company rallied a jaw-dropping 1,012 per cent to settle at Rs 2,491.95 on August 12, 2022, from Rs 222.3 on June 29, 2012.
The Economic Times
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PM Modi greets NCC cadets at Red Fort
The prime minister encouraged the cadets from Punjab and Gujarat to perform their folk dances -- Bhangra and Garba -- as he cheered for them. He also shook hands with some cadets, striking brief interactions.
The prime minister encouraged the cadets from Punjab and Gujarat to perform their folk dances -- Bhangra and Garba -- as he cheered for them. He also shook hands with some cadets, striking brief interactions.
The Economic Times
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Russian forces pound Ukraine's Donetsk region
The General Staff of Ukraine's armed forces also reported Russian shelling of more than a dozen towns on the southern front - particularly the Kherson region, mainly controlled by Russian forces, but where Ukrainian troops are steadily capturing territory.
The General Staff of Ukraine's armed forces also reported Russian shelling of more than a dozen towns on the southern front - particularly the Kherson region, mainly controlled by Russian forces, but where Ukrainian troops are steadily capturing territory.
The Economic Times
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Eye on the next 25 years: PM Modi lists the evils India needs to fight
Speaking from the ramparts of the Red Fort on the 76th Independence Day, Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed two big challenges before India, namely nepotism and dynasty, and corruption. He said that "we have to fight" against these together. Addressing Modi described nepotism as an "evil" and said the country needs to come together against it.
Speaking from the ramparts of the Red Fort on the 76th Independence Day, Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed two big challenges before India, namely nepotism and dynasty, and corruption. He said that "we have to fight" against these together. Addressing Modi described nepotism as an "evil" and said the country needs to come together against it.
The Economic Times
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India achieved 10 pc ethanol blending target ahead of schedule: Prime Minister Narendra Modi
For a nation, 85 per cent dependent on imports for meeting its oil needs and 50 per cent for gas requirement, the key is alternate energy sources - from renewable power to hydrogen and switching to electric vehicles from current petrol and diesel-run automobiles.
For a nation, 85 per cent dependent on imports for meeting its oil needs and 50 per cent for gas requirement, the key is alternate energy sources - from renewable power to hydrogen and switching to electric vehicles from current petrol and diesel-run automobiles.
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Jhunjhunwala Estate to be Managed by Pros & Family
Jhunjhunwala's investment outfit, Rare Enterprises - coined from the first two letters of his and his wife Rekha's names - will be run by the current management team led by Utpal Sheth and Amit Goela.
Jhunjhunwala's investment outfit, Rare Enterprises - coined from the first two letters of his and his wife Rekha's names - will be run by the current management team led by Utpal Sheth and Amit Goela.
The Economic Times
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Rakesh Jhunjhunwala: Always commanding, mysterious, unpredictable and bullish
Even as many swashbuckling traders and speculators of yore faded away because they were unable to keep pace with the changing face of the Indian stock market, Jhunjhunwala, also known as Rocky in the market, segued effortlessly into the more formalised market system and some of his farsighted bets over the past two decades helped him amass wealth, earning him a cult following across the country.
Even as many swashbuckling traders and speculators of yore faded away because they were unable to keep pace with the changing face of the Indian stock market, Jhunjhunwala, also known as Rocky in the market, segued effortlessly into the more formalised market system and some of his farsighted bets over the past two decades helped him amass wealth, earning him a cult following across the country.
The Economic Times
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Five Stocks and the Making of the Legend of Big Bull
Lupin is the other favourite stock pick of Jhunjhunwala that made him some big money. He started buying Lupin shares in 2003 when the market cap was around ₹500 crore. In June 2008, he held a 4.29% stake in Lupin valued at ₹154 crore. Jhunjhunwala reduced the stake gradually and exited the company fully in September last year when the market capitalisation was around ₹44,000 crore.
Lupin is the other favourite stock pick of Jhunjhunwala that made him some big money. He started buying Lupin shares in 2003 when the market cap was around ₹500 crore. In June 2008, he held a 4.29% stake in Lupin valued at ₹154 crore. Jhunjhunwala reduced the stake gradually and exited the company fully in September last year when the market capitalisation was around ₹44,000 crore.
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'Tu dar mat' was Rakesh Jhunjhunwala’s mantra and he himself was truly fearless: Rashesh Shah
“He was a great trader and a great investor and understood price as well as value and that was truly unique. He could see undervalued companies, undervalued stocks, he could see the long term in that. He followed only how the price is going to behave but also how the company is going to behave and a lot of those nuances have been truly very insightful.”
“He was a great trader and a great investor and understood price as well as value and that was truly unique. He could see undervalued companies, undervalued stocks, he could see the long term in that. He followed only how the price is going to behave but also how the company is going to behave and a lot of those nuances have been truly very insightful.”
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India@75: 40 multibaggers that rallied up to 425% since last Independence Day
As many as 40 stocks across the sectors have rallied 100-425 per cent since the last Independence Day, rewarding the investors, the data from Ace Equity suggests. Despite the inflationary pressure, strong FII pullout, depreciating rupee, rising crude oil prices, interest rate hikes and geopolitical crises, these stocks have been able to hold ground with sharp upside in the last 12 months.
As many as 40 stocks across the sectors have rallied 100-425 per cent since the last Independence Day, rewarding the investors, the data from Ace Equity suggests. Despite the inflationary pressure, strong FII pullout, depreciating rupee, rising crude oil prices, interest rate hikes and geopolitical crises, these stocks have been able to hold ground with sharp upside in the last 12 months.
The Economic Times
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Consumer companies' chiefs bet big on festive demand
Higher stocking of products by wholesalers and trade since end July as compared to the previous months, faster movement of FMCG from wholesalers to kiranas, a reduction in the trade credit period and strong Independence Day sales all suggest improving consumer spending, they said.
Higher stocking of products by wholesalers and trade since end July as compared to the previous months, faster movement of FMCG from wholesalers to kiranas, a reduction in the trade credit period and strong Independence Day sales all suggest improving consumer spending, they said.
The Economic Times
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Possibility of profit-booking at 17,780-17,800 on Nifty can't be ruled out
Considering the recent price action, traders are advised not to carry aggressive overnight bets for a while and should adapt the strategy to follow one step at a time and respect levels on either side.
Considering the recent price action, traders are advised not to carry aggressive overnight bets for a while and should adapt the strategy to follow one step at a time and respect levels on either side.
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Higher cost pressure mars Q1 show for India Inc
With softening commodity prices and rising consumption, analysts expect the overall corporate performance to improve in the second half of the fiscal year. The aggregate revenue of a sample of 2,638 listed companies, excluding banking and finance firms, increased by a four-quarter high of 41.5% on-year in April-June. But growth in net profit was at a four-quarter low of 15.1%
With softening commodity prices and rising consumption, analysts expect the overall corporate performance to improve in the second half of the fiscal year. The aggregate revenue of a sample of 2,638 listed companies, excluding banking and finance firms, increased by a four-quarter high of 41.5% on-year in April-June. But growth in net profit was at a four-quarter low of 15.1%
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MC Explains | What is 2G ethanol and why is India aiming to increase its production?
2G ethanol plants use surplus biomass and agricultural waste to produce ethanol, which is then blended with petrol. This helps India cut down on its crude oil imports, cut CO2 emissions, dispose of agri stubble, and increase farmers’ income, among others.
2G ethanol plants use surplus biomass and agricultural waste to produce ethanol, which is then blended with petrol. This helps India cut down on its crude oil imports, cut CO2 emissions, dispose of agri stubble, and increase farmers’ income, among others.
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India@75| These 13 stocks and one Index turn multibagger since last Independence Day
Since the last Independence Day, the market has seen only 13 multibagger stocks in the BSE50 index, which was much less compared to 181 count in previous year, largely due to correction and volatility in the markets
Since the last Independence Day, the market has seen only 13 multibagger stocks in the BSE50 index, which was much less compared to 181 count in previous year, largely due to correction and volatility in the markets
Moneycontrol
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SBI Focused Equity mutual fund review: Promise of healthy track record
. It leaves behind a healthy track record under previous mandate but with occasional bouts of sharp underperformance. Its performance since shifting mandate shows investors can expect continuity in the hands of its veteran fund manager.
. It leaves behind a healthy track record under previous mandate but with occasional bouts of sharp underperformance. Its performance since shifting mandate shows investors can expect continuity in the hands of its veteran fund manager.
The Economic Times
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FDs, small savings schemes, debt MFs, RBI bonds: How investors can make the most of rising interest rates
Rising rates may be bad for the equity markets, debt funds and borrowers. But investors can also benefit from them.
Rising rates may be bad for the equity markets, debt funds and borrowers. But investors can also benefit from them.
The Economic Times
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Realty hot spot: Promising housing destination in NCR
Sectors 74 to 79 in Noida are close to employment hubs and have good connectivity to Delhi.
Sectors 74 to 79 in Noida are close to employment hubs and have good connectivity to Delhi.
The Economic Times
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I take care of my ill father without any help from my brother. Can he stake claim to my father’s property?
Readers' estate planning queries answered.
Readers' estate planning queries answered.
The Economic Times
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‘Mini Cloudtails’ mushroom on Amazon after largest seller shuts down
These new entities are run by former executives of Cloudtail, as well as of Appario Retail, another company which is still a seller on the platform
These new entities are run by former executives of Cloudtail, as well as of Appario Retail, another company which is still a seller on the platform
The Economic Times
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