- As per market veteran, many investors hesitate to exit loss-making stocks because booking losses feels painful. However shifting capital to businesses with stronger visibility may create better long-term outcomes, as steady compounding over 10–15 years usually outperforms short-term excitement. Protecting capital remains more important than chasing quick profits.
- A stock can never become a multibagger if the promoter cannot handle large capital or stay committed to the business. Before numbers, charts or news, assess promoter mindset. Strong financials alone do not create multibaggers, strong and investor-friendly management does. Multibaggers are built in management psychology before reflecting in numbers.
- Investor awareness from Bajaj Housing Finance IPO case IPO price Rs.70 surged to Rs.190 and now back near Rs.70. Many investors who entered at higher levels are in losses due to chasing hype. Key learning avoid listing-day rallies, focus on valuation over excitement, ignore FOMO, and prioritise capital protection. Markets reward patience and discipline
- TCS Q4 results beat estimates with revenue at Rs.70,698 cr. versus expectation Rs.69,600 cr., while net profit stood at Rs.13,718 cr. EBIT reached Rs.17,870 cr. with margin at 25.3%. Revenue grew 1.2% in constant currency terms q-o-q and the firm declared a dividend of Rs.31 per share.
- IRB Infra reported group toll collection growth of 20.6% y-o-y, indicating steady traffic momentum. The counter remains on radar.
- Atlanta Electricals manufactures power transformers and holds reserves of Rs.767 cr. against equity of Rs.14 cr. Q3 FY26 revenue rose 80% to Rs.472 cr. while profit surged 120% to Rs.91 cr. Order book stands strong at Rs.2451 cr. with 5-year profit CAGR of 56.2% and 3-year ROE of 39.2%. Capacity expanded around 4x and shift towards higher voltage transformers supports margin expansion, indicating strong growth potential
