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Showing posts with label Small Cap Investments. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Small Cap Investments. Show all posts

Sunday, July 17, 2011

Hidden Gem Shines - Returns of 73% in 3 Months

Dear Readers,

We are delighted to share that one of the small cap stock research report which we shared 3 months back with all our Hidden Gems subscribers is now giving returns of 73.47% against small cap index returns of 4.52%.

Our equity analysts team once again picked the right stock at right point of time.

The stock belongs to chemical industry and was recommended on 27th March 2011, when stock price was trading at Rs. 60 and market capital of the company was 56.3 crores (563.01 million) and today the market cap of the company is 97 crores. As an investor, if you have invested Rs. 10,000 on 27th March, your investment value as on date would be Rs 17,347. 

Stock has the potential to move another 5-7% during coming week and we recommend our subscribers to book partial profits by selling 50% of their holdings at a price of Rs. 110.  

Above one is just an example. Sri Adhikari Brothers, Tide Water Oil are the couple of stocks which gave 100% returns to our investors within a period of 6 months.

As on date, Saral Gyan - Hidden Gems stocks are clearly outperforming small cap index by whopping 30%.

Below is the average returns of Hidden Gems Vs Small Cap Index from Sept 2010 - March 2011.


And that's not all! Our Hidden Gems service is one of the most admired service by our readers and subscribers.

Hidden Gems ranks on top in Google search engine.

Our website enjoys no. 1 ranking in Google search engine and credit goes to our Hidden Gems services and you. We are delighted, because you only make it happen. Popularity of Saral Gyan Hidden Gems is no more hidden now.

You can also experience the same at any point of time. Simply open Google search engine page and type Hidden Gems stocks and you will see that our website is ranking 1st on first page of Google.
So what are your waiting for? Start investing a small portion of your savings in Hidden Gems which offers an opportunity to multiply your investments over a period of next 3 to 5 years.

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Regards,

Saral Gyan Team.

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Saturday, July 16, 2011

Beating the Market with your Stock Investments

Do you want to “beat the market” with your stock investments?

That seems to be the goal most pundits tout, especially if they are selling a sure-fire, guaranteed system to do just that. But, is simply “beating the market” with your stock investments a worthy goal or are there other considerations?

First, we need to define “the market.” Most everyone considers the Sensex the bogey for the stock market. This is not always a good choice, since it is heavily weighted with large cap stocks.

Small Cap Stocks

If you are comparing the results of a small or mid cap stock or group of stocks, the Sensex is probably not the best choice, since large caps stocks don’t necessarily move to the same influences that drive mid and small cap stocks.

We could go on with a number of other reasons that the Sensex may not be the best choice as a representative of the total market, but it ignores the main question of setting expectations for you stock investments.

If your goal is long-term growth, the companies that will take you there may not be concerned with beating the market each quarter.

Shareholder Value

Companies that focus on building shareholder value for the long term make decisions that may effect earning in the short run, but add value in the long run.

For example, investing in new technology can curb profits in the near term, but pay off in the future. Companies that are willing to shed unprofitable divisions and close product lines that no longer meet earnings goals take losses in the current year, but position themselves for a better future.

If you are only concerned about beating the market every quarter, you may be investing in companies that are sacrificing their future in the interest of meeting some artificial short-term goal.

Saturday, June 11, 2011

Hidden Gems Outperform Small Cap Index by 26%

Dear Reader,

We are thankful to all our readers and subscribers who have appreciated our research work and efforts in exploring investment opportunities in small cap space. Its our mission to guide our readers to make educated investment decisions and help them creating wealth in long run by directly investing in equities.

One of our service - Hidden Gems, which we introducted last year is highly appreciated by all our paid subscribers. The reason is simple, all of them made wealth by investing in our recommended Hidden Gems (small cap stocks). We do not only recommend micro and small cap stocks to our investors but also share complete research reports of such companies which ensure that our subscribers make an educated investment decision. As small cap stocks play a vital role in appreciating your investments, hence we suggest to allocate 10-15% of your investment to small cap stocks in your equity portfolio.

We were the first to suggest small cap stocks like Tide Water Oil and Sri Adhikari Brothers Television Ltd to our Investors, these stocks gave 100% returns to our investors in a short span of 6 months. Its a fact that even after recent stock market correction, both these stocks are giving returns of almost 40% from our recommended price.

Hidden Gems keep on moving northward during market downturn. As on date (10th June), average returns of Hidden Gems recommended by us in period of last 7 months are giving positive returns of 16.06% compared to negative returns of small cap index of -10.53%.

Hence, if you have invested total of Rs. 10,000 in a systematic way each month in our recommended Hidden Gems, your investments value as on date would be Rs. 11,606. And if you have invested same amount in Small Cap Index stocks, your investment value would be Rs. 8,947.

Our Hidden Gems outperform Small Cap Index by whopping 26.59%.   


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Below is the past performance of Hidden Gems recommended by Saral Gyan equity analysts during last 7 months:


Some of the unique advantages of investing in small cap stocks are:

1. Small companies adapt fast to changing environment - they are nimble and can therefore move fast.

2. Given low liquidity, while retail investors can buy small caps, many fund managers cannot - so retail investors have a first mover advantage with a good small company.

3. Small caps are high in demand but less in supply - that means prices rise really fast when demand increases.

Through Hidden Gems, we're providing you opportunities to invest in such small caps stocks today. Infosys, Pantaloon, Unitech, Glenmark were the small cap stocks in past and today are the well known companies falling under mid and large cap space. Do note that only small cap stocks have the true growth potential with high probability to become multibagger stocks in couple of years.

The stocks we reveal through Hidden Gems are companies that are either under-researched or not covered by other stock brokers and research firms.
 
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Regards,

Saral Gyan Team,
Saral Gyan Capital Services

Friday, April 29, 2011

Last 48 Hours to get Hidden Gems at Discounted Price

Small cap stocks in India are companies with a market capitalization of 500 crores or less. By way of review, you calculate market capitalization or market cap by taking the number of outstanding shares and multiplying by the current per share price.

Some investors put the mark for small cap stocks at a lower figure, while others put it higher. There is no one figure everyone agrees is correct.

Risky Business

What most experts do agree on is that small cap stocks, especially those with market caps under Rs. 100 crore are risky investments.

We are not talking about penny stocks – those micro companies that trade off the Sensex for literally pennies per share. We are referring to the stocks of small companies you can buy and sell on a listed exchange.

Small Cap Stocks are Risky

• Big fish eat small fish in a competitive market. You can have a great idea and a great company, but a larger competitor can kill you.

• Market and/or economic reversals can be devastating to smaller companies that often lack the financial resources to hold on through tough times.

• Many small companies are started by people with a great idea, but no business experience. If they fail to learn how to run the business or refuse to turn the business over to professional managers, the company is at risk of failing due to poor management.

• Evaluating small cap companies is sometimes difficult due to the lack of information or historical data. Short operating histories make analysis seem more like guesswork.

What’s Good about Small Caps

Despite the risks associated with small cap stocks, there are some good reasons for considering adding them as a modest portion (usually no more than 5% - 15%) of your portfolio.

The first place you can start is the obvious: the most successful companies today started as small companies. Who knows where the next Infosys is coming from, but it will certainly have started out as a small company.

Here are some other good points about small cap stocks:

• It is easier to double the sales of a company doing Rs.20 million per year than it is to double the sales of a company doing Rs. 2 billion in sales. Rapid growth is easier for small cap stocks.

• Smaller companies can “fly under the radar” of intense market attention longer. This keeps the price from being bid up too high or knocked down too low. Most mutual funds, for instance, don’t invest in small cap stocks. (The exception, of course, would be funds that specialize in small cap stocks.)

• Small companies tend to be more nimble and react quicker to market and technological conditions. Small companies can exploit opportunities that larger companies can’t afford to chase because of their huge overhead.

What to Look For

How do you find a good small cap stock? It requires more work than investing in larger, better-followed companies since there may not be much information available.

Here are some Tips

• Invest in what you know. If you have expert knowledge or extensive experience in a particular industry or technology, this may be a good place to start looking. It is always important to understand what you invest in, but doubly so in small cap stocks.

• Avoid “bleeding edge” technology, because this is so risky on its own, when coupled with small companies becomes a complete gamble.

• Be realistic. The company has to have a chance to succeed, but if it has a huge debt load and no cash, what chance does it have?

• Be patient. Plant your seed and let it grow. Investing in small cap stocks is definitely a “buy and hold” strategy.

Are small cap stocks for you? If you are risk adverse, probably not. However, if you are up for some volatility and have a small portion of your portfolio you are willing to put at risk for a potential payoff, you may want to give them a careful look.

Equity analysts at Saral Gyan publish small cap stock research reports - Hidden Gems (Unexplored Multibagger Small Cap Stocks) every month. Team of equity analysts share authentic, unbiased and indepth research reports of fundamentally strong micro and small cap companies under Hidden Gems services.Other paid services include Value Picks & 15% @ 90 DAYS.

Currently, Hidden Gems annual subscription costs INR 3000 to our Indian subscribers and $ 70.00 to our subscribers abroad (US/UK, UAE, Qatar, Australia & Canada Subscribers).

Our Hidden Gems subscription charges will get revised effective 1st May 2011.

Revised charges for Hidden Gems annual subscription (12 monthly issues) effective 1st May 2011:

  • INR 3750 - For Indian Subscribers
  • $ 90.00 [~ 3750 + transaction & service charges, $ 1 @ 45 Rs] – For Abroad Subscribers
Note: Subscription charges of Value Picks & 15% & 90 DAYS remain unchanged effective 1st May 2011.

Hurry! Last 48 Hours. Subscribe to Hidden Gems @ INR 3000 / $ 70.00 (see payment options details) to receive sound and unbiased research reports and start investing a part of your savings in high potential small capital companies of Indian Stock Market which could be the multi bagger stocks of future.

Our recommended Hidden Gems (small cap stocks) have outperformed Small Cap Index by whopping 23% in last 7 months. As on date, average returns of our recommendation is +17.82% compared to negative returns of -4.43% of small cap index. 

Below is the past performance of Hidden Gems recommended by our equity analyst team.

You can enjoy direct saving of 25% on annual subscription charges of Hidden Gems upto 30th April. Subscribe today and  start investing small portion of your in fundamentally strong small cap stocks!

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Wish you Happy & Safe Investing!

Saral Gyan Team.
Saral Gyan Capital Services.

Friday, August 13, 2010

How to Explore Most Undervalued Stocks

Every value investor is in search for a stock which is cheap, have consistently grown earnings and built shareholder value while minimizing overhead costs and excessive debt.

We limit our search to the following criteria:

• Any dividend yield – When we search for stocks, we tend to be lenient on dividend yields because smaller companies reinvest their dividends into the company instead of paying them out like larger, more established firms.

• Low P/E Ratio – We are looking for cheap stocks, so a low P/E ratio is always a good start. P/E ratios are simply a company’s stock price over its trailing 12 months earnings, which is a good indicator of whether a firm’s stock is cheap or a bit overvalued.

• Low Trading Volume – Stocks with high trading values have already been discovered by Wall Street and institutional investors. Once trading volume increases, stocks tend to float more towards their fair valuation.

• High Net Profit Margin – An indicator of strong management is high net profit margins, the percentage of net profit earned from revenue.

• Low 12 month relative strength – Stocks that have underperformed in the last year are some of the best buying opportunities available. Often when stocks rally and increase in price, we’ve missed the buying window and lost the chance to make any gains.

• Low Debt to Equity Ratio – Invest in companies that create cash, not debt. Excessive debt is a warning sign to investors of a company struggling to pay its bills. If sales turn flat, how will the company pay off its creditors and still make a profit?

• High Revenue growth year over year – Year over Year growth rates are better metrics to use than simply quarter over quarter rates because they show hints of long-term trends. We only want companies that increase earnings consistently each and every year.

If your search returns over 20 stocks, pick the 4 to 5 best stocks on the list and forget about the rest. The goal is to pick the best securities from the list because it would take too much time to analyze 20 stocks, unless you have lots of time on your hands.

We at Saral Gyan limit the search time for potential stock buys, thus maximizing our available time for researching our stock finds.

- Equity Desk, Saral Gyan.
(Saral Gyan offers Hidden Gems - Sound & Unbiased Small Cap Stock Research Reports) 

Why is it good to invest in Small Cap Stocks?

The volatile stock market paired with uncertain economic times have left many scrambling for better investment options. Small cap stock investing could be the solution they have been looking for.

Even though the stock market is leveling out, it is far from smooth sailing. Leaving investment decisions in the hands of financial gurus and stock brokers may still be a smart idea for many folks; however, those with meager savings to invest may not be able to sacrifice the handler fees for these services. This leaves financial risk and benefit research left to the individual investor. Small capitalization company stocks may be more lucrative than stocks with larger companies. The values of the small cap have grown annually by over twelve percent compared to large cap values coming in at around ten.

This type of investment is not one to be made lightly with the intent to turn around and sell it back almost immediately. One of the reasons this method of investment works is because smaller, more unknown companies, will have stocks available at lower prices than the high profile ones. As the small company builds it’s brand name and becomes more sought after, the stock value will grow with the company. This is not a flash in the pan process.

Giant conglomerates are comprised of many committees who make decisions, or rather, discuss decisions that need to be made and make recommendations that are passed to other committees to deliberate over. As you can see, the larger the company, the larger amount of time it takes to pass new ideas and the longer it takes to get new products out to the market. Smaller companies have fewer employees, fewer levels of red tape, and a strong need for a quick turn around for decisions and products to hit the shelves. Small businesses need to move at a quick pace to stay productive. This also contributes to the climb of it’s stock values.

Another attribute of smaller companies is the potential to merge with slightly larger and possibly better known companies. The strength of both company names together adds a multiplier to the value of stock. When larger companies merge in very public ways, it can shake the confidence the public has with the company. The general masses will assume the company bought out was in trouble and wonders if keeping the stock will be wise. Fear in the economic realms will lead to hasty decisions and the large company stocks feel it the hardest.

For a patient investor, small businesses can be a component to help them grow their portfolios. While small cap stocks should not be the only food on the proverbial portfolio plate, it could be used as the main dish that was slow cooked to satiate the investor. However, with any investing diet, variety is the wisest and healthiest way to go.

Sunday, July 11, 2010

Facts of Investing in Small Cap Companies

Value investor Warren Buffett also falls in the inefficiency camp, claiming that individual investors should be able to earn 50% annual returns with small amounts of money because they have access to high-return small-cap stocks that he can no longer buy because of Berkshire’s huge asset size

Facts about Small Cap Companies

1.If you want outsized returns, you must invest in small-cap value stocks.

2.All ten of the top-performing stocks of the past decade were small caps and most were value stocks. We can almost guarantee that the top-performing stocks of the next decade will be small caps as well.

3.Most small caps underperform, so the key is either finding the few small caps that will produce the 50, 60, and 70-baggers, or instead buying the entire small-cap universe to insure that you won’t miss out on the big winners.

4.Small caps have above-average volatility and can underperform for long periods, so their outsized returns may require a long timeframe to be realized.

5.Whether small caps are inherently more risky or just inefficiently priced is undecided, but investment prudence dictates that you normally limit your small cap allocation to less than half (some say 35%) of your total equity portfolio and avoid them altogether during incipient periods of severe economic distress.

Thursday, June 24, 2010

Small Cap Investment Opportunities

How does one know the right stock to invest in and that too at the right price which will ensure strong returns in the long term? This will be a question that will be the uppermost in the minds of most investors wanting to allocate part of their funds towards stocks. Especially in light of the heightened volatility in the markets in the past.

For instance, take a look at the period between 2005 and early 2008. During that time, there was a general sense of euphoria prevailing in India what with the country consistently logging in growth rates of 9% plus and the stockmarkets zooming to 21,000 levels. And then this optimism snapped.

The global financial crisis reared its ugly head and sent global economic growth and world stockmarkets including India into a tailspin. Suddenly there was nervousness all around. Forget bad stocks with bad fundamentals, investors in India were loathe to put in their money even in good companies available at attractive prices fearing that prices will fall down further. Then 2009 dawned, signs of recovery began to be noticeable and stockmarkets surged once again. Those who missed out on the current rally are now waiting for the next round of correction to start putting their money to work again.

The idea really is not to time the markets. That is a feat best left to speculators. For long term investors, even at present when overall valuations of companies seem on the higher side, there will still be some stocks that they can look to add on to their portfolios. These stocks if picked at the right price by following proven approaches can turn into multi-bagger opportunities.
 
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