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Ashutosh Senior Member Joined: 05/Apr/2009 Location: South Africa Online Status: Offline Posts: 226	Topic: RIDING MULTIBAGGERS Posted: 26/Jul/2009 at 7:05pm
	Members, have to put these information in this thread if they are riding any multibaggers and want to share with Teddies 1. Multibagger name 2. Multis done 3. period held 4. riding experience 5. learnings
	My tastes are simple: I am easily satisfied with the best
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Ashutosh Senior Member Joined: 05/Apr/2009 Location: South Africa Online Status: Offline Posts: 226	Posted: 26/Jul/2009 at 7:14pm
	Multibagger Name : JP Associate Multies : 4 Period Held : 1 year experience : It all happened in a short while....as such it is just cushioning other losses learnings : Markets are meant for going up....on bigger picture so stay invested....no need to sell anything..all will be good...in future... similar story with ICSA, 3 bagger, 1 year, sold partially when it went up from 50 to 70 and kept few....now they are 3 bagger...but investment is little now.
	My tastes are simple: I am easily satisfied with the best
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Crimsonarcher Senior Member Joined: 05/Oct/2006 Location: United States Online Status: Offline Posts: 355	Posted: 29/Jul/2009 at 2:41pm
	Multibagger Name : Tata Steel Multies : 2.5 Period Held : 4 Months experience : Same here... just helping tide my losses in the big fall. learnings : Price is everything, both for buying and sell. The difference is what decided whether you've got a multibagger or not. So always look to buy as cheap as possible.
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monkey91 Newbie Joined: 29/Mar/2010 Location: Burkina Faso Online Status: Offline Posts: 3	Posted: 29/Mar/2010 at 10:47am
	By trying to find those investment opportunities that are likely to produce five- to tenfold returns over the next several years. I realize that my thesis may seem wildly optimistic, but it might be more realistic when you consider how depressed certain security prices have become simply because the market has completely given up hope. It's as if no business will ever generate increasing earnings ever again. ========== Lap Band n methyl d aspartic acid
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LearningToFly Senior Member Joined: 22/Feb/2010 Online Status: Offline Posts: 490	Posted: 30/Mar/2010 at 12:26pm
	Dena Bank Multies: 2.7 Period held: 14 months Learning: Long terms view is essential for multibagger.
	Success... at all cost.
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yogishkamath Senior Member Joined: 28/May/2009 Location: India Online Status: Offline Posts: 110	Posted: 30/Mar/2010 at 11:56am
	Zydus Wellness Multiples: 6.5 Period held: 16 months or so Experience: It started going up a lot later than my other picks which ran up significantly from March-June 2009. Unfortunately, I didn't add significantly to my holding in June even though I had some spare cash. Learning: Companies with low capital requirements, no debt and a big moat will sooner or later be recognized by the market. You should load up when they get caught in an ebbing tide.... Shri Laskhmi Cotsyn Multiples: 6 Period held: 16 months or so Learning: Markets are not efficient. Securities can sometimes get ridiculously under (or over) priced Financial Technologies Multiples: 4 Period held: 16 months or so Learning: Paying attention to what is discussed on TED can be lucrative ;) There are a few other 3-4 baggers which I got from cyclicals (Metals and Autos) which I have now sold..... The learning is obvious. Cyclicals do well when markets correct after a huge fall.
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yogishkamath Senior Member Joined: 28/May/2009 Location: India Online Status: Offline Posts: 110	Posted: 31/Mar/2010 at 12:05pm
	I have also learnt something from my father's experience ..... Company held: ITC Multiples: 1700 Period held: 30 years+ Learning: Companies with a durable competitive advantage will give fantastic returns over very long terms irrespective of the price at which you buy.
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LearningToFly Senior Member Joined: 22/Feb/2010 Online Status: Offline Posts: 490	Posted: 31/Mar/2010 at 1:19pm
	Yogish Did your father hold ITC for 30 years. That's commendable. On the other hand, all the multibaggers mentioned in this thread are post crash of Jan 2008. Does it mean, we just got lucky (No offence meant to people who have genius to recognize the multibagger).
	Success... at all cost.
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