Dear Subscribers,It is well knows fact that most of the retail investors got stuck in the stocks market and smart people (operators, HNI who has edge over you in getting right information well before you) exited. It is common saying that retail investors buy at high and sell at low. Why?
Because they follow the crowd, because they listen to TV, Newspaper etc to get their investment tips (by the way tips are for waiters), just think their source of info is something which is available for whole world and since whole world can’t be rich listing to same hence you too. Retail investors run behind IPO (HBJ Cap strictly prohibit anyone to invest thru IPO) who is open to common man, who sells their shares thru IPO are private equity investors (another smart set of people) & promoters who make killing thru IPOs.
So, what retail investors who also have all the right to make money, to create wealth from stock market should do?
He should listen to someone who is suggestion him/her some investment an idea not tips; he should ask from those who has proven record and who not only provide stock advice but also provide exhaustive research report justifying that. He should never expect a multibagger stock reco that too for free because there is nothing called cheap & best, if there is something like this it is just a mirage, one will realize soon that the best thing which he bought cheap is really going to cost him more.
How can you expect an ET or Business line which cost just Rs 3 per copy to publish a stock with potential to become 10-20 baggers; even if they do will they justify with strong conviction? Even if they list out such potential stocks, it will be lying somewhere in 10-12 pages of the newspaper. It is now your homework to find such multibagger.
So, just listen to HBJ Capital & see which stock we are selecting as 10in3 stocks (there are dedicated team of 3-4 analysts busy 24x7 just to find out such stocks) & once we put a seal of “10in3” on any stocks it is the one who is going to change the fortune for life.
Regards,
JK, Associate, HBJ Capital
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